The Brocton Central School District extends heartfelt wishes for a joyful Palm Sunday.
The Brocton Central School District is pleased to extend warm wishes for a joyous Passover.
Brocton elementary has been implementing the Science of Reading in and out of reading class. First graders practiced reading skills in the STEM lab while also learning about the sun and shadows. As part of this Science unit, students built shadow puppet theaters, made shadow puppets, and worked on reading fluency by practicing and performing a Readers' Theater puppet show.
Students in Mrs. Zappie's Media class colored beautiful virtual Easter eggs!
This is a friendly reminder that, per the district calendar, Spring Recess will commence on Monday, April 14, 2025, with classes resuming on Monday, April 21, 2025. We wish you a wonderful break to enjoy with your friends and family.
Yesterday evening, April 9th at the Board of Education meeting, Mr. Oldham recognized Aubree D. for being April Middle School Student of the Month (not pictured) and Owen P. for being April High School Student of the Month (not pictured). Mr. Delcamp, Mrs. Kopiczak and Mr. Mead-Colegrove recognized Mrs. Kimberly Tiberio for being Employee of the Month for April (pictured). Congratulations to all of these individuals.
On April 8th, a group of Brocton student-athletes had an incredible experience attending St. Bonaventure's Girls and Women Sports Day! 🌟 Representing one of 24 schools in attendance, students participated in sports clinics led by college athletes in volleyball, soccer, softball, basketball, tennis, rugby, lacrosse, cross country, track, and swimming and diving.
The day culminated with a thought-provoking panel discussion and a delicious lunch provided by the university. This event not only promoted athletic skills but also empowered our young women in sports!
Thank you to St. Bonaventure for hosting such an inspiring day! 💪🏽💖
#GoBonas #GirlsAndWomenInSports #Leadership #Together
The Brocton Mental Health Team is holding a "Grab and Go" event this Friday, April 11 from 2-2:45pm!
Students in grades 6-12 can stop by room 180 prior to leaving for break to grab a hygiene bag and non-perishable items.
Should your child not be able to pick up these items during the scheduled time, please contact Ms. Stephanie Haines at shaines@broctoncsd.org or (716) 792-2140 to make other arrangements.
We started our morning listening to volunteers from United Way read us Pete The Cat!
Today is National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. The Brocton Central School District would like to express its sincere gratitude to our Teacher Aides and our substitute Teacher Aides for their contributions in instruction, material preparation, classroom management, and direct student engagement. We would also like to specifically highlight the remarkable endeavors of Mrs. Lisa Brisley, Mrs. Hannah Buss, Mrs. Lisa Delcamp, Ms. Stephanie Haines, Mrs. Jane Kaltenbach, Mrs. Michelle Kinslow, Ms. Kristina Lacki, Mrs. Jamie Putt, Mrs. Karen Przbycien, Mrs. Lisa Stanton, Mr. Ryan Taddio, Mrs. Erin Timmerman, Ms. Kayla Tubbs, and Miss Holly Webber. We truly appreciate their dedication, resilience and unwavering commitment to our students every day.
Today, April 2nd, the Brocton Central School District would like to celebrate the 18th annual World Autism Awareness Day. This day is a wonderful opportunity for us to come together and show our support for individuals with autism and their families. By raising awareness and promoting understanding, we can create a more inclusive and supportive community for everyone. It’s encouraged that all of you join us in celebrating this important day and showing our solidarity with those affected by autism.
Together, we listen, understand and we support!
It feels like Spring in Mrs. Zappie's computer lab. Bravo to Kindergartener, Zachary, for growing an entire virtual garden!
April is recognized as 911 Education Month, and the Brocton Central School District would like to emphasize the critical importance of dialing 911 in the event of an emergency.
It is essential for students and families to comprehend the appropriate circumstances and methods for utilizing this crucial service. By educating young individuals on the correct use of 911, the district seeks to empower everyone to respond effectively during a crisis.
Together, by spreading awareness and knowledge, we can help build a safer community where individuals are equipped to handle emergencies with confidence and composure.
The Brocton Central School District extends warm wishes for a joyful Eid Al-Fitr.
Volunteer Opportunities through Prevention Works
On Monday March 24, 2024 through March 28, 2025 BCS will be participating in "Between the Bells Week" inspired by To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA), an organization dedicated to supporting those struggling with mental health issues, addiction, self-harm, and suicide.
Between the Bells Week is designed to foster awareness, conversation, and support for mental health within our school community. The theme draws inspiration from the idea that healing and recovery often happen in the quiet moments between the “louder” experiences of life. In this case, the term "between the bells" symbolizes the space between class periods, representing the small moments in between challenges where students can reflect, reset, and access support.
Please note that the lessons are customized to align with the age group and the appropriateness of sensitive topics.
If there are any question or concerns regarding your childs paricipation during this interactive week, please reach out to the Social Work Suite or High School Office.
The Board of Education of the Brocton Central School District has its Special Board Meeting on April 29, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. in the District Office.
The Board of Education of the Brocton Central School District has its Special Board Meeting on March 27, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. in the District Office.
This is a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, March 20th, Inter-State Studios will be at the Brocton Central School District to take spring photographs for elementary students (PreK-5th grade) and for middle and high school spring sports.
The Brocton Central School District and the Southwestern Independent Living Center, Inc. extend their sincere gratitude to all who participated in the Family, School, and Community Connections Symposium and the Mobile Medical Unit Health and Wellness Event held on Friday, March 14, 2025. With 80 service providers, 94 programs, and 369 attendees, this event marks the largest free gathering of its kind in the history of Chautauqua County, New York.
This year's theme, “Together, We Can,” emphasizes our dedication to enhancing community well-being. Our goal is to provide essential resources and information to a diverse audience, including seniors, children, youth, new parents, veterans, school districts, grandparents, foster parents, librarians, churches, and social workers—many of whom may not have been aware of the support available to them.
We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to every service provider and guest speaker who generously shared their knowledge, enriching our community with invaluable insights. Our gratitude goes to Mr. Jason Delcamp, Miss Judy Wroda, Mrs. Melanie Ulinger, Ms. Jane Stamler, Mrs. Caitlin Barkley, Mrs. Ashley Means, Mrs. Elizabeth Link, Ms. Christine Mittner, Mrs. Ann Ressler, Ms. Jennifer Newman, Ms. Courtney Dawson, Ms. Wendy Farrell along with her team, and Mr. Ken Roberts along with his team for their crucial support in turning this vision into reality. Furthermore, we recognize the generous contributions from AHN Westfield Memorial Hospital, Highmark Health, Refresco, Lakewood Rod and Gun Club, Southern Chautauqua Federal Credit Union, InnerLakes Federal Credit Union, Fidelis Care, and UPMC Chautauqua, which played a significant role in the success of this event. By embracing this year’s theme of “Together, We Can!”, we have made meaningful strides in fostering a more informed and connected community by bringing information, assistance and services to those who may face barriers in acquiring/gaining access to services.
