Michel Molinaro, Adirondack District Executive of the Boy Scouts of America, presented Crosby Leinhart with a Certificate of Recognition for his heroism during a family crisis. We could not be prouder of him and his efforts. We salute you, Crosby!
Bassett SBHC is thrilled to be offering the Pfizer COVID vaccine to any student enrolled in the SBHC, 12 years and older. Students may be enrolled at any time. Pfizer is a 2 dose series.
Richfield Springs SBHC will be open this summer on Tuesday in July and several days in August. A SBHC is open every Monday through Thursday and a practitioner is available for calls or Telehealth visotsevery Friday throughout the summer. Please reach us at 315-858-0610 or 844-ALL-SBHC to schedule a visit or for more information.
Tribal Talk Jr., our elementary video announcements program, has been featured on MORIC's District Spotlight. Tune into the link below! https://youtu.be/MFwmJHYs514
Congratulations to Sydney Burdick for earning second place in this year's Liberty Bell competition! She was nominated by Mr. Busch, then wrote an essay and interviewed with the committee. As 2nd place winner, she received $250 and a certificate. We are so proud of you, Sydney!
The Liberty Bell is awarded to the student who, in the opinion of the interview committee, demonstrates a knowledge of civic, educational and community events and who, by his or her academic and extracurricular background, demonstrates a strong commitment to citizenship. To be nominated for a Liberty Bell Award, a student does not have to be considering a career in law.
Lunch Menu Change:
Thursday, June 17 - Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
There was vandalism to our Senior Class lawn signs. We have been able to identify the vandals and have reported this to the State police. The entire campus is on camera with night vision, aiding in the investigation.
Richfield Springs Academic Athletic Awards Presentation is available at the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J6e8Qn1yO6c3AHL-WVIMIgN2WMQYvPkk/view?usp=sharing
The virtual Academic & Athletic Awards Ceremony is this Friday night at 7PM. The ceremony will be pushed out on High School Happenings, the schools Facebook page and the District web page. Congratulations to our students and enjoy the show.
The Media Production Course has been featured on MORIC's District Spotlight. Tune into the link below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKcKvwt8sWE
Over the years the Richfield Springs Central School has held annual events to give back to the community. The annual food drive is a grades 7 through 12 level competition that provides an opportunity for students to give back to those in need. Students were asked to donate nonperishable food items, such as canned goods and more.
This year, like everything else in the world, things couldn’t function as normal. But that did not stop RSCS! Janine Shulkie and Samantha North devised a plan to create a COVID friendly event that could help the Richfield Springs Food Bank. A two-week Pre-K through 12th grade coin drive was created.
Pre-K through grade 6 conducted a coin collection, while grades 7 through 12 had a penny war. After day one of this school-wide activity over $100 was raised and by the end of the week that increased to over $600. At the beginning of the second week a challenge was brought to the faculty and staff to match what the students donated. This models the behavior we want our young people to learn as well as doubles the impact of our unannounced donation for our community. At the completion of the competition, the total student donations came to $2,362!
Mrs. Wust’s kindergarten class finished in first for the elementary competition and the Class of 2023, won the 7 through 12 penny war competition. This activity brought a different type of school unity. In addition to the students, faculty and staff donations, two local businesses joined in on the fun, Rathbun Renovations and Cooper Auto. Together, all groups generated nearly $5000 for the Richfield Springs Food Bank.
Thank you to all those who helped by donating to this competition. It is a true blessing to be part of this giving and supportive community.
Mrs K's First Grade Players perform the Readers Theater, "The Glum Princess." Watch here: https://youtu.be/MbSy45hfLIs
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REMINDER: IMPORTANT DATES
* Friday May 28 no school
* Monday May 31 no school
*Friday June 18 no school
* Thursday June 24 half day and last day of school
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Due to the weather forecast, we have made the following changes to our sports practice schedules:
Varsity Softball - 4:30-6:30 in HS gym
Modified Baseball - 3:30-4:30 in Coach Skinner's room
All others canceled
Clinic Scheduled for 2nd COVID Vaccination Shot
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On Thursday, May 20, the STEAM Club was lucky to have the inventor and scientist, Nikola Tesla join us remotely to present information and perform demonstrations in electricity, magnetism, and wireless transmission of energy and communication. Many of the devices in use today are attributed to Tesla's original theories and inventions. The students interacted with him, and asked intelligent, thoughtful questions. His performance was grant-based through Matheatre.com.
Second graders in Mrs. Trask's classes learned about homophones and made these fantastic pictures!
Thank you to Damon Boss and Brayden Misencik who helped the Greater Mohawk Valley Land Bank clean up their lot on Main Street! Great job getting some community service in boys. Stop by and visit this newly created pocket park!
Operation Greenhouse is underway! Mrs. Davis got the greenhouse in a grant and Mr. Barkman's Agriculture Engineering class did most of the structural work. The skeletal structure has been up since fall. We had to build and install doors and finish off a few details before we put the plastic on this spring. Seniors in the Animal Science class put on the upper piece of plastic and other tech classes put the end caps on. This project is an accumulation of a couple of years worth of effort.
