The Cassadaga Valley Class of 2026 returned from an incredible three-day senior trip to Boston filled with fun, adventure, and lasting memories. Students enjoyed exciting attractions including Hurricane Harbor Water Park, a relaxing day at Hampton Beach, a Boston Duck Tour, and time exploring Quincy Market.
One of the trip highlights was attending the Boston Red Sox game at historic Fenway Park, giving students the opportunity to experience one of baseball's most iconic venues.
Beyond the attractions, the trip provided valuable opportunities for classmates to strengthen friendships, celebrate their accomplishments, and create memories that will last long after graduation.
One of the trip highlights was attending the Boston Red Sox game at historic Fenway Park, giving students the opportunity to experience one of baseball's most iconic venues.
Beyond the attractions, the trip provided valuable opportunities for classmates to strengthen friendships, celebrate their accomplishments, and create memories that will last long after graduation.
Last Friday, Cassadaga Valley proudly celebrated the Top 10 students of the Class of 2026 with a special luncheon alongside their families.
This first annual event was held at the Cassadaga American Legion, and we are incredibly grateful for their generosity in allowing us to use their beautiful facility to recognize these outstanding students.
A special thank you goes to Mrs. Torrey for organizing every detail of this wonderful event and to Mrs. Sedlak, Executive Principal, for sharing words of encouragement and recognition with our students and their families.
Our Top 10 students represent the very best of Cassadaga Valley. Through their dedication, perseverance, leadership, and commitment to excellence, they have distinguished themselves both inside and outside the classroom. We are proud of their accomplishments and excited to see the impact they will continue to make as they pursue their goals and dreams.
Congratulations to the Top 10 members of the Class of 2026! Your hard work has earned this recognition, and the entire Cassadaga Valley community celebrates your success.
This first annual event was held at the Cassadaga American Legion, and we are incredibly grateful for their generosity in allowing us to use their beautiful facility to recognize these outstanding students.
A special thank you goes to Mrs. Torrey for organizing every detail of this wonderful event and to Mrs. Sedlak, Executive Principal, for sharing words of encouragement and recognition with our students and their families.
Our Top 10 students represent the very best of Cassadaga Valley. Through their dedication, perseverance, leadership, and commitment to excellence, they have distinguished themselves both inside and outside the classroom. We are proud of their accomplishments and excited to see the impact they will continue to make as they pursue their goals and dreams.
Congratulations to the Top 10 members of the Class of 2026! Your hard work has earned this recognition, and the entire Cassadaga Valley community celebrates your success.
Last week, Emma Nickerson and Blake Sam earned their CompTIA Tech+ certification in Mr Cole's Computer Hardware class. This industry-recognized certification is a stepping stone to future IT certifications from CompTIA. To earn this certification students must demonstrate competency in computer hardware, applications, programming and databases. Congrats, Emma and Blake! #ValleyProud
❤️💙Den of Distinction announcements are coming your way Cassadaga Valley! Stay tuned to see our very first class of Valley legends!🏆🏅
#ThisIsTheValley #DenOfDistinction #StudentInfluencerCatie #ValleyProud
Families can sign up for Summer EBT (Electronics Benefits Transfer) as well as participate in our Bulk Food Distribution Program (more info to come on the bulk food distribution!).
Please also be aware that there has been a high incidence of Summer EBT benefit theft in other states, so NYS OTDA has issued an urgent request for families to change the PINs on their Summer EBT cards before the first benefit issuance on June 15th.
These flyers can also be found on our website
https://www.cvcougars.org/page/cvcs-food-service-information
Please also be aware that there has been a high incidence of Summer EBT benefit theft in other states, so NYS OTDA has issued an urgent request for families to change the PINs on their Summer EBT cards before the first benefit issuance on June 15th.
These flyers can also be found on our website
https://www.cvcougars.org/page/cvcs-food-service-information
Vinny Miller had the opportunity to serve as Student Assistant Principal for the Day alongside Mr. Fredrick at Sinclairville Elementary School! Vinny did an outstanding job helping with school responsibilities, visiting classrooms, interacting with students and staff, and learning about the important work that goes into leading a school. Thank you, Vinny, for your enthusiasm, leadership, and positive attitude throughout the day. Great job representing SES! 🐾🔴🔵 #ValleyProud
The final Cougar Learning Lab was held today from 3:00-4:30PM. The students were treated to pizza and freeze pops for all their hard work throughout the year!
SES received new window coverings! A special thank you to Mrs. Sweetman for her hard work in securing the grant that made this possible, and to Ninja Graphics Inc. for their professional installation. We appreciate your efforts in helping enhance our learning environment for students and staff! 💙❤️
🎓✨SENIOR SPOTLIGHT✨🎓
Chavez Trusso plans to go into the workforce to work on small engines. Congratulations Chavez!
#ClassOf2026 #StudentInfluencerCatie #ValleyProud #ThisIsTheValley
🏅🌞 Special Olympics 2026 🌞🏅
After a hiatus, CVCS was thrilled to return to Special Olympics competition this year! On June 2, our athletes traveled to Strider Field in Jamestown for a day filled with determination, sportsmanship, and achievement.
