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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - NOVEMBER 20, 2016

On Thursday, November

10th, students from the Wolcott

Street School 6th grade class

performed Disney Mulan JR in

the Jr/Sr High Auditorium. Di-

rector Ms. Jessa Dechant and

Assistant Director Mrs. Lindsay

Buckel auditioned interested 6th

grade students in September,

and the ensemble rehearsed ev-

ery week up to the performance.

The show was a terrific success

due to the students’ hard work

and preparation of lines, memo-

rizing songs and learning dance

moves as well as creating many

of the props and stage decora-

tions from scratch!

As in previous years, the cast

also collected non-perishable

goods at the performances as a

way to aid the community. The

cast would like to thank every-

one for their generous donations

and for the continuous support

of arts in our school district.

WSS Disney Mulan JR

Aid Community

Happy November! It’s hard to

believe that we are approaching

the holiday season. It has been an

exciting fall with extraordinary

sports seasons and academic

programs. Thanks to all of you

who have celebrated our students

by attending contests, meetings,

and conferences. Your ongoing

support is critical to the continued

success in all aspects of our

students’ educational journey.

Our staff is also continuing

their

educational

journey.

This year we are focusing on

honing our skills in Professional

Learning

Committees

or

“PLCs.” We also refer to these

as Data Meetings. This new

structure facilitates a rich

dialogue between staff regarding

curriculum, instruction, and

instructional practices. Guiding

questions focus on “what’s

working,” “what are immediate

concerns,” “what are possible

solutions,” and “what actions

will we take as a group?”

Teachers are also engaged in

several action research projects

that focus on how to best meet

our students’ ever-changing

needs. This practice is the basis

of continuous improvement and

models lifelong learning, one

of the Le Roy Central School

District graduation outcomes.

It is a powerful way of working

together to impact the practice of

schooling for all!

Our Wolcott Street School

Fitness Center is up and running.

It has been great to see many

community members using

the facilities. Just a reminder,

the hours are: Monday and

Wednesday from 6:00 a.m.-8:00

a.m., and Tuesday and Thursday

from 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. For

more information contact us at

wssfitness@leroycsd.org o

r call

768-7115,

x-1109

.

Work continues on

The

R.I.T.E Project.

We are pleased

that our Wolcott Street School

Memorial Auditorium updates

are completed and it looks

beautiful. We are especially

excited about the new lighting

and sound systems that have

been installed. You will be able

to experience this firsthand

when you attend one of the

many upcoming concerts and

programs. Our kitchen updates

are also 95% complete. We are

operational, but are still adjusting

some electrical and equipment

needs within the kitchen itself.

At the Jr.-Sr High School, the

tennis courts are completed

and have already been used for

physical education classes. As

the weather changes, however,

the nets will come down until

spring. The student common

areas are nearing completion, as

is the lighting in the cafeteria.

The next big piece of the project

includes the completion of the

new Library/Media Center in

the Wolcott Street School and

the new Special Education

Office. Both should be nearing

completion by late January/early

February.

In closing, on November

11th, honor all veterans on

Veterans’ Day. We thank you

for your service and sacrifices

that have allowed us to enjoy

the many freedoms of this great

country. We are forever grateful!

by Kim Cox

Superintendent of Schools

Superintendent ’ Column

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Pictured here is the entire 6th grade cast of Disney Mulan JR.

L E ROY YO U T H WR E S T L I N G

is looking for

Volunteers and Parent

Helpers

for the 2016 and 2017 season

Sign Ups and first practice

November 29 at 6:30 pm

at The LeRoy Central High School

Wrestling Room

• Cost is $30 per wrestler ages 5-12 years old

• Bring current insurance card and

• Birth Certificate for all first year wrestlers

Any questions feel free to contact Kate Flint

at

kateflint007@yahoo.com.

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