The Brocton Central School District would like to thank all of our elementary, middle and high school teachers! In a time when the teaching profession has been stretched beyond boundaries, they have all risen to the challenge! The teachers of the Brocton Central School District exemplify the heart of the district. Together we are BROCTON STRONG!
Hello Brocton Families, The Freshman Class of 2025 is hosting a Spring Fling Dance in the cafeteria on May 14, 2022 for students of all ages. The adult and me dance for PK-5th grade will take place from 1-3 pm all students must have an adult with them, the middle school dance will take place from 4-6 pm for grades 6-8, and the High School dance will be from 7-10pm. Tickets will be $12 and can be purchased by visiting the website: bcsclassof2025.ticketleap.com/spring-fling/ or at the door on the day of the event. There will be snacks, games, dancing, and photo opportunities for the students to enjoy. If you can not make it or do not have a student but would still like to support the class we encourage you to visit the website and purchase a "donation ticket" or two to show them your support. Thank you everyone have a great evening.
This message is to inform Parents/Guardians and Athletes- The Varsity Baseball and Varsity Softball games today (April 27th) have been canceled. There are no rescheduled dates as of now. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Fetterick, Athletics Director.
On Administrative Professionals Day, the Brocton Central School District would like to thank Ms. Kathy Garnsey, Mrs. Ashley Means, Miss Christine Mittner, Mrs. Anne Marie Ressler, Mrs. Laurie Skinner, Miss Sara Sobecki, and Mrs. Jennifer Starcher for their hard work, tireless effort and their every day enthusiasm. Their work and commitment during these trying times is the key to our success!
Hello Brocton Families, The Freshman Class of 2025 is hosting a Spring Fling Dance in the cafeteria on May 14, 2022 for students of all ages. The adult and me dance for PK-5th grade will take place from 1-3 pm all students must have an adult with them, the middle school dance will take place from 4-6 pm for grades 6-8, and the High School dance will be from 7-10pm. Tickets will be $12 and can be purchased by visiting the website: bcsclassof2025.ticketleap.com/spring-fling/ or at the door on the day of the event. There will be snacks, games, dancing, and photo opportunities for the students to enjoy. If you can not make it or do not have a student but would still like to support the class we encourage you to visit the website and purchase a "donation ticket" or two to show them your support. Thank you everyone have a great evening.
This message is to inform Parents/Guardians and Athletes- The Boys Varsity Baseball game at Westfield has now been changed to a 3:30 PM start time. Any questions, please contact Rob Fetterick, Director of Athletics.
We would like to remind you of the current COVID guidelines that were recently shared from the Chautauqua County Health Department: Please note- Anyone who tests positive for COVID is to remain at home for five (5) days and notify the Chautauqua County Health Department. Anyone who is named as a close contact, regardless of your vaccination status, should wear a well fitting mask for ten (10) days after the exposure. As long as no COVID symptoms develop ALL MAY REMAIN IN SCHOOL. To be exposed- one would need to be within six (6) feet of a positive person for 15 minutes with no mask. An exception to all rules is that of a person who has been diagnosed with COVID and has recovered in the past 90 days. Please call your doctor or the Chautauqua County Health Department with any questions. The Brocton Central School District nursing staff will also be happy to answer any of your questions at (716) 792-2146.
The Brocton Central School District would like to wish you and your family a Happy Easter!!
SAVE THE DATE for students of all ages: On Saturday, May 14th the class of 2025 will be holding a Spring Fling! There will be an "adult and me" dance for grades PK-5, followed by a middle school dance, and then a high school dance later in the evening. There will be photo opportunities, games in the courtyard, and maybe even some snacks and drinks to enjoy as you create memories and make up for lost time over the last few years. More information will come for tickets as the date of May 14th approaches. Thanks for supporting the freshman class of 2025!
Mrs. Potter's Spanish 6 classes learned about and decorated Cascarones or Confetti Eggs today.
We would like to remind you of the current COVID guidelines that were recently shared from the Chautauqua County Health Department: Please note- Anyone who tests positive for COVID is to remain at home for five (5) days and notify the Chautauqua County Health Department. Anyone who is named as a close contact, regardless of your vaccination status, should wear a well fitting mask for ten (10) days after the exposure. As long as no COVID symptoms develop ALL MAY REMAIN IN SCHOOL. To be exposed- one would need to be within six (6) feet of a positive person for 15 minutes with no mask. An exception to all rules is that of a person who has been diagnosed with COVID and has recovered in the past 90 days. Please call your doctor or the Chautauqua County Health Department with any questions. The Brocton Central School District nursing staff will also be happy to answer any of your questions. Thank you and have a nice evening.
This message is to inform Parents/Guardians and Athletes- The Girls JV Softball game has been canceled today (April 7th) against Chautauqua Lake CSD. The game will be rescheduled and posted on ArbiterLive.
The University of Buffalo Dental Van will be on campus tomorrow, Tuesday, April 5th to provide services. If you are interested in your child receiving dental services, please fill out a consent form located on our district website under the Health Office tab. If you have questions please call the Health Office at 792-2146.
The University of Buffalo Dental Van will be on campus Tuesday, April 5th to provide services. If you are interested in your child receiving dental services, please fill out a consent form located on our district website under the Health Office tab. If you have questions please call the Health Office at 792-2146.
Today’s PARP Story is We’re All Wonders.
There is no fun fact today because we wanted to tell you all that you are all wonders. You are all important, you are all loved, and you are all able to do anything you put your mind to. Never forget that!
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Lundin's Class.
We truly hope you all have enjoyed PARP this week and have found some books you really enjoy. Remember you can visit your town library, school library, or even look up read alouds on youtube to keep reading and enjoying the billions of books the world has to offer. Have a great weekend everyone.
Today’s PARP Story is Imagine a Day.
Today’s fun fact is that your imagination can help you learn and apply the things you are learning. So if you find something hard to understand try to use your imagination and apply it to your life.
The winning class for this book is Mrs. Zambotti's Class.
Wednesday's PARP Story is 11 Experiments that Failed.
Today’s fun fact is that it would only take one hour to drive to space if you could go straight up in the air.
The winning class for this book is Ms. Tye's Class.
Tuesday's PARP Story is Goldilocks and the 3 Dinosaurs.
Today’s fun fact is that the word “dinosaur” was originally coined by a British paleontologist named Richard Owen in 1842, and came from the Greek words dienos (“terrible”) and sauros (“reptile”).
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The winning class for this book is Mrs. Persch's Class.
Attention BCS Class of 2022! It is not too late to order your cap and gown. Go to https://www.jostens.com/ and do the following:
1. Click shop your school.
2. Enter school name.
3. Click Graduation.
4. Packages will appear which include the CGT.
5. Keep scrolling and click shop now for individual items if you do not want one of the packages.
The basic package of cap, gown and tassel costs $44. Questions can be directed to tom.mcgrath@jostens.com.
Today’s PARP Story is Thank you, Mr. Falker.
Today’s fun fact is that teachers don't actually live at the school. They have their own homes and families but they enjoy spending much of their life with their students who become like family.
A special thank you to all the adults in the school that work so hard and give all of themselves to the students. You are seen and appreciated.
The winning class for this book is Miss. Woltz's Class.
