Clinton Street Elementary Principal Kim McCartan is making a big impact in education
It takes years of hard work and dedication for educators to achieve tenure status from their school district. Earning this rank is an honor, and…
West Seneca Schools
Roushey and Sorensen receive tenure from WSCSD
Receiving tenure while working for an educational institution is a major milestone in an employee’s career. West Seneca Central School District is proud to announce…
Mental Skills Training Program improves West Seneca athletics
The 2017-18 school year was a memorable one for West Seneca West Senior High School’s athletics program. The students and coaches not only worked hard,…
Wendel Companies hire Engineering Academy students to design promotional sign
Williamsville-based company Wendel was looking to create a product to display at trade shows and recently commissioned Engineering Academy students from the West Seneca Central…
West Seneca students unveil art project at local restaurant
Academy of Visual Arts students in the West Seneca Central School District received real-world work experience when George Aronis, owner of The Olive Branch Restaurant…
Honoring fallen heroes
Over the recent Memorial Day weekend, West Seneca Middle School students Shelby Snyder, Gabbi Flipinski, Reagan Zagara and Amanda Seibert joined Social Studies teacher Lori…
West Seneca East Middle School gives back this holiday season
Students at West Seneca East Middle School have been busy organizing school-wide donation events this holiday season to help those in need. Yorkers, Student Council…
Students learn that a little generosity can go a long way
“You are lucky to be born in this country. There are millions of people who want this opportunity. Since you have it, use it,” Mathon…
Elementary schools and food pantry collaborate to help Puerto Rico
After seeing updates about the impact a recent hurricane had on Puerto Rico night after night on the news, Mary Lou Dietrich wanted to find…
Clinton Street Elementary: Gary Gaiser Run fourth grade champions
Driven by the motto “Your character counts everywhere … all the time,” the Clinton Street Elementary fourth grade girls and boys competed in the 16th…
