When students return to school in two weeks, they will find a new design on the floor connecting the fifth grade and middle school hallways.
Welcome to our new sensory path...
Occupational Therapist Erin Stiles and Physical Therapist Peggy Torpey were at school today designing the sensory path.
We know many students will enjoy a couple of moments of fun movement between their classes!
York Athletes and Parents/Guardians!
Reminder of tomorrow night's Meet the Coaches meeting on Wednesday, August 14, at 7 p.m. in the Middle/High School gym (enter at A wing door near the football field).
Athletic Director Ed Orman will review the Student-Athlette Handbook and Yummies Ice Cream truck will be here! All athletes receive a free ice cream.
See you on Wednesday night Golden Knights!
If you are walking on our campus or visiting; for your safety, please use either the elementary school parking lot or the lot near the football stadium. The front loop is under construction!
Thank you!
It's all quiet here at 7 a.m.
The hallways and gym are shining...
The classrooms are spic and span and the desks are in neat rows...
For now....in just a couple of weeks we will welcome back out Knights to the 2024-2025 school year!
Congratulations to York High School Science teacher Mrs. Gillian Brubaker who recently attended the 2024 Noyce Summit in Washington, DC. as a Fellow Representative. She attended the Summit to present her project entitled: Enhancing Accessibility: Strengthening Vocabulary Instruction Within a Literature Rich Curriculum for Students with Emerging Literacy Skills.
Mrs. Brubaker is a graduate student in the Robert Noyce Master Teacher Fellowship Program at the University of Rochester’s Warner School of Education.
The Noyce Master Teacher Fellowship program focuses on developing digitally-rich teacher leaders who are dedicated to change around the issues of belonging, access, justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in STEM teaching and learning.
Mrs. Brubaker worked with two other teachers in the Noyce MTF program to develop the STEM teaching strategies. The project was well-received at the Summit by her colleagues in STEM education.
Currently, Mrs. Brubaker is working toward completing a Master's Degree in Inclusion and Special Education. Additionally, she will be completing three certificates in Urban Teaching and Leadership [UT1] Advanced Certificate, Digitally-Rich Teaching in K-12 Schools [OT3] Advanced Certificate, and Teacher Leadership [LT1] Advanced Certificate).
"Attending the summit provided an exceptional opportunity to explore the extensive network available to us through this program. I attended fascinating keynote speeches, lightning talks, and presentations that equipped me with invaluable resources. I plan to incorporate these insights into my classroom this fall. Presenting my teacher inquiry allowed me to connect with fellow educators, enabling me to continually adapt my curriculum and refine my practice to offer my students the most meaningful educational experience possible," Mrs. Brubaker commented.
The YCS Golden Knights family is very proud of Mrs. Brubaker’s participation in the Noyce Summit and her work in furthering STEM education for all students.
York Central School is looking to hire an ENL (English as a New Language) Teacher.
YCSD offers a regionally competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package.
Mentoring and professional development is provided for all of our new staff.
Join the York CSD Golden Knights Family!
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To view the ENL vacancy and other job opportunities, please visit our Employment webpage here https://www.yorkcsd.org/o/ycsd/page/employment-opportunities-1
Are you ready to play fall sports in Knights Country?
Registration is now open! Online registration at www.yorkcsd.org, click Athletics /Athletic Registration.
Letters were mailed this week to athletes/parents/guardians with details regarding a physical and practice dates. Check your mailbox and be sure you have registered online!
We're Hiring! Join the Knights family!
York Central School District seeks to fill these positions:
School Counselor/Social Worker/Psychologist
Vocal Music Teacher 6-12
Occupational Therapist
School Bus Driver
Apply today! www.yorkcsd.org
York CSD Driver Education students participated in a vehicle safety event on July 29 at Minnehan's Fun Center.
Students rotated through several stations operated by the Livingston County Sheriffs' Office, New York State Police, and other agencies, demonstrating aspects of safe motor vehicle operation and rules of the road. Afterward, the students demonstrated their own driving skills at the go-kart track!
