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A reminder that summer office hours are in effect through Friday, Aug. 28. Our offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Each librarian in Spencerport created a timeline of American flags in their buildings, and at the high school, librarian Daniel Hawken was able to take the display a step further thanks to our local American Legion.

Hawken reached out to connect with Ferris Goodridge