Please see our article for our BOCES Students of the Month for February. Thanks.!
https://www.southseneca.org/o/high-school/article/691108
It's almost showtime!
We hope you will join Abby, Nolan, and Stella along with their fellow South Seneca Falcon Players, and Music Department, for our Performing Arts “Showcase of Possibility” at the South Seneca Middle-Senior High School Auditorium, on Main Street in Ovid on Saturday, March 19th, 2022 at 7:30 pm.
Admission is FREE and open to the public. The house opens at 7 pm. Join us to celebrate the POSSIBILITY!
We hope you will join Brooke, Trent, and Kelsi, along with the rest of the South Seneca Falcon Players — and the Music Department — for our Performing Arts “Showcase of Possibility” at the South Seneca Middle-Senior High School Auditorium, on Main Street in Ovid on Saturday, March 19th, 2022 at 7:30 pm. Admission is free and open to the public.
The house opens at 7 pm. Let's celebrate the POSSIBILITY!
Throwback to last Friday when we all had a little more PEP in our step. #ThrowbackThursday #FalconsForever
Hello Falcon Family!
We hope you will join our seniors: Hannah, Bella, Logan and MacKenzie along with The South Seneca Falcon Players and members of the Music Department, for our Performing Arts “Showcase of Possibility” at the South Seneca Middle-Senior High School Auditorium, on Main Street in Ovid on Saturday, March 19th, 2022 at 7:30 pm.
Admission is free and open to the public. The house opens at 7 pm. Come help us celebrate with our Showcase of POSSIBILITY!
🎶 It's Marching Band Season 🎶
In the coming weeks, the Directors of the Marching Band and Color Guard will be signing students up for our first feels of normalcy since 2019!
Students currently in Band grades 7-12 are invited to join the Marching Band. Any student grades 6-12 are invited to join the Color Guard.
They have a couple different parades they've already been invited to AND opportunities for hours of community service (for those looking for some).
Play a sport or are involved in other extra curricular activities? You can still join!
Please speak with Mr. David Turken and/or Mrs. Ellen Eastman-Smith for more details.
Congratulations to South Seneca's Seth Johnson. He has been named a BOCES student of the month! Jake's program is Outdoor Recreation Services. Great job Seth!
The Career and Tech Center staff and administration will recognize nominated first year and second year students each month, based on the criteria listed below. The Outstanding Students of the Month are chosen based on qualities such as: character, leadership, citizenship, work ethic, and attendance. The students should be compassionate, honest, trustworthy, responsible and a positive role model.
Now more than ever, we believe it is important to recognize student success. These students have been resilient in the face of uncertainty, and we applaud their efforts to remain focused and determined during this challenging time.
The Career and Tech Students of the Month will receive a certificate, a gift certificate for the Snack Shack, plus have their photograph posted on social media through Facebook at TST BOCES Career and Tech Center and on Instagram @ tst_careeertech. Please follow us!
Listed below are examples of the criteria for the students who earn this recognition:
- Exemplary behavior resulting in a flawless behavior record for the month
- Present and on time and prepared for class every day of the month
- Respectful, kind, generous, and cooperative with peers and adults
- Eager and motivated to learn
- Exhibits exceptional contribution to class or academic improvement in class
- Demonstrates a positive and helpful attitude towards fellow students
- All assigned work is complete for the month
Congratulations to 2017 graduate Isaiah Lateer. Isaiah attended RIT and is now headed off to the navy! He just graduated as an E3 Sailor from Recruit Training Command (bootcamp). He’s heading to school in Pensacola, Florida for 28 weeks to further train for his assignment as Cryptographic technician for networking.
Our partners at the Council for Alcoholism and Addictions of the Finger Lakes is launching a new program in Seneca County, called the Triple P! The Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) is a FREE program offered through the Council on Alcoholism & Addictions of the Finger Lakes to help improve the lives of families in Seneca County. Topics are divided into four sessions, and participants can choose to attend one, two, three or all four sessions. Each session is two hours long and caregivers are encouraged to discuss problems they are experiencing so that they can find positive solutions for themselves, their children and their families. Sessions are for adults only and are focused around two age groups: children ages 0-12 and teens. No registration form is required: Just a simple phone call to 315-789-0310 to register for the next session (offered day and evenings to accommodate the caregiver’s schedule, individual or group discussions).
Congratulations to our wrestlers for being awarded the Earl Full / Frank Marotta Sportsmanship Award! We're proud of you for your accomplishments on the mat, but even more so for the role models you are! Thanks to Ken Sweet and his assistant coaches!
Did you know we offer Career & Technical training courses through our partnership with TST BOCES? Come check out their Open House!
This past weekend, Caleb Sweet earned the Most Outstanding Wrestler Award at the Wayne Finger Lakes League Championships. Our wrestlers finished second out of 17 teams at the event! Way to go guys!
Hi everyone,
Here is a message from Mrs. Stagg and Mrs. Northrup, our HS yearbook advisors: The High School Yearbook is now on sale until Feb. 11 for $48.60. Price increases after that!
Good morning High School parents and guardians,
I’d like to introduce you to a new service called “Paper” that we are subscribing to. Please see the document linked below for more information. I will be getting this information to all 6-12 students today.
Thank you, and have a good day.
Tim Houseknecht
Paper info sheet link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xiM2dSnsi5logqq0zBzPHbS9XChdX79nRNiz9CpN2LA/edit?usp=sharing
A message from our music teachers, Mr. Turken and Miss Weissman:
After a long 725+ days since the 2019 Winter concerts, we were so happy to bring live performances with an audience back into our Auditorium! You could tell that our students could feel the energy in the room in getting to perform in front of family and friends. Without the support of our school and community, this event would not have been possible.
For those who were unable to attend, below are links to the videos from both performances featuring the 6th Grade Band, 6th Grade Chorus, Middle School Swing Chorus, 7th/8th Grade Chorus, 7th/8th Grade Band, High School Chorus, High School Band, Vocal Jazz, and High School Jazz Band.
We hope that you enjoy and have a happy and healthy holiday season!
High School Winter Concert 12/15/21:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjAFq7dan51xxnlr6ZbZCD8YpY5M4CASZ
Middle School Winter Concert 12/21/21:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjAFq7dan51xQvDG9waVhUtyf0al5bE_O
Wishing our entire Falcon Family a Safe and Happy Holiday! ❄️
We're looking for a 2nd grade teacher to join the Falcon Family! Interested? Apply through the link below! 🧑🏫🏫https://bit.ly/3srmU8m
We’ve got ALL ⭐️STARS! Let’s hear it for Chloe Shaulis and Jill Babcock! 🙌
🏆Falcon Wrestling won 5-0 & Caleb Sweet was named MOW (Most Outstanding Wrestler) 🙌
Congratulations to our wrestlers! They won the tournament hosted at the Ovid building yesterday. Great job!
