Granville Central School District

Just a reminder that tomorrow is the deadline to enroll your student in our free Summer Enrichment programs held at GES. There are two programs to choose from for students entering grades 3-6!

The Class of 2024 will graduate on Friday evening on the front lawn of the high school at 6:30 pm. We want to highlight the diverse paths the graduates will embark upon following their walk across the stage. Congratulations!! https://shorturl.at/WUd8x

Congratulations to three Mary J. Tanner students who had perfect attendance all year long! Reed Wilson Ava Mattison Izabella Palmer Way to go!

Now Hiring for September! Start date is September 3, 2024 Teaching Assistants and Teacher Aides All grade levels Contact Diane Graney, Director of Human Resources dgraney@granvillecsd.org 518-642-1051 ext 1316 How do you become a teaching assistant? Visit the NYSED website for more information https://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/certificate/ta.html

6th Grade Moving Up Ceremony Update Due to an unsettled weather forecast for this evening, our 6th Moving Up Ceremony will be held tomorrow evening (6/25) at 6 pm instead of tonight. Thank you for your understanding.

The Class of 2024 will be having their Baccalaureate Ceremony on Thursday, June 27th at 7:00 pm at the Granville Baptist Church. Graduation is on Friday, June 28th at 6:30 on the High School front lawn.

Congratulations Senior Athletes! The Senior Sports Awards Banquet was held last evening and below are some of the recipients. Megan Hover and Amber Gibbs (Not pictured) - The Myles Pauquette Memorial Award Haylie Barber and William Jennings- The Beverly Tatko Award Lauren Bascom and RJ Monger-The Sam Eppolito Award

Hello, Due to the excessive heat forecasted for tomorrow, Thursday, June 20th Mary J Tanner and Granville Elementary schools will be releasing early at 11:30 a.m. *Regents Exams will run as planned at the Jr/Sr High School. UPK pick up at 11:20 (Main Entrance) K-2 Pick up 11:30 (Lee Road Loop)

Congratulations to our 2024 NYS Business and Marketing Honor Society inductees: Kierra Rice Faithe Carson Daigon McCullough Traben Patterson Abby Hayes Lily Roberts RJ Monger Nick Southworth Dylan White Nick Powers Evan Norton These students will be wearing the silver and blue honor cords at Graduation. Congratulations!

Due to the excessive heat forecasted for tomorrow, Tuesday, June 18th Mary J Tanner and Granville Elementary schools will be releasing early at 11:30 a.m. *Regents Exams will run as planned at the Jr/Sr High School. UPK pick up at 11:20 (Main Entrance) K-2 Pick up 11:30 (Lee Road Loop)

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Flag Day at GES this afternoon. Thank you again to the VFW for coming as well as the Granville Cub Scouts & the Granville Scouts for helping us.

Flag Day at MJT this morning. Thank you to the VFW for coming to join us and for the Granville Cub Scouts Pack 6044 for helping us with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Due to the poor weather forecast, Flag Day Ceremonies will be held inside for students and staff only. A public livestream will run tomorrow that can be viewed on the Granville Youtube website- https://www.youtube.com/@granvillecsdyoutube8879/featured. MJT at 10:00, GES at 2:00.

Our Jazz Ensemble is at Holbrook Adult Home this evening playing for the residents.

Please have your student wear the color shirt for their grade level for field day tomorrow!

Fall Sports sign ups are still happening, the sheets may be gone, but students interested in playing a fall sport please see Mrs. Nichols or Mr. Nassivera to get on the list. We need more players to field some of the teams. Fall Sports Grades 7-12 are: Football, Soccer (boys & girls), Field Hockey, Golf, Volleyball Have your student sign up today! Jnassivera@granvillecsd.org The Player Parent Coach Meeting is on August 15th at 5:00 pm

💙💛🏆Track & Field Updates On Thursday May 30th and Friday May 31st, 9 athletes from the Varsity Track and Field team traveled to Guilderland for one last chance to qualify for States at the State Qualifiers meet. On Thursday, Carter Powell ran the 800m and ran a new personal best of 2:06.37. Nick Powers threw the Shot Put and his best throw of the day was 44-0, which placed him 4th in division 2. Hayden Villarreal ran the 3200m run for a time of 10:25.40 and placed 6th in division 2. On Friday, Amber Gibbs ran the 2000m Steeplechase with a 10 second PR for a time of 7:57.03 and placed 2nd in division 2. Nick Powers ran the 100m dash with a time of 11.55. Timothy Pratt ran the 110m Hurdles, placing 2nd with a time of 15.62 and placing 2nd for division 2. Hayden Villarreal ran the 1600m run with a time of 4:44.44, placing 6th for division 2. The boys 4x800m team consisted of Carter Powell, Parker Cornwall, Matthew Vladyka, and Hayden Villarreal. They ran an incredible race, placing 3rd in division 2, with a new season best of 8:40.85. The boys 4x100m team consisted of Timothy Pratt, Matt Ruigrok, Ethan Gibbs, and Nick Powers and ran a time of 46.85. The Varsity Track and Field Team ended their season on an amazing note and we are excited to see the incredible things they accomplish next year!

💙💛🎉 Big congratulations to Granville CSD Senior Conner Gregorio who made the decision to enter the workforce at the WSWHE Career and Technical Education Signing Day on Wednesday! Similar to special events for high school athletes signing commitment letters to colleges where they will play sports, or high school seniors donning collegiate shirts from the colleges where they have been accepted on designated college acceptance days, the WSWHE BOCES Career and Technical Education (CTE) program recognized those students in its programs who will go directly into the workforce by holding a CTE Signing Day on June 5 at the WSWHE BOCES Conference Center. Families and members of the school community watched the students, who have successfully secured the first step to their future by committing to employment, sign letters of intent. These students have chosen to maximize their high school experience with career training and industry recognized certifications. John Ehntholt, shop manager at Rozell Industries who spoke at the event, told families and students, with 3 million job vacancies in the trades expected in the US by 2028, students should take pride in their work. He told them that they are professionals just like lawyers and teachers. Congratulations to Conner & all of the students!

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