Competing in running, throwing, and jumping events, our athletes gave their best effort and represented CVCS with pride. The beautiful sunshine and enthusiastic atmosphere made it a memorable day for everyone involved.
We are so proud of our athletes for their hard work, perseverance, and positive spirit. Congratulations to all who participated! 💙❤️👏 #ValleyProud
After a hiatus, CVCS was thrilled to return to Special Olympics competition this year! On June 2, our athletes traveled to Strider Field in Jamestown for a day filled with determination, sportsmanship, and achievement.
Competing in running, throwing, and jumping events, our athletes gave their best effort and represented CVCS with pride. The beautiful sunshine and enthusiastic atmosphere made it a memorable day for everyone involved.
We are so proud of our athletes for their hard work, perseverance, and positive spirit. Congratulations to all who participated! 💙❤️👏 #ValleyProud
Cassadaga Valley is seeking candidates for the following positions:
Instructional:
~Physical Education Teacher
https://www.cvcougars.org/page/employment-opportunities
🎓✨SENIOR SPOTLIGHT✨🎓
Gabriel Myers has spent his time at CVCS attending BOCES. He plans to attend Alfred State. Congratulations, Gabriel!
#StudentInfluencerCatie #ThisIsTheValley #ValleyProud #ClassOf2026
This weekend, Jocelyn Wintersteen represented The Valley at the NYS Girls Golf State Championship, finishing in 32nd place with rounds of 80 and 82.
In addition to her strong play on the course, Jocelyn was honored with the Section VI Sportsmanship Award, a recognition that reflects her character, integrity, and positive attitude throughout the championship.
Attached is a photo of the Sportsmanship Award recipients.
We are incredibly proud of Jocelyn for her accomplishments and for representing Cassadaga Valley with excellence both on and off the course. Please join us in congratulating her on a fantastic season and this well-deserved honor! 🎉👏🏌️♀️
In addition to her strong play on the course, Jocelyn was honored with the Section VI Sportsmanship Award, a recognition that reflects her character, integrity, and positive attitude throughout the championship.
Attached is a photo of the Sportsmanship Award recipients.
We are incredibly proud of Jocelyn for her accomplishments and for representing Cassadaga Valley with excellence both on and off the course. Please join us in congratulating her on a fantastic season and this well-deserved honor! 🎉👏🏌️♀️
🎓✨SENIOR SPOTLIGHT✨🎓
Sureniety Suppa has spent her time at CVCS competing in unified sports and helping run the cougar cafe. Congratulations, Serenity!
#ThisIsTheValley #StudentInfluencerCatie #ValleyProud #ClassOf2026
🎓✨SENIOR SPOTLIGHT✨🎓
Kali Richerson spent her time at CVCS competing on the cheer team and attending BOCES. Kali's goal after graduation is to further her career in cosmetology and eventually open her own salon. Congratulations, Kali!
#StudentInfluencerCatie #ThisIsTheValley #ValleyProud #ClassOf2026
❤️💙Just six school days left CVCS⏳‼️
#StudentInfluencerCatie #ThisIsTheValley #ValleyProud
🎓✨SENIOR SPOTLIGHT✨🎓
Gavin Blair has spent his time at CVCS competing in unified sports and helping in the courage cafe. Congratulations, Gavin!
#StudentInfluencerCatie #ThisIsTheValley #ValleyProud #ClassOf2026
John Cole & The Valley Minstrels went to SES yesterday afternoon to perform a short concert for the students!! The faculty & students were really excited for this collaboration opportunity!! 🎶🎤🎹
The students in Mrs. Schrader's Algebra 1A classes were surprised to find out they were writing Math Haikus last week. According to the classes it was their first time learning what a haiku was. They were taught that it is a short, three line poem with a 17 syllable verse form, divided into metrical units of 5-7-5. Official haiku poetry began at the end of the 19th century in Japan. The kids worked in groups and came up with haikus about slope, functions, y-intercepts, inequalities and equations.
🎉 Birthday Math Challenge! 🗓️
Our creative 6th-grade mathematicians just wrapped up their order of operations unit with a unique, brain-teasing project! Students designed custom calendars for their own birthday months, but with a major twist: every single date had to be the answer to an order of operations problem they created themselves.
The ultimate challenge? They could only use the digits 2, 3, 4, and 5 for all 28 equations. (We capped it at 28 days to keep it perfectly fair for our February birthdays! 🎂)
By mapping out these complex puzzles, our students proved they have a deep, masterful understanding of how mathematical sequences work to find the right answer. We are so proud of their critical thinking and creativity!
Check out some of their incredible calendar designs below! 👇
Our creative 6th-grade mathematicians just wrapped up their order of operations unit with a unique, brain-teasing project! Students designed custom calendars for their own birthday months, but with a major twist: every single date had to be the answer to an order of operations problem they created themselves.
The ultimate challenge? They could only use the digits 2, 3, 4, and 5 for all 28 equations. (We capped it at 28 days to keep it perfectly fair for our February birthdays! 🎂)
By mapping out these complex puzzles, our students proved they have a deep, masterful understanding of how mathematical sequences work to find the right answer. We are so proud of their critical thinking and creativity!
Check out some of their incredible calendar designs below! 👇
