SES Principal Mr. Gesing and Assistant Principal Ms. Call got a special opportunity from the Springville Fire Department to see SES from a whole new angle - 100 feet in the air!
It's Fire Prevention Week at SGI! Students at Springville Elementary received a visit from our local firefighters to learn about fire safety. Mrs. Hamm's class handed out thank-you notes to the firefighters!
Thank you to the Springville Volunteer Fire Company, East Concord Fire Department, and Mortons Corners Fire Department! And a special thank you to Mr. Jerry, an SGI Bus driver and firefighter, who spoke to older students.
#FirePreventionWeek #CommunityConnections #redefiningrural
Thank you to the Springville Volunteer Fire Company, East Concord Fire Department, and Mortons Corners Fire Department! And a special thank you to Mr. Jerry, an SGI Bus driver and firefighter, who spoke to older students.
#FirePreventionWeek #CommunityConnections #redefiningrural
This week, we are celebrating Fire Prevention Week! Thank you to Colden Fire Company and Colden EMS for teaching our students at Colden Elementary about fire safety!
#FirePreventionWeek #CommunityConnections #redefiningrural
#FirePreventionWeek #CommunityConnections #redefiningrural
The SES PTO will once again host Bingo for Books on Thursday, October 23, from 6:00-7:30 PM. Doors will open at 5:40 and games will begin promptly at 6:00. Costumes are encouraged! Free popcorn and drinks will be provided. All children will leave with a book! Flyers were sent home with students. Don't forget to RSVP for your spot and to enter for the door prize!
Recently at SES, Mrs. Pfeiffer's class made sandbags and tested the strength of their sandbag walls. They discussed what went well and what they could do differently to make stronger walls.
The Springville-Griffith Institute's Community Education is offering an Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class on November 4 from 5:00-8:00 pm. The cost of registration is $5 and the class fee is $80, payable to the instructor, Erin Alonzo. This course is open to anyone 13+, including students. This is a blended learning course that requires online course work be completed before the date of the class. Register now!
Call the Community Education Coordinator at 716-592-3211 or email communityed@springvillegi.org for more information.
Call the Community Education Coordinator at 716-592-3211 or email communityed@springvillegi.org for more information.
The girls' modified team won a hard-fought game on October 4th against Eden. Down 0-2 at halftime, the girls rallied with two goals from Jordan Merchant and the game-winning goal from Brianna Marinello, assisted by Lilly Trautman and Evelyn Findlay. The defense helped preserve the win in the second half, with timely clearances by Nikita Eckam and Autumn Gamel.
The girls' tennis team took on Lake Shore last night and walked away with a 4-1 win.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry won
6-2, 6-0. Evelyn started finding her rhythm in the second set and hit some excellent shots on the day.
In the second singles competition, Natalie Rumfola won 6-1, 6-0. Natalie was unstoppable on the day, with solid shots and some huge slice serves.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-0, 6-3. The girls dominated the first set and fought back from a 0-2 deficit to get the win. Taylor was great at the ne,t and Peyton pushed the opponents deep on the baseline many times.
In second doubles action, Jackie Thompson and Teerada Dickson lost 2-6, 1-6. The girls had a tough time getting their games on track, but still competed to the end.
In third doubles action, Alexis Beckwith and Abby Adkison won a three-set thriller by a score of 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10-7). The girls pulled their games together after the first set and made some terrific shots on the day. It was a great win for the girls!
In exhibition play, Kailyn Sprague and Chloe Dinse-Johnson won 6-0. Lily Wantuck and Rory Sarver lost 1-6. Amileah Muhisin and Maya Schunk lost 1-6.
The girls wrap up their regular season this afternoon when they travel to JFK. The girls are now 10-4 overall.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry won
6-2, 6-0. Evelyn started finding her rhythm in the second set and hit some excellent shots on the day.
In the second singles competition, Natalie Rumfola won 6-1, 6-0. Natalie was unstoppable on the day, with solid shots and some huge slice serves.
In first doubles play, Taylor Wells and Peyton Wells won 6-0, 6-3. The girls dominated the first set and fought back from a 0-2 deficit to get the win. Taylor was great at the ne,t and Peyton pushed the opponents deep on the baseline many times.
In second doubles action, Jackie Thompson and Teerada Dickson lost 2-6, 1-6. The girls had a tough time getting their games on track, but still competed to the end.
In third doubles action, Alexis Beckwith and Abby Adkison won a three-set thriller by a score of 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10-7). The girls pulled their games together after the first set and made some terrific shots on the day. It was a great win for the girls!
In exhibition play, Kailyn Sprague and Chloe Dinse-Johnson won 6-0. Lily Wantuck and Rory Sarver lost 1-6. Amileah Muhisin and Maya Schunk lost 1-6.
