Spencerport Central School District
Home of the Rangers!
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Congratulations to the following students, who earned the Seal of Civic Readiness. This a formal recognition awarded to those who demonstrate a high level of proficiency in civic knowledge, skills, mindset, and experiences.
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Joe Andolina Miranda Bridgeman Alexis Ciaccia Christopher Ciepluch Isabella Eichelberger |
Liah Flynn Samuel Hueber Annabelle Karas Karina Lukomskiy Sam Meyer |
Farah Muthanna Ella Newell Serenity Sinclair Jacob Squier Michael Tette |
The designation will be noted on their SHS transcript and diploma, and at graduation, they will be wearing these medallions. Teachers Anthony Guzzetta and Kelly Daly presented students with the seal on June 10.
Congratulations to our SHS senior, Gabriel Forty, who was honored with the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ (MCCOSS) Michael C. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition on May 14.
The honor recognizes one senior from every high school throughout the county, and students are selected based on their scholarship, leadership, service and character. A special awards ceremony and dinner was held at Monroe-2 BOCES, and pictured here are Superintendent Ty Zinkiewich with Gabe. Congratulations!
On June 11, Cosgrove Middle School held its Student of the Quarter and End-of-Year Awards Ceremony, recognizing students at each grade level for the values and characteristics demonstrated by being Responsible, Respectful, Ready to Learn, and Proud Rangers.
In addition, a special award recognition was presented to two outstanding eighth graders, who received honors voted on by both staff and the Class of 2030:
• Nayima Tossah – recipient of the Ed Przybycien Award
• Paige Buckner – recipient of the Bonnie Seaburn Award, presented by the retired superintendent and former Cosgrove principal herself
We are so proud of all of our award recipients!
Please note the last day of school for the 2025–2026 school year is as follows:
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Thank you for your continued partnership each school year, as we meet the New York State’s instructional requirements and factor in the likelihood of snow days.
The Board of Education officially adopted the calendar for the 2026-27 school year. The list of dates may be found attached.
The special edition of Cornerstone detailing the revised budget proposal to be voted upon on Tuesday, June 16.
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