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Students enrolled in Children’s Literature, a new elective offered this spring, wrote and illustrated their own original picture books. Their works include many of the picture book elements studied in the course and showcase a variety of writing and illustration techniques. All the books are incredibly creative and engaging!
Click the links below to view each students work.
Jay Went on Vay-Cay by A.J. Greene
Once Upon a Compass by Amelia Lekki
Baby Bear's Big Adventure by Cali Mayo
2025 graduates participated in Decision Day! Students celebrated making a decision for their future with their classmates on May 5. Congratulations and best wishes in your future endeavors!!
The FFA and agriculture classes have been busy recently with many different activities.
The FFA and agriculture classes have been busy recently with many different activities. During Ag Literacy week, several students spent time reading agriculture related books and doing hands-on projects with our elementary students.
Several of our classrooms were victims of a "stampede" by the animals from the agriculture classrooms. Students got to vote on which classroom received the honor.
Austin Ives competes in an FFA Leadership Development Event.
Students in Ms. Beach’s room are managing and executing their own classroom Coffee Shop
Students in Ms. Beach’s room are managing and executing their own classroom Coffee Shop to help them learn and build on beneficial life skills that they can apply to real life jobs. They have learned how to plan, set up and manage their own coffee shop with the help of the faculty and staff. They have learned money management, budgeting, and customer service skills through their Have a Nice Day Cafe.
Staff and students wore matching shirts on March 21, National Down Syndrome Awareness Day.
Staff and students wore matching shirts on March 21, National Down Syndrome Awareness Day. This date (3/21) was chosen to signify the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down Syndrome.
Mr. Swiecki’s high school Health class broke into groups to practice the life-saving skill of Hands Only CPR.
Mr. Swiecki’s high school Health class broke into groups to practice the life-saving skill of Hands Only CPR. Students took on the responsibility of being the teacher and graded each other based on a checklist of things to remember during CPR, such as, choosing someone specific to call 911, correct hand placement, and checking to see if the "victim" needs CPR in the first place. Other skills taught in this unit include: CPR on an infant, the Heimlich maneuver, application of tourniquets, and proper wound management for a variety of potentially dangerous wounds.
The 6th grade social studies classes recently took a trip to Symeon's Greek Restaurant to experience the country’s culture first-hand while they worked on a unit about Greece.
West Canada Valley
High Honor and Honor Graduates
of the Class of 2025
Jackson King
Valedictorian
Grayce Harvey
Salutatorian
High Honor Graduates
Samuel Ayers
Dalten Brennan
Stella Brown
Emma Canelo
Analyce Grabowski
Julius Grower
Mya Johnson
Penny Johnston
Yevgeniy Karyagin
Dominic Lekki
Audrah Lyon-Saunders
Emma Macrina
Paige Maida
Victoria Ostapuk
Angelina Polidori
Olivia Ray
Skyler Schram
Nolan Shepardson
Anthony Smith
Jayden Smith
Jack Stewart
John Tolpa
John Tubia
Kaden Vincent
Honor Graduates
Bella Bartlett
Nathan Cornacchia
Kaity Dingman
Michael Gauthier
Gregory Lekki
Destiny Malison
Tyler Ossont
Faith Perry
Ryan Roberts
Dustin Shannon-Dineen
Congratulations to All!
The 7th Grade Social Studies class recently completed a unit on the Oregon Trail. Students were to choose one of three projects. Students could create a supply list for the journey, write a letter about their experiences on the trail, or create a Prairie Schooner. The top winners, as voted on by their peers and some faculty include: Mason Gauthier, Gia Penree, Valerie Bouchard and Austin Ives. Nice Job!