The girls wrap up their regular season this afternoon when they travel to JFK. The girls are now 10-4 overall.
Each year, the yearbook class has the opportunity to sit down with a professional graphic designer, along with our yearbook rep, to discuss our ideas for our yearbook cover and the overall theme of our book. We have been complimented by our yearbook rep on the unique design and themes that we come up with each year. Our class really prides itself on bringing their own digital or physical designs to these meetings. This year, Lylah Heferle submitted her digital artwork to the graphic designer for collaboration, along with the brainstorming efforts of multiple other students. Through Zoom, we were able to sit and watch our graphic designer bring our ideas to life on Photoshop. He used the actual artwork that we sent in to contribute to the final cover design. Students also chose the background for our design, the headlines for the front cover, the fonts, and the colors we will be including. This is truly a student-made publication, and their ideas are what make our yearbook so special each year.
The annual Ormsby Educational Center Open House will be held on Thursday, October 9, from 6-8 p.m. Meet Career & Technical Education instructors, tour programs, observe student demonstrations, and participate in hands-on activities. Learn about CTE opportunities from local employers. Featuring the Taste of Ormsby - enjoy a sampling of foods prepared by our Culinary Arts students. Food tokens to be available for purchase at the door.
On Saturday, October 4, the Springville-Griffith Institute cross country teams competed in the Southern Tier Classic at Allegany-Limestone CSD. The Griffins delivered strong performances across the board, highlighted by junior Elke Melnik, who placed 1st overall for girls. Isabella Bogner placed 6th and Caitlyn Rzepecki 17th. The girls team finished 2nd overall with 75 girls running in the race. The boys' team finished 5th overall with 119 total boy runners in the race.
Scott Peterman finished 10th overall for boys, and Bryce Cook finished 28th.
The next league meet will be against Cleve-Hill on Wednesday. Go Griffins!
Scott Peterman finished 10th overall for boys, and Bryce Cook finished 28th.
The next league meet will be against Cleve-Hill on Wednesday. Go Griffins!
The girls' tennis team traveled to a large school powerhouse, Williamsville South, on Friday night and lost 4-1.
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry lost
5-7, 5-7. It was a great match played by two phenomenal tennis players. Evelyn raised her level of play as the match progressed, showing why she will be one of the best players in the area over time.
In the second singles play, Natalie Rumfola won a classic match in three sets by a score of:
3-6, 6-2, 7-6. Natalie rallied from a one-set deficit and showed tremendous mental toughness to get the win. Natalie’s timely drop shots and hustle got the big win!
In first doubles action, Peyton Wells and Taylor Wells lost 3-6, 4-6. The first set saw every game go to deuce as both teams were evenly matched. The sisters played their best match of the year despite the result and continue to improve as a team.
In second doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson lost 6-2, 6-2. It was a rough result for the girls, but it doesn’t overshadow the quality of play they’ve exhibited throughout the season.
In third doubles action, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Kailyn Sprague lost 6-2, 6-1. The girls competed but couldn’t quite get enough points to go in their favor.
In exhibition action, Alexis Beckwith and Abby Adkison won 6-4, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk lost 6-0, and Rory Sarver, along with Amileah Muhisin, won their doubles match.
The girls will host Lake Shore this afternoon at 4:15 pm for their final home contest of the season. Come out and watch this terrific group compete one last time at home!
In the first singles play, Evelyn Berry lost
5-7, 5-7. It was a great match played by two phenomenal tennis players. Evelyn raised her level of play as the match progressed, showing why she will be one of the best players in the area over time.
In the second singles play, Natalie Rumfola won a classic match in three sets by a score of:
3-6, 6-2, 7-6. Natalie rallied from a one-set deficit and showed tremendous mental toughness to get the win. Natalie’s timely drop shots and hustle got the big win!
In first doubles action, Peyton Wells and Taylor Wells lost 3-6, 4-6. The first set saw every game go to deuce as both teams were evenly matched. The sisters played their best match of the year despite the result and continue to improve as a team.
In second doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Jackie Thompson lost 6-2, 6-2. It was a rough result for the girls, but it doesn’t overshadow the quality of play they’ve exhibited throughout the season.
In third doubles action, Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Kailyn Sprague lost 6-2, 6-1. The girls competed but couldn’t quite get enough points to go in their favor.
In exhibition action, Alexis Beckwith and Abby Adkison won 6-4, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk lost 6-0, and Rory Sarver, along with Amileah Muhisin, won their doubles match.
The girls will host Lake Shore this afternoon at 4:15 pm for their final home contest of the season. Come out and watch this terrific group compete one last time at home!
