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Campbell-Savona Central SchoolCreating Successful Citizens Striving to make a Difference– District Newsletter –CAMPBELL-SAVONAJuly/August 2018Superintendent’s noteSummertime greetings! I hopeyou are able to find a cool spot tolook over this summer edition ofour newsletter, which is filled withthe many accomplishments of ourstudents at the end of the schoolyear.I am also pleased to share thatthe C-S Jr./Sr. High School wasnamed as a Bronze Medal Schoolby US News and World Report forthe third consecutive year. Thishonor ranks our school in thetop 30 percent of all public highschools in the U.S.C-S was recognized as aBronze Medal School becausewe met or exceeded the followingthree criteria: Our students performed statistically better than expected forstudents in New York State. Our disadvantaged studentsoutperformed other disadvantagedstudents in New York State. Our graduation rate was 80percent or better – and our ratewas significantly better. On themost recent New York State SchoolReport Card, C-S achieved a 90percent graduation rate.This honor is as result of ashared vision in which our teachersstrive to develop within their students the skills needed to be successful in school and in the widerworld after graduation. It is also theresult of the wonderful partnershipswe have with our parents and thelarger C-S community.On behalf of the Board ofEducation and our staff, I want tothank our parents for working together with us to ensure their children put a high priority on schoolwork so that each reaches his orher highest potential. I also wantto thank the broader communityfor your continued support of theDistrict, the most recent examplebeing the approval of the 2018-19District budget with a 71 percentsuper majority.I hope you all find time to enjoy your summer. During the nextseveral weeks, we will be busy preparing to build on our accomplishments during the 2018-19 schoolyear, which will be here before weknow it!Kathy HagenbuchSuperintendentHead of the classCampbell-Savona CentralSchool is pleased to announce thatthis year’s Valedictorian is CassidyBlack and this year’s Salutatorian isKatelyn Page.Cassidy received a RegentsDiploma with Advanced Designation with Honors, Mastery inMath. She will attend the SUNYCortland.Katelyn received a RegentsDiploma with Advanced Designation with Honors, Mastery in Mathand Science. She will attend SUNYOneonta.The top 10 seniors in the Class of 2018 are:(Front, L-R): Jacob Fitzpatrick, Hannah Lowe,Quinn Littell, Krista Woodcock, Makayla Sutton(Back, L-R) Cassidy Black, Katelyn Page, MaverickSalvagin, Kaitlin Wood, Hannah Fuller
2018 graduates share their plans for the futureAlyvia Ayers will attend MonroeCommunity College to studychildhood education.Calvin Ayers will enter theworkforce.Connor Ayers will attendMansfield University to studychemistry.Kayla Barron will attend ElmiraCollege to study early childhoodeducation.Cassidy Black will attend SUNYCortland to study inclusivechildhood education.Drew Blencowe will attendUniversity at Buffalo to studybiology/pre-med.Brittany Brown will enter theworkforce.Andrew Bruner will attendCorning Community College tostudy automotive technology.Jacob Bruner is undecided.Trevor Bryan will enter theworkforce.Nathaniel Carlin will join the U. S.Army.Olivia Ceasar will attend CorningCommunity College.Shannon Champlain will enter theworkforce.Jordan Cole will attendKeuka College to study sportsmanagement.Destiny Counterman will attendCorning Community College tostudy culinary arts.Ashley Davis will attend CorningCommunity College.Patrick Dobson will attendMonroe Community Collegeto study psychology and lawenforcement.Mark Eaton will attend SUNYBrockport to study environmentalscience.2Paige Eddy will attend CorningCommunity College to studyforensics.Natalie Fairbrother will attendMercyhurst University to studyforensic biology.Benjamin Feldman will attendAlfred State College to study heavyequipment operations.Jacob Fitzpatrick will attendUniversity at Buffalo to studycomputer