Springville-Griffith Institute Middle School is very proud to announce the Honor and Merit Roll for the 2nd Quarter. These students have worked very hard and are commended for their dedication to their studies. Congratulations Griffins! We’re very proud of you! https://www.springvillegi.org/article/2693949
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Springville-Griffith Institute High School is very proud to announce the Honor and Merit Roll for the 2nd Quarter. These students have worked very hard and are commended for their dedication to their studies. Congratulations Griffins! We’re very proud of you! https://www.springvillegi.org/article/2690966
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Global Play Day was a blast at SES! From sharing toys to painting, puzzles, games, and outdoor fun, students learned and practiced social skills through joyful play with friends! #InclusionAndBelonging #RedefiningRural
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SES will hold Spirit Week dress-up days leading up to Mid-Winter Break! Monday - Flannel Day Tuesday - Pajama Day Wednesday - Dress like a Rockstar Day Thursday - School Colors Day Friday - Wear Red, Pink and White
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The varsity girls basketball team rebounded from its first league loss of the season in dominant fashion by beating Cleveland Hill by a score of 53-19. The girls started hot, as Dani Oakley and Lilly Enser hit two three-pointers, which helped put the Griffs up 18-5 going into the second quarter. That quarter saw strong interior play from Aubrey Roy, as she poured in 5 points and was a force underneath. The girls entered halftime up by 13 points but knew they could find another gear. They did just that, as the girls dominated the 3rd quarter, winning it by a score of 15-2, and had some tremendous hustle plays out of Leah Franklin. The girls held strong defensively and finished the game strong behind a late 3-pointer from Bella Sullivan. Scorers on the night were: Aubrey Roy- 15 points Dani Oakley- 14 points Leah Franklin- 8 points Lilly Enser- 7 points Bella Sullivan- 5 points Kelcie Illig- 2 points
The girls are now 11-3 overall and are 9-1 in league play. The team will travel to Eden in a pivotal league match-up against the Lady Raiders on Tuesday night.
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Sixth graders are engaged in fun phonics review activities! In learning centers, students worked on writing words from memory that included the targeted morphemes, blends, digraphs, and endings. In the game pictured, students rolled a die, with each number corresponding to a specific blend or word ending. Based on the number rolled, students were required to generate a word that contained the associated sound.
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Want a better understanding of your child's IEP? Join us for this training to gain a foundational understanding of the IEP process, including, but not limited to, the Committee on Special Education (CSE), the roles and responsibilities of all parties, and various components, including transition planning. *Certificate of completion available upon request* REGISTER TODAY! FREE EVENT! March 3, 2026, 5:30-7:30 PM, In-person event at Harold O. Brumsted Elementary School, 173 Canada Street, Holland, NY 14080. https://parentnetworkwny.org/events/what-is-an-individualized-education-program-iep-for-families-of-school-age-students-2/
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Mrs. Ballantyne’s kindergarten had a groundhog-tastic Groundhog Day! They enjoyed reading many fun groundhog stories, creating a directed drawing of a groundhog, graphing their predictions about whether Phil would see his shadow, and making an adorable paper groundhog. They guessed it right — Phil saw his shadow, which means six more weeks of winter!
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Check out the SES Newsletter for February 2026! The winter weather hasn't stopped learning opportunities or our students' growth! Check out this month's newsletter here:
SGI Lady Griffs dropped a tough game last night to Holland by a score of 37-25. The girls just couldn’t seem to get into the rhythm on the evening and struggled to score the ball. The girls also took far too many fouls, which led to three girls fouling out on the night. The team will look to bounce back on Thursday night when they play host to Cleveland Hill.
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Seventh-grade students in Mrs. Deutschman's French class learned about Crepe Day on February 2nd. In France, that day is traditionally celebrated by eating crepes. Legend says that you need to hold a coin in one hand and attempt to flip the crepe with the other. If you successfully flip the crepe, you will have good luck the rest of the year! Students used a paper crepe and gave the crepe-flip their best shots!
