Welcome to our newest staff! #Welcoming #Affirming #CadetProud
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Ashley Pierri's class at Quest Elementary wrote letters to the Board of Education members last week for School Board Recognition Week thanking them for their service. The letters were presented to the board ahead of their meeting Tuesday night. Take a look!
Students from the Merton Williams Middle School Coffee Café gave a presentation to the Board of Education at its meeting last night. The students talked about what the café is and how much it means to them to be able to work there. The teacher advisors talked about the impact it has on the students’ social, communication, and math skills to name a few!
Please note that Tuesday, Oct. 31 is a half day session for ALL students K-12. The printed calendar sent to homes incorrectly states that it is a half day for K-6. Students will arrive home approximately 4 hours earlier than normal.
In this episode of the Cadet Chronicles, Dr. Kosiorek talks to members of the girls soccer team about their fundraising efforts for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVNYjh7cZi4
Congratulations to Reilly Deming, Meredith Harnden, Ethan John, and Shawn Nordstrom for being named Commended Students in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program!
How about some friendly competition for a good cause? Mark your calendars for Trivia Night next month!
Don't forget about our community forum Wednesday!
Superintendent Casey Kosiorek, Ed. D. visited Ms. Root’s second grade class at Village Elementary Friday afternoon. He read the book “Creepy Carrots” by Aaron Reynolds. Dr. Kosiorek and the class then talked about what the students thought about the book.
Assistant Superintendent for Business Adam Geist made his annual trip to Ms. Cerame’s kindergarten class at Village Elementary Friday morning. Mr. Geist helped the students weigh and measure their pumpkins and he even wore a pumpkin tie!
A colleague of Beth’s says she demonstrates the characteristics of welcoming and affirming every day with her students and colleagues. She goes out of her way to make students feel welcome and supported in the classes she works in. Beth always works with the classroom teacher to best support instruction and provide assistance to students that may be struggling or need a little extra help. Her positive energy is infectious! We love Mrs. Chirdo!
In this episode of Cadet Chronicles, we learn more about Sources of Strength.
https://youtu.be/E9xJuis6x1M?feature=shared
From coordinating curriculums and managing staff, to providing a safe and productive learning environment for students - our principals play a pivotal role in education. We thank our five principals for their extraordinary efforts to create and foster and environment that is welcoming and affirming; curious and not judgmental. #ThankAPrincipal
Teachers from Twelve Corners Middle School in Brighton visited Merton Williams Thursday, while Merton Williams teachers visited Twelve Corners Wednesday for "learning walks". As part of the visits, the teachers spent time in classrooms to observe instruction and taking a tour of the schools. At the end of the visit, the groups met to share their observations and ideas.
Every quarter, members of the Hilton Central School District leadership team meet with area community leaders to bolster collaboration, support, and pride in our entire district community. Meeting attendees included (from left to right) Kristen Paolini, Hilton Central School District Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, Ned Dale, Hilton Central School District Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, Adam Geist, Hilton Central School District Assistant Superintendent for Business, Casey Kosiorek, Ed.D, Hilton Central School District Superintendent, Parma Town Supervisor Jim Roose, Hilton Mayor Joe Lee, Tom Venniro, Hilton-Parma Recreation Director, Rev. Jennifer Green, Hilton United Methodist Church, and Ken Robertson, Hilton Lions Club Board of Directors.
Hilton Central School District leadership had the honor and privilege of being part of the dedication ceremony of a portion of State Route 259 (North Avenue) in Parma between the Lake Ontario State Parkway and Dunbar Road as "Specialist Jason Hasenauer Memorial Highway".
Specialist Hasenauer, a 2003 graduate, died in 2005 while serving in Afghanistan.
Congratulations to our senior soccer girls Chloe Cardone, Ella Clark, Gianna DiPiazza, and Hailey Van Zeilen as they celebrated senior night Friday!
Hundreds of students ride the bus each day in our district and dozens of employees make sure they make it to their destintations safely. Thank you for always putting our students' safety first!
