Although Mr. Delcamp was unable to attend the banquet, Mrs. Cynthia Marx, CEOE, graciously accepted the award on his behalf and read his letter of acknowledgment to attendees. In his message, Mr. Delcamp expressed heartfelt gratitude for the recognition and appreciation of the many individuals who have supported him throughout his career.
“I am truly humbled and honored to be nominated and considered for such a prestigious award,” he shared. “Throughout my career, I have been fortunate to be surrounded by people who saw more in me than I often saw in myself. Their belief in me has shaped who I am as a leader.”
Mr. Delcamp also highlighted the vital role of secretarial and administrative professionals in education, noting that they are “the heartbeat of every successful school district.” He credited their professionalism, care, and dedication for helping schools thrive and shared that this award “truly belongs to them.”
The Brocton Central School District community congratulates Mr. Jason Delcamp on this outstanding and well-deserved recognition!
Each year, schools and communities across the country come together to remind everyone the importance of school bus safety. From practicing safe riding habits to staying alert around bus stops and school zones. Every one of these actions help to protect our children.
The Brocton Central School District looks forward to sharing more safety tips and information regarding school bus safety this upcoming week!
STEM Club began today. An important part of STEM Club is working on collaboration and teamwork skills. These skills are important for STEM, especially when we compete at STEM Wars in the spring. To start the new year, we had a paper tower team challenge. Teams had 15 minutes to build a tower out of 20 sheets of paper using only scissors and tape. The tallest tower measured more than 5 feet tall!
You trash is our treasure: The STEM Lab is in need of regular to large size cereal boxes or other boxes of similar size (long but not too deep such as shallow Amazon/shipping boxes or other snack/cracker boxes). If you have any, please send to school with your child. Thank you!
We are truly grateful for their support, motivation, tough decision-making, and sound judgment. Their commitment to the success of Brocton Central School District is always recognized and appreciated.
On behalf of the entire district, we extend our heartfelt thanks for their exceptional leadership. Happy Boss's Day!
Email - MUlinger@broctoncsd.org
Today, October 10, 2025 Brocton Central School District recognizes World Mental Health Day , a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health. 🌎đź’
At Brocton Central School, we believe that every student, staff member, and family deserves to feel seen, supported, and valued.
Let’s continue to create a culture where it’s okay to say, “I’m not okay.”
Here at BCS, reaching out for help is seen as a sign of STRENGTH, not weakness. đź’Ş
đź’š You are not alone.
đź’š You are valued.
đź’š You matter.
đź’š Your voice matters.
#WorldMentalHealthDay #BroctonStrong #StrongerTogether #MindHeartCommunity
📢Homecoming Parade Route and Parking Information📢
Please join the Brocton Central School District’s Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes as we continue our Homecoming Week Festivities!
The parade will begin promptly at 5:00 PM. We encourage spectators to line up on the sidewalk along School Street to watch our students show off their Bulldog Pride! 🎉
Yesterday evening, October 8th, an Annual Social was held before the Board of Education meeting to honor new employees of the Brocton Central School District, their mentors, employees who have transitioned into new roles, our ex officio student board member, and our most recently tenured employees.
This event provided an opportunity for these individuals to meet the Board of Education and Administration while enjoying delicious desserts prepared by Mrs. Lisa Brisley (see group photo).
During the Board of Education meeting, Mr. Delcamp recognized several outstanding students. Mr. Delcamp recognized Chloe N., September Middle School Student of the Month (not pictured), Yael A., September High School Student of the Month (pictured), Lila D., October Middle School Student of the Month (pictured), and Anthony G., October High School Student of the Month (pictured).
Mr. Delcamp and Mr. Mead-Colegrove also recognized Mrs. Jodi Huber as the September Employee of the Month (pictured) and Mrs. Rose Carr as the October Employee of the Month (pictured).
In addition, Mr. Kurt Gustafson, Ambassador for the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA), was present to award the 2025 Champions of Change Award to the Board of Education, Administration, and Judy Wroda from the Southwestern Independent Living Center (SILC). The Brocton Central School District is being honored for hosting the “Together We Can” symposium on March 15, 2025 (pictured).
Congratulations to all of these remarkable individuals — We are Brocton Strong!