science.Corryn Foster will attend KeukaCollege to study nursing.Hannah Fuller will attend SUNYGeneseo to study education.Clemente Gardeweg plans tobecome an engineer.Nathan Gleason will attendCorning Community College tostudy environmental science.Sierra Gurnsey will enter theworkforce.Auston Hackett will enter theworkforce.Abigail Hauber will attendCorning Community College tostudy forensic analysis.Carlene Holmes will attendCorning Community College tostudy criminal justice.Jeffery Hughner will attendUniversity of Northwestern Ohioto study diesel mechanics andagricultural equipment repair.Kathleen Johnson will attendCorning Community College tostudy criminal justice.Brookelynn Kapral will attendCorning Community College andplans to join the U.S. Army.Haven Knickerbocker will attendCorning Community College tostudy early childhood development.Evan Knowles will attend SUNYPotsdam to study mathematics.Dalton Kolbewill enter theworkforce.Quinn Littell will attend NiagaraUniversity to study accounting.Ryann Loucks will attend CorningCommunity College to studytechnology.Hannah Lowe will attend CorningCommunity College to studyliberal arts, science and math.Hannah Matthews will enter theworkforce.Joshua Matthews will attendCorning Community College tostudy computer engineering.Adam Miller Davidson will attendCorning Community College tostudy cyber security.Brendon Morter will enter theworkforce.Nicholas Newman will enter theworkforce.Zackery Nichols will enter theworkforce.Kalei Noyes will attend CorningCommunity College to studynursing.Phillip Oberdorf will enter theworkforce.Katelyn Page will attend SUNYOneonta to study early childhoodeducation.Halie Park will attend MonroeCommunity College and plans tobecome a cosmetology instructor.Ivy Philip will attend CorningCommunity College to studymedical radiation therapy.Zachary Preston will attendAlfred State College to study heavyequipment operations.Dominick Reed will enter theworkforce.Haley Robbins will attend SUNYFredonia to study speech pathology.Maverick Salvagin will attendAlfred State College to studyengineering science.Taylor Scott plans to become a K9handler.Continued on Page 3
Students enjoy Senior TripGraduates, continuedCongratulations tothe Class of 2018! Thesenior class culminatedtheir four-year adventurehere at Campbell-SavonaHigh School with theirsenior trip in May. Alongthe way, they stopped tovisit Arlington NationalCemetery for the changingof the guard, the Mallin Washington, DC,Virginia Beach and King’sDominion amusementMembers of the Class of 2018 visited the U.S. Capitolpark. This was a wonderfulduring their senior trip.experience for the seniors,some who have never been to Washington, ridden a roller coaster orswam in the ocean. Everywhere we went people commented on hownice and well-behaved the group from Campbell-Savona was. Thanks forrepresenting our community with style.Annual Mini-Relay for Life heldThe annual Elementary MiniRelay for Life teaches our studentsthe importance of philanthropy andsupporting our community in orderto be a successful citizen and makethe world a better place. The eventhas raised almost 20,000 duringthe last several years, which has beendonated directly to the AmericanCancer Society to support research Classes made banners to carry as they walked in themini relay.to find a cure. This year our funevent was a “Kiss the Sheep” challenge; a huge hats-off to Mrs. LauraWright, as she stepped up to the task.Matthew Smith Jr. will attendCorning Community College tostudy history and technology.Colyn Spear will enter theworkforce.Makayla Sutton will attendUniversity at Buffalo to studybiology sciences.Julie Teeter will attend CorningCommunity College to studyhuman services.Jonas Thielen is undecided.Lloyd VanPelt is undecided.Angelina Viglione will attend artschool.Dakota Wakeman will attendCorning Community College andplans to become a border patrolofficer.Kaitlin Wood will attend AlfredState College to study veterinarytechnology.Krista Woodcock will attendCorning Community College tostudy pychology.Senior Walk ’18C-S Marching Band takes firstCongratulations tothe C-S PantherMarching Bandon their first placefinish in the June2018 Colonial DaysParade competition.Pictured at leftis the C-S 2018marching band.The Senior Walk took place on June 8, with seniorswalking the halls at the Elementary School whilestudents and staff lined the hallways to cheer themon. Seniors then returned to the Jr./Sr. High Schooland took one final lap around the building asstudents and staff hugged and high-fived them.3