York CSD Driver Education instructors Brianna Amann and Kathy Occhioni accompanied the students at Minnehans. Driver Education students from neighboring schools also attended.
A beautiful summer day is rising over the valley...
Make the most of your day Golden Knights!
Once Upon a Mattress Coming to Hilfiker Auditorium this F all!
Back-to-school auditions!
Are you rehearsing? 🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎤🎤🎤
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Meet the York Central School Board of Education!
On July 1, 2024, new Board of Education members Daniel Ayers and Matthew Miller, took the oath of office, joining current members Laura Geary (President), Kara Kane (Vice President), Marilyn Moore, Christine Bianchi, and Kirsty Northop.
Thank you for your service and dedication to the York CSD students and staff.
Board of Education meetings are held on the first Monday of every month at 7 p.m. (unless otherwise advertised), in the Middle/High School Library room 131.
Science Camp is in full swing at York Elementary School.
Students are engaged in a variety of learning activities, and they enjoy seeing their friends.
Learning is fun!
This is the fourth week of summer recess, and this crew has been working like crazy!
The York CSD Facilities Department goes through the school classrooms, hallways, lockers, and offices; cleaning them until they sparkle! Some rooms are receiving more than a cleaning, they are being painted.
The outside crews are working hard on the campus lawns and exterior projects.
Special shout-out to our high school students and 2024 graduates working with the full-time crew.
Let's hear it for our York Facilities crew! Your dedication to your work really shows.
School Supply List for Grades K-8 are here!
Click on this link for supply lists by grade level
https://www.yorkcsd.org/article/1673462
It’s always good to learn from the best!
Our High School Driver Education students spent time with the York Transportation Department learning the important basics of automobile ownership.
Can you change a tire? How about do an oil change?
Driver Education students now can!
Attention all boys basketball players entering grades 4-12,!
York Boys Basketball is offering an opportunity to improve your skills and physical abilities by partnering with Hoopstrength in Henrietta. The best part is there is no cost to you.!!
4 sessions July 19, 26; August 2, 9.
These training sessions are paid for by our golf tournament and provide an amazing opportunity to improve your skills, athletic ability and become a better player.
Boys in grades 8-12 will run from 3-4:30 PM and the grades 4-7 will run from 4:30-6pm. You must fill out the age appropriate waiver and please arrive 10 minutes early for your session. Hope to see many of you take advantage of this great opportunity!
Boys in grades 8-12 (3 p.m.-4:30 pm) register here: https://www.wellnessliving.com/rs/event/hoops_strength?k_class=688292&k_class_tab=61272
Boys in grades 4 - 7 (4:30 PM - 6 PM) register here: https://www.wellnessliving.com/rs/event/hoops_strength?k_class=688293&k_class_tab=61272
It's never too early to learn how to be safe on wheels!
Thank you to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Livingston County for holding a wheeled sport safety event and bike rodeo at the York YMCA Summer Recreation program.
The event took place at the York Central School campus.
The children learned:
Importance of wearing a helmet
Hand signals and the rules of traffic
How to check their bike
Helmets are checked for cracks, holes, or whether it is too big or too small and replaced where needed.
CCE of Livingston County Traffic Safety Program Educator Barbara Sturm organized the event. Summer Rec workers also helped out at the bike rodeo. Thank you to CCE and all the helpers - the children enjoyed the event.
York Central School District is looking for a dynamic vocal music teacher to teach and conduct vocal music ensembles for 6-12 grade students.
We offer a regionally competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package that includes health care, dental, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.
York Central School offers a regionally competitive salary along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes health care, dental, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.
To view the details on this open position or any other vacancies we have, please go to our school website www.yorkcsd.org and click on the Employment Opportunities button in the top right corner.
If you or someone you know may be interested in this open position or any other vacancies we have, please visit our school webpage www.yorkcsd.org, and click on the Employment Opportunities tab in the top right.
Does your child know how to make an emergency call to the 911 Center?
Lonni Carroll from the Livingston County Sheriff's 911 Center met with children in the YMCA Summer Recreation program and helped them learn about that very important call, should they ever need to make one.
The children took turns practicing making the call and speaking to the 911 operator.