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Happy February to all of you! As we settle back into our routines, check out the February Keeping Up with Colden newsletter, which highlights important dates, upcoming events, and exciting happenings at Colden Elementary School. We are looking forward to a wonderful month of learning and growth together!
UPDATE: TeamSmiles is now open to Spingville High School students as well! That means students from all four SGI buildings can attend this free, fun dental care and dental education day at the Bills' Field House! Families who are interested in signing up can contact their child's school nurse.
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Please join us in thanking our school counselors across all our buildings for all they do to amplify student success. Our counselors have a crucial impact in helping students achieve academic, social/emotional, and career goals!
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BFLO Worm Works visited SES 5th Graders to give them a hands-on experience about decomposition and the role worms play in this process. This experiential learning experience supported their ELA learning, as they are taking a deep dive into the unit "Beauty of Rot," which focuses on how decomposition benefits our world. In the spring, we will use the compost bin they created to build a garden outside the 5th-grade wing #RedefiningRural #ExperientialLearning
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The varsity girls basketball team continued its winning ways on Friday afternoon as they pulled out a thrilling 33-30 win over the East Aurora Blue Devils. The girls started hot as they opened the game, going up 11-0. That run saw two three-pointers from Dani Oakley and Lilly Enser. The second quarter was a different story, as the girls were held to 2 points scored and entered the locker room up 17-16. The team played a strong third quarter, led by great rebounding from Aubrey Roy and strong play from Leah Franklin. As the girls progressed through the 4th quarter, the team's lead grew to 8 points with about 3 minutes to play. East Aurora made a strong run in a 2-minute span as they eventually tied the Lady Griffs with 11 seconds remaining. That was plenty of time for SGI as Dani Oakley took the ball from halfcourt, drove strong to the left side of the basket, and finished a lay-up with just seconds remaining. The girls got the defensive stop they needed, hit one of two free throws, and sealed the win with an Aubrey Roy rebound. Not to be forgotten were the four huge three-pointers out of Lilly Enser, which kept the Lady Griffs in control for most of the game. Scorers in the game were:
The girls are now 10-2 on the season and travel to Holland this afternoon in a battle for first place in D4.
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Check out the February SMS Newsletter for stories about class projects, field trips, upcoming events and more! https://app.smore.com/n/6htds
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SGI will host a Lifeguard Certification Course for anyone who needs it for the first time or has let their certification expire. This course is open to everyone 15+ (not just students) and includes lifeguarding, CPR/AED, and First Aid for any pool facility. Register by February 28. The mandatory swimming pre-course skills assessment will be held on Saturday, March 7, from 8-10 am at the SGI High School Pool. Online e-learning content must be completed between March 7-20. On Saturday, March 21 and 28, the mandatory in-person skills session will be held at the pool. The cost is $200 due by March 7 and is non-refundable. A recertification course will be held in May. More information is on our website. Any Questions: Email Ms.Wozniak or Mrs. Komenda at kwozniak@springvillecsd.org or ckomenda@springvillecsd.org. Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFix-oWqkDsTUBGI967TlSkjSke-DoQCYk-LctfDH4zbJJag/viewform
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The cold morning couldn't stop some students and staff from having a little fun on their way into school! Over a dozen snowmobiles arrived at the high school for the annual Ride Your Snowmobile to School Day. Thank you to Mr. Shelley and Ms. Krzemein for organizing the event and the Western New York Snowmobile Club of Boston for their support!
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New Date: The SMS Student Council Dance has been rescheduled for Friday, Februarry 6, from 6:30pm- 8:00 pm. Admission is $5.00. Pizza, pop and snacks will be available for purchase outside of the gym (no food or drinks are allowed in the gym). Casual attire. Please plan to be picked up promptly at 8:00 pm. No students will be admitted after 7:00 pm. If you need to leave early, a parent or guardian must come in to sign you out. Only Springville MS students may attend the dance. Students from other schools may not attend. You must be present in school on the day of the dance to attend. All school rules (including dress code) will be in effect during the dance. Students who are not following school rules may be asked to leave.