PTSO updateProm Promise 2018: Prom Promisewas held at the Jr./Sr. High Schooland it was a night of great fun! Wehad 60 participants and everyoneleft with a prize. Thank you to ourdonors, parents and students whoworked on the committee. Nextyear Prom Promise will be held onMay 18, 2019 and the first PromPromise meeting is scheduled forSunday, January 13 at 2 p.m. at theJr./Sr. High School. Juniors shouldmark their calendars now!C-S CTE seniors honoredCongratulations to our 30 seniors who completed Career and Technical Education programs at the GST BOCES Coopers Education Center.Our students earned 20 awards at the graduation ceremony that was heldat Corning-Painted Post High School. Honorees included:Andrew Bruner – Most Improved Student, Automotive TechnologyTrevor Bryan – Most Improved Student and Perfect Attendance, BuildingConstructionAdam Miller-Davidson – Most Outstanding Student, Cisco NetworkingAcademyHalie Park – Most Improved Student and 1,000 hour requirement completion, CosmetologyKathleen Johnson – Most Improved Student, Criminal Justice and theRudy Schneider Award (overcoming adversity–campus award)Carlene Holmes – Loose Leaf Law Recognition of Excellence, CriminalUpcoming Year: PTSO meetingsJusticewill be held on the following dates:Jacob Bruner – Most Improved Student, Culinary ArtsAugust 20, October 24, NovemberShannon Champlain – Perfect Attendance, Culinary Arts14, December 11, March 1, AprilSierra Gurnsey – Most Helpful Award, Culinary Arts10 and May 21. Officer electionBenjamin Feldman – Most Outstanding Student, Heavy Equipment andwill be held at the May 21 meeting.Corning Kiwanis Club Award in Honor of Gary Hunt (campus award)Membership Drive: The PTSOJeffrey Hughner – Perfect Attendance, Heavy Equipmentwill sponsor an annual memberNicholas Newman – Best Attendance for two years, Engineering andship drive from Monday, AugustMetal Fabrication Technology27 through Friday, September 7.Ryann Loucks – Exceptional Work Ethic and Strong Character Award,PTSO membership applicationsNursingwill be available at the Fall AthleticThe following students earned the Career Technical Endorsementmeeting on August 2. Students and (internship, certificate, national exam and high school diploma):parents/guardians are encouragedAndrew Bruner, Trevor Bryan, Austin Hackett, Zackery Nichols, Nathanto complete the membership appli- iel Carlin, Adam Miller Davidson, Dominick Reed, Haven Knickerbockcation and submit to the Assistanter, Hannah Matthews, Halie Park, Mark Eaton, Nathan Gleason, CarlenePrincipal’s office. Applications areHolmes, Kathleen Johnson, Brookelynn Kapral, Brittany Brown, Shannonavailable on the school webpageChamplain, Benjamin Feldman, Jeffrey Hughner, Corryn Foster, Ryannand in the AP office. Hope you will Lucks and Kalei Noys.join us!The following students earned honor cords (85 and above average andfewer than 14 days missed):Officer Elections were held and theTrevor Bryan, Adam Miller-Davidson, Nathan Carlin, Carlene Holmes,following people were voted in asJacob Bruner, Shannon Champlain, Benjamin Feldman, Jeffrey Hughner,new officers for the 2018-19 schoolDrew Blencowe and Kalei Noyesyear. Congratulations to our newofficers!President: Joanne ReedVice President: Jessica PeckThis year’s sixth-gradeSecretary: Autumn Peck/musical was The WizardGiavanna Reedof Oz. The students didTreasurer: Char Woodan amazing job andhelpedus all rememberSchool Liaison: Regena Roskothat “There is no placeStaff Liaison: JoeAnn Kimballlike home!”Sixth graders present Wizard of Oz4Continued on Page 5
