Good Morning Falcons,
This is a reminder that February 23rd at 6pm, there will be a community presentation for the upcoming vote for the proposed capital project. This presentation will be recorded and accessible and a brochure will be sent to the public in the coming weeks.
This project is for:
1. Geothermal heat and air conditioning at the Middle and High School
2. Air-sourced heat and air conditioning at the Elementary School
3. Energy savings measures on both campuses (lighting, building envelope), etc)
You can find the initial presentation at: NYSERDA Geothermal and EPC Project Presentation
https://www.fltimes.com/yorkers-club-going-to-europe/article_fdb7d0b7-3c5e-49c2-bb38-6acdf7550e3f.html
This event will be held at the South Seneca MS/HS Lower Cafeteria.
Our counselors include:
Randy Curth and Teresa Roggemann at the Elementary School, David Grant at the Middle School, and Sean Green at the High School.
Happy National School Counseling Week to all of our counselors! #foreverfalcons 💛🖤
Additional updates will be shared as needed.
You can read about the job qualifications and apply at https://seneca-portal.mycivilservice.com or https://www.southseneca.org/page/employment
Before winter break High School Social Studies teacher Andy Collins and his classes went on some incredible field trips!
His US History juniors went to Seneca Falls to the women's rights national history museum, where the park rangers were able to give us a history of the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention that the students have been learning about in class. Students were able to look around the chapel where the convention was held and then go to the visitors center and get a tour of the museum and learn more about US Women's history and the men and women who attended the convention in 1848.
Meanwhile, his Participation in Government seniors were tasked with picking a local issue in their community and thinking of ways to solve it. But instead, these seniors decided they wanted to take action! They identified food insecurity as their focus issue and decided they were going to gather food donations and turn them into meal bags that people could grab to make meals. They did all the organizing and leg work to bring boxes to local businesses and our own school, make the posters, contacting local organizations and businesses for donations, and then collecting the donations and organizing the donations into bags. We then brought the donations to the Ovid Federated Church to their food pantry.
