This week, Brocton Central School District is proud to celebrate National School Social Work Week! 🌟
We want to extend a huge thank you to Ms. Amber Nickerson and Mrs. Abigail Walker. Their relentless dedication and advocacy for our students’ well-being make a remarkable impact every single day. We are incredibly fortunate to have such devoted professionals as part of our school community.
We want to extend a huge thank you to Ms. Amber Nickerson and Mrs. Abigail Walker. Their relentless dedication and advocacy for our students’ well-being make a remarkable impact every single day. We are incredibly fortunate to have such devoted professionals as part of our school community.
In observance of National Nutrition Month this March, the Brocton Central School District reaffirms its commitment to emphasizing nutritional health and fostering lifelong healthy eating habits within our community.
Brocton Central School Drama Club proudly presents Once Upon a One More Time on March 6th and 7th at 7:00 pm!
This clever and hilarious adaptation of Cinderella's tale is set to music originally performed by Britney Spears! Come laugh and dance along as we perform your favorite hits like Hit Me Baby One More Time, Lucky, Crazy, Oops...I Did It Again, Toxic, and more!
Tickets are $10 until March 1st, and after that date they will be $12 each. Don't delay and get your tickets today!
Click the link to purchase your tickets online!
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This clever and hilarious adaptation of Cinderella's tale is set to music originally performed by Britney Spears! Come laugh and dance along as we perform your favorite hits like Hit Me Baby One More Time, Lucky, Crazy, Oops...I Did It Again, Toxic, and more!
Tickets are $10 until March 1st, and after that date they will be $12 each. Don't delay and get your tickets today!
Click the link to purchase your tickets online!
https://search.seatyourself.biz/webstore/accounts/broctoncsd/buy-tix?landingMessageSeen=true
Kindergarten & Pre-k Registration is open now! Stop in and pick up your registration packet and sign up for screening. Or give our Elementary Office a call at 716-792-2100.
Attention Students in grades 7-11 interested in playing football, there will be a spring football meeting on Wednesday, March 4th at Chautauqua Lake CSD at 3:15 PM. Please plan to attend if you are considering playing next season.
February is a time to celebrate friendship and in Mrs. Zappie's media classes, intro to graphic art!
These young digital artists certainly enjoyed this unit!
These young digital artists certainly enjoyed this unit!
Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. 🌱 For many in our community, this is a time to focus on personal growth, reflection, and acts of kindness toward others. Wishing you a day of peace.
Giddy up! 🐎 Today marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Fire Horse! In Chinese culture, the Horse represents energy, speed, and ambition—qualities we see in our students every day. We wish our entire community a year filled with bold breakthroughs and success.
The Brocton Central School District extends warm wishes for a Happy President’s Day!
Sending a little extra love to our students, staff, and families this Valentine’s Day! ❤️ We hope everyone has a fantastic Saturday and a restful start to Mid-Winter Recess.
This is a friendly reminder that, per the district calendar, Mid-Winter Recess will commence on Monday, February 16, 2026, with classes resuming on Monday, February 23, 2026. We wish you a wonderful break to enjoy with your friends and family.
Happy P.S. I Love You Day!
During lunch periods this week, our middle and high school students took part in a simple but powerful activity for P.S. I Love You Day.
They were asked to complete the sentence:
“Be the light when…”
Answers ranged from holding the door from someone, to helping someone when they are struggling.
Watching the wall grow throughout the day was a reminder of the , empathy , and compassion students at BCS have.
Sometimes being the light isn’t loud.
Sometimes it’s sitting with someone.
Inviting them in.
Standing up.
Or simply choosing kindness.
We are so proud of our students for using their voices to create a message our entire school community can see and feel. 💛🌟
#BeTheLight #PSILoveYouDay
The first grade classes participated in a crosscurricular project about the book The Mitten. Students listened to the story, wrote clues about the animals, and read decodable versions of the story including a readers theater. In STEM, they worked in groups to create shadow puppets and theaters to reenact the story. This project integrated concepts from their Science unit about day and night patterns, including how shadows are created. After break, each class will meet with another school from a different area of NY and play a guess the animal from the story game using the clues they wrote. Students will have a chance to read the clues they read and also listen to the other class's clues to try and guess their animal.
Happy PS I love you day... remember you are a light that can be spread to others through kindness and when you share your light it brightens others light so they can share with others. Make the world brighter and show love, support, kindness and encouragement everyday not just today! Change the world one kind word at a time!
Today is P.S. I Love You Day, and the Brocton Central School District is shining bright! 💜 This year’s theme is 'Be The Light,' a reminder that we can all support one another through kindness and mental health awareness.
The Pre-k and Kindergarten classes learned about the Winter Olympics this week. Part of this learning include a project about force and motion where they built Olympic "bobsled" tracks in STEM.
Yesterday evening, February 11th, at the Board of Education meeting, Mr. Oldham had the honor of recognizing AliviaLyn L. as the February Middle School Student of the Month (pictured) and Haylie A. as the February High School Student of the Month (pictured).
In addition to our student achievements, Mr. Delcamp and Mr. Mead-Colegrove recognized the Elementary Safety Care Team as the February Employees of the Month. This distinguished team includes Molly Dehlinger, Susan Roberts, Deputy Sara Rosario, Ellie Bates, Jessica Hornbuckle, Amber Nickerson, April Tye, Cortney Vahl, Abigail Walker, and Jesse Zenns.
We extend our sincere congratulations to all of these remarkable individuals for their ongoing commitment to excellence within the Brocton Central School District.
In addition to our student achievements, Mr. Delcamp and Mr. Mead-Colegrove recognized the Elementary Safety Care Team as the February Employees of the Month. This distinguished team includes Molly Dehlinger, Susan Roberts, Deputy Sara Rosario, Ellie Bates, Jessica Hornbuckle, Amber Nickerson, April Tye, Cortney Vahl, Abigail Walker, and Jesse Zenns.
We extend our sincere congratulations to all of these remarkable individuals for their ongoing commitment to excellence within the Brocton Central School District.
Sergeant Lombardo and Deputy Rosario of the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office visited Mrs. Bates' 8th grade Career Class to walk students through what it takes to become a deputy sheriff. Deputies explained the requirements to enter the Sheriff’s Academy, including education, physical fitness, background standards, and the training process that prepares recruits for the realities of the job.
The discussion also highlighted the many divisions and special teams within the Sheriff’s Office, such as patrol, investigations, corrections, K-9, school resource officers, and other specialized units. They spoke with students about the wide range of career paths available in law enforcement.
Deputies also shared why they chose this profession: a desire to serve others, protect the community, make a positive difference.
The discussion also highlighted the many divisions and special teams within the Sheriff’s Office, such as patrol, investigations, corrections, K-9, school resource officers, and other specialized units. They spoke with students about the wide range of career paths available in law enforcement.
Deputies also shared why they chose this profession: a desire to serve others, protect the community, make a positive difference.
Congratulations to the Brocton Varsity Bowling Team on capturing the Class D Section VI Championship this season!
Our 3rd-5th graders will have the opportunity to swim before school in the month of March! Starting March 3rd, students with signed permission slips that are capable of passing the deep end swim test, can ride the early bus to work on their stroke technique and swimming endurance.