Sister Act earns many awardsThe 20thannual Starsof TomorrowRecognitionCeremony washeld in May.The CampbellSavona musicalSister Act TheMusical receivedthe night’shighest honor,The C-S production of Sister Act the Musical earned many awards at the Starsof Tomorrow Recognition Ceremony.the Sagan Awardfor OutstandingMusical. Stars of TomorrowThis innovative programrecognizes the high school musical made its debut to the Greaterin true Tony Award fashion. TheRochester area in 1999, with theprogram is dedicated to supporting main intent of bringing longthe process of growth and learning, overdue recognition to the highencouraging commitment,school musical and its performingdiscipline and teamwork andarts students. High schools inacknowledging excellence. Ata nine-county area with fall andthe ceremony, the cast performedspring productions are invited“Raise Your Voice” from Sister Actto participate in the program.The Musical in front of more thanSchools are divided into four2,000 people.divisions based on population andIn addition to the Sagan Award geographic area. Judges are assignedfor Outstanding Musical, Sister Act to specific divisions to scoreThe Musical was honored with:individual schools based on theirOutstanding Acting Ensembledance, acting and singing ensemble,Outstanding Singing Ensembleacting ensemble, supportingOutstanding Dance Ensembleactor/actress, production crew,Outstanding Production Crewstudent orchestra, overall musicalOutstanding Supporting Actressproduction and leading actor/for Giavanna Reedactress. Awards of recognition areStudents Carter Crooker andgiven to schools with the highestNoah Puffer were recognizedscores in each of the adjudicatedas Future Stars and specialcategories, and students are given arecognition was awarded to Jacobchance to shine.Freeland (Stage Manager) andWe are extremely proud of ourLauren Crooker (Stage Lefttheater program and CampbellManager) for their dedicationSavona. The commitment andbehind the scenes.dedication of everyone involvedTip of the Hat recognitionis phenomenal. Being recognizedwent to:with so many accolades by RBTLKirk Rissinger - Soundwas a great moment.Keirsten Edwards - LightingJacob Freeland - Stage ManagerClass of 2030honoredIn the time-honored C-S tradition, 65 students were presentedtheir diplomas signifying thecompletion of their kindergartenyear. They worked hard, played hardand showed ROARS (Respect,Ownership, Positive Attitude,Responsibility and Safety) as theylearned the foundations of early literacy, math, science and social studies. The ceremony ended with anamazing performance of the song“A Million Different Dreams” fromThe Greatest Showman with Mrs.Hayes and family along with Mrs.Harrian and Mr. Flanagan singingthe verses and the whole kindergarten class singing the chorus. It wasa beautiful day for the future!Studentsdonnedcaps andgownsfor thegraduationceremony.PTSO, continuedRest Stop Coordinator:Jessica PeckFamily Fun Night Coordinator:Joanne ReedConcession Stand/Spirit StoreCoordinator: Trish MachugaFor more information onPTSO, go to the Campbell-Savonaweb page www.cscsd.org or friendus on Facebook.5
Academic awards recognize achievementsStudents in grades 7-12 were recognized for academic achievement during the annual Academic AwardsNight in June.Seventh- and eighth-graders who received honor roll status for the first three marking periods receive theHonors designation.Students in grades 9-12 who make either honor roll or high honor roll status for the first three markingperiods are recognized each year accordingly: first year winners receive a lamp of knowledge pin, second yearwinners receive a medallion, third year winners receive an engraved plaque and fourth year winners receive asilver bowl.7th Grade HonorAurelia Nadjadi8th Grade Highest AverageEthan BonicaveAbby Nichols1st Place – Karrigan EllisonElizabeth BrutzmanNicholas Prescott2nd Place – Abigail BrinckerhoffRomina CartasNicholas ReedKarissa ChampionSierra RussellFirst Year AwardsBrittney ClarkBrooke Saxbury-Morseman9th GradeDonna ClarkCain SimpsonPhoebe AdamsCarter