Hello Schalmont Middle School Families, Our Middle School students will participate in the Grades 3-8 New York State assessments beginning at the end of April. Included below is the testing schedule, along with important information regarding the state testing program. 2026 State Testing Schedule – Grades 5-8 Grades 5-8 ELA – April 21 & 22 …
Schalmont 7th graders filled the Empire State Plaza with their voices and music Friday as the Band & Chorus performed for Music in Our Schools Month! 🎶 Amazing job, Sabres! Thank you to the NYS School Music Association for inviting our students to perform in your concert series! #sabrepride See more photos on our Flickr …
Creating poetry from book titles? What a great project for students to explore the library and get creative! Mrs. Rogotzke’s 6th grade writing classes used the library last week to create Book Spine Poetry. Students searched the library for book titles, which they then used to author short poems. Students stacked their books and then …
Our Pre-K students are all smiles when their 5th grade buddies show up for a visit! 💚🤍 Each month, 5th grade students take a field trip to Woestina to share activities with our youngest learners. This week, students worked on counting together and shared some playtime! Great job, Sabres! #sabrepride See more photos on our …
Fifth grade classes celebrated their 1,000th day of school just before the break in tropical style! 🌴 Each year, 5th graders celebrate their 1,000th day brighter, counting all the way from kindergarten to their 100th day of school this year. The day is filled with 1,000-themed math centers, snacks, and other activities. Students this year …
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The Elevating Student Voices Club at Schalmont High School designed and delivered a lesson on kindness to 5th grade classrooms just before the break! Students in the club visited Mr. Atkinson, Mrs. Kearney, and Miss Scotti’s classes for an activity where students shared thoughtful compliments with one another to create “Kindness Trees”. Students shared some …
What’s better than a guest reader? When the author and rescue dog the book is written about show up too! 🐶📖 Last week, parent volunteer Jessica Griesbeck visited Mrs. Kearney’s 5th grade class to read “Pearl Eats Pickles in her Pillow Fort” and “Pearl’s Journey in Search of a Home”. “She surprised the students by …
