Students throughout the Churchville-Chili school district celebrated national Red Ribbon Week, October 24-28, learning about living a healthy, drug-free life.
CCSHS At the Rochester Careers in Construction Day
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Getting Personal with the Past
Churchville-Chili has been integrating experiential learning (learning by doing) into required middle school science curriculum for several years, offering engaging enrichment experiences. This year, the district is expanding the initiative into social studies with lessons that encourage scholars to put themselves in the places of the people they are studying.
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Hilton-Parma community pitches in to make a difference
Middle School provides clean water for Ugandan school
Senior receives NYS Senate Youth Leadership Recognition Award
Hilton CSD celebrates Alumni Hall of Fame Induction
Library grant builds classroom novel collection
HF-L Staff Kick-off the School Year with Special Videos
CTE Helps Students ROC with Their Hands
Project SEARCH Interns Begin a Year of Career Building
Learning Unlimited Paints Up a Party
Participants from Learning Unlimited, a free program for adults with disabilities, took part in a group painting party lead by Melissa Salatino of Vino and Vernici Mobile Paint Parties. Program Instructors Kimberly Stephenson and Andrew Fowler along with other program staff assisted with this festive canvas painting class and provided mini-charcuterie boards as provided snacks.
Westview Visits Foodlink’s Community Farm
Coworkers You Can Count On
Students in Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES’ Hospitality and Applied Skills (HaAS) class, taught by Samantha Fowler, are learning valuable work skills that will help them be successful throughout life. Recently, they got a first-hand experience with how team members each play an important part in accomplishing a task, and how an absence can create difficulties for the group.