Recently, Colden Elementary students visited The Buleberry Tree House in recognition of demonstrating September's character trait of respect! In addition to the students, Mrs. Habermehl, Miss Imhoff, and Mrs. Mercurio were nominated by their colleagues to participate in the trip!
SMS Yearbooks are on sale from now until May 1. They can be purchased online for $18 with a credit card or cash and checks made payable to Springville Middle School and brought to the main office . Use the code 0263KP when ordering.
https://inter-state.com/YearbookEntry/0263KP
This week, our school resource officer, Deputy Pickering, read to first-grade students in Colden about school safety. Topics covered included school bus safety, lockdown drills, and the presence of police in our school. Thank you, SRO Pickering, for answering our young students' questions about safety!
The girls' tennis team continued its strong play by defeating Depew 4-1.
In first singles action, Evelyn Berry won
6-1, 6-0. Evelyn is playing some of the best tennis of her young career, continuing to impress in all phases.
In second singles action, Taylor Wells lost
6-3, 2-6, 6-7. Taylor filled in at singles and represented herself and her school at a high level. Despite the outcome, Taylor had some great backhand winners and never quit.
In first doubles play, Jackie Thompson and Peyton Wells won 6-2, 6-1. The tandem was solid all day, but it was their collective net play that helped propel them to the win.
In second doubles action, Abby Adkison and Kailyn Sprague won 6-1, 6-2. The girls played their first varsity match together and looked like they’ve been a team from the start of the season. Both girls had some terrific shots on the day to get the win.
In third doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Alexis Beckwith won 6-0, 6-1. The girls continued the theme of strong play as both girls played consistently and hit some winners.
In the exhibition singles play, Amileah Muhisin won 6-0. Rory Sarver also won her singles match
6-3. In the exhibition doubles play, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk won 6-3. Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Amileah also won in doubles by a score of 6-4.
The girls are now 9-3 overall, having won 8 out of their last 9 matches. Great job, ladies!
In first singles action, Evelyn Berry won
6-1, 6-0. Evelyn is playing some of the best tennis of her young career, continuing to impress in all phases.
In second singles action, Taylor Wells lost
6-3, 2-6, 6-7. Taylor filled in at singles and represented herself and her school at a high level. Despite the outcome, Taylor had some great backhand winners and never quit.
In first doubles play, Jackie Thompson and Peyton Wells won 6-2, 6-1. The tandem was solid all day, but it was their collective net play that helped propel them to the win.
In second doubles action, Abby Adkison and Kailyn Sprague won 6-1, 6-2. The girls played their first varsity match together and looked like they’ve been a team from the start of the season. Both girls had some terrific shots on the day to get the win.
In third doubles play, Teerada Dickson and Alexis Beckwith won 6-0, 6-1. The girls continued the theme of strong play as both girls played consistently and hit some winners.
In the exhibition singles play, Amileah Muhisin won 6-0. Rory Sarver also won her singles match
6-3. In the exhibition doubles play, Lily Wantuck and Maya Schunk won 6-3. Chloe Dinse-Johnson and Amileah also won in doubles by a score of 6-4.
The girls are now 9-3 overall, having won 8 out of their last 9 matches. Great job, ladies!
The Bills make Springville Elementary staff want to shout!
To end School Safety Week, we will conduct a Go Home Early Drill on Friday, October 3 at all of our buildings. Students will be dismissed 15 minutes early. If you have any questions, please contact the main office.
The Springville boys modified football team kept their undefeated season alive, improving to 4–0 with a dominant 25–0 win over the Iroquois Red Hawks.
The Griffins’ defense set the tone early, swarming to the ball and shutting down every Red Hawk drive to secure a hard-earned shutout.
On the other side of the ball, the offense piled up over 300 total yards and scored four touchdowns, powered by strong line play and sharp execution.
It was truly complementary football, on offense, defense, and teamwork, all working together. Each week, this team continues to grow, play harder, and raise the standard.
Go Griffs!
The Griffins’ defense set the tone early, swarming to the ball and shutting down every Red Hawk drive to secure a hard-earned shutout.
On the other side of the ball, the offense piled up over 300 total yards and scored four touchdowns, powered by strong line play and sharp execution.
It was truly complementary football, on offense, defense, and teamwork, all working together. Each week, this team continues to grow, play harder, and raise the standard.
Go Griffs!
The boys Varsity Soccer Team played Cheektowaga on Monday night and we're able to secure a 6 to nothing win. Scoring on the night was Bryce Cook with a Hat-trick, Will Prinino with a brace, and Ryan Miga with a free-kick goal. Garrison Heichberger, Hunter Swanson, and the committee of defenders that had to partake last night did an excellent job to help secure a clean sheet with Remi and Ben taking split time in goal.
