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Springville-Griffith Institute Middle School is proud to announce the 4th Quarter Honor and Merit Rolls for the 2025-26 school year. These students have worked very hard all year and are commended for their dedication to their studies. We hope everyone enjoys their summer. Congratulations, Griffins, we are very proud of you!
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Springville-Griffith Institute High School is proud to announce the 4th Quarter Honor and Merit Rolls for the 2025-26 school year. These students have worked very hard all year and are commended for their dedication to their studies. We hope everyone enjoys their summer, and we extend our best wishes to each of our seniors as they begin their next adventure. Congratulations, Griffins, we are very proud of you!
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In addition to being named to First Team All-Western New York Small Schools, Junior Grace Ricci has added another impressive chapter to her softball career by earning First Team All-State honors. These recognitions place Grace among the top softball players in both Western New York and New York state and are a testament to the dedication she has shown to her craft.
Grace has been a cornerstone of SGI's program, consistently demonstrating exceptional talent, leadership, and a relentless work ethic. Her ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball, combined with her competitive drive, has made her one of the premier players in the region. These honors are well deserved and reflect the countless hours she has invested in becoming the player she is today. Congratulations, Grace!
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Reminder: The Summer Food Service Program for 2026 at SGI provides nutritious, no-cost meals to all students under 18 (and up to 21 for those with special health care needs).
New this year, SGI was able to add a second pick-up site at Colden Elementary thanks to a $5,000 grant from Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign! Meals will be available every Tuesday and Thursday from July 6 to August 13 from 11:30-12:30 PM. Pick-up locations include Springville Middle School, 267 Newman St, Springville (Door G) and Colden Elementary School, 8263 Boston Colden Rd, Colden (Main Door). Pick up for all of the students in your household in one trip!
Register for the Summer Food Service Program here. Please fill out a separate form for each child.
Their works are meant to symbolize one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time. If society continues to produce and discard plastic at current rates, it may eventually consume our landscapes, wildlife habitats, oceans, and even our bodies through microplastics found in food, water, and air.
At the same time, these sculptures are meant to inspire action rather than fear. Every piece of plastic used in this artwork was diverted from the waste stream and given a new purpose. The message is simple: While the plastic monster is growing, each of us has the power to reduce, reuse, recycle, and advocate for solutions that can shrink its influence.
The future of this story is still being written, and the choices we make today will determine whether the monster continues to grow or begins to disappear. Take action today!
Check out the SES Newsletter for the end of the 2025-2026 school year! SES students enjoyed learning opportunities and celebrations in the month of June! Check out this month's newsletter here:
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Students with artwork on display now include:
Alexis Beckwith
Jason Mitchell
Eliza Kumrow
Cambree Punaro
Paul Schneider
Faith Snashell
Mikayla Loefke-Ehmke
Andrei Guerrero
Madeline Brecker
Brooke Hebeler
Taylor Wells
In a culmination of another wonderful year at Springville-Griffith Institute CSD, the Board of Education and administration celebrated district staff members on June 26, at the annual Staff Recognition Ceremony in the middle school cafeteria.
Amanda Blake from SES Culinary was recognized as the Employee of the Year for her dedication and skill in creating nutritious and delicious meals for students. High School Special Education Teacher Mark Vogel was named Teacher of the Year for his positive attitude that is felt by his students, his athletes and his colleagues.
During the ceremony, administrators honored district retirees Renee Hanley, Rebecca Szpaicher, Cindy Byrne, Kristin Hughey, Drew Beiter, Lisa Fuller, Kathy Tucker, Kelly Hotchkiss, Eileen Pfeil, Brian Becker and Kim Byrns.
Service Awards were also presented to those with 10+ years of service to SGI.
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Check out the End-of-Year SMS Newsletter for a showcase of June events and moving up!