CrookerKristi StoneBryan ArmpriestHannah DemongKaylee SutrykJacie BeebeHollie DemongCatrice TaftMorgan CawardChristine DickCadie TaylorMitchell CloskeyLindsay EbertJordan VanHousenEthan DavidsonLucas FeldmanMadalyn WestJenessa DavisTrentyn GrantNathan WestHaylee DemongGreggery HargraveDaniel WoolawayNatalie DrummHarley HilligusJadyn GardnerKinssey HolmesPresidential WinnersSabrina GravesEthan IgnatzKaden BoltJacqueline HessMadison LoylessAbigail BrinckerhoffTaytum HurlburtBrionna MorseSamantha BulkleyEmma KephartNoah PufferBraxtyn ElliottSean McKennaGarrett SchermerhornKarrigan EllisonElana McNultySydney WoodJace GardnerElizabeth MoultrupBrydon LurcockKayla Nichiporuk8th Grade HonorSaige McGarveyKrista SmithKaden BoltAbby NicholsJoseph ThompsonAbigail BrinckerhoffNicholas PrescottSamantha BulkleyNicholas Reed10th GradeCarson CeasarSierra RussellCaleb DickKade CochranCain SimpsonKeirstyn EdwardsDamien DeCampKristi StoneElisha HauberBraxtyn ElliottKaylee SutrykTaya NicholsKarrigan EllisonCatrice TaftAutumn PeckRayna FullerCadieTaylorKianna RimbeyJace GardnerMadalyn WestJacob RossDakota GattonDaniel WoolawayJacob StitelyKaycie HallockJoshua WhitmorePaige McCannJason YorkSaige McGarvey6Continued on page 76
Academic awards, continued11th GradeDawne FonsecaMikayla KleverPaige MontgomeryLogan NewmanJonas Thielen12th GradeJordan ColeCorryn FosterSecond Year Awards10th GradeKatie AustinKiara BarronSteven CeasarKamron ColeLauren CrookerAndrew DavisAlexander FeldmanHolland FernandesElizabeth JonesMahalamae MaceCiera MachugaKalyska PayneApril PrattGiavanna ReedEmily RibbleLeah RobieLogan RobinsonMax SmithTyler SmithJacob SullivanCain TaftAriana TaylorSavannah VanCiseHannah WilliamsTiffany Woodworth11th GradeRain EddyAidan Hellrigel12th GradeConnor AyersPatrick DobsonNatalie FairbrotherAbigail HauberBrendon MorterZachary PrestonDakota WakemanThird Year Awards11th GradeKatelyn BlencoweRebecca CaudillJoseph DickKendra EllisonTanner FleetDerrick GollEmily HauryskiHayley KarrCorinne MorrisDiana NelsonEmily SmithElizabeth WightmanTrinity Zeh12th GradeDrew BlencoweShannon ChamplainEvan KnowlesJoshua MatthewsJulie TeeterFourth Year Silver Bowl RecipientsCassidy BlackOlivia CeasarPaige EddyBenjamin FeldmanJacob FitzpatrickHannah FullerQuinn LittellHannah LoweKatelyn PageMaverick SalvaginTaylor ScottMakayla SuttonAngelina ViglioneKaitlin WoodKrista WoodcockUpcoming datesAugust7131625272829302017-18 Parent/AthleteHandbook Meeting,Auditorium, 5:30 p.m.JV and Varsity Fall SportsPractices BeginShrek, The Musical rehearsalsbeginKindergarten InformationNight and Ice Cream Social,Savona Cafetorium, 6:007:00 p.m.SAT Exam7th Annual Booster Club GolfTournament, Indian Hills,9:00 a.m.Modified Fall Sports BeginPre-K Information Night,Pre-K Classroom, 6:007:00 p.m.Teacher Conference Day7th Grade Transition Night,LGI, 6:00 p.m.Teacher Conference DayElementary Ice Cream Social,4:00-5:00 p.m.September34781117192021Labor Day, No SchoolFirst Day of School forStudentsBooster Club Meeting, LowerCafeteria, 6:30 p.m.Registration Deadline forSAT ExamFreshman Beef Sticks/MumsSale Begins, Ends 9/21ACT ExamHS Open House, 6:00 p.m.HS Picture DayDeadline for Area All-StateApplicationsRachel’s Challenge CommunityEvent, Auditorium, 6:00 p.m.Senior/Families Financial AidNightJunior Class Chicken BBQ7
POSTAL PATRONCampbell-Savona Central School District8455 County Route 125Campbell, NY 14821(607) 527-9800Board of EducationTom HauryskiBill CaudillGreg CacaceShawn CoreyRick SalvaginPaul SeagerStacie VanSkiverSuperintendentKathy HagenbuchC-S athletes shineScholar Athlete Team Awards went to our VarsityBaseball, Varsity Softball, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Boys’Track and Varsity Girls Track teams. These awardsare given whena team’s
Nursing The following students earned the Career Technical Endorsement (internship, certificate, national exam and high school diploma): Andrew Bruner, Trevor Bryan, Austin Hackett, Zackery Nichols, Nathan-iel Carlin, Adam Miller Davidson, Dominick Reed, Haven Knickerbock-er, Hannah Matthews, Halie P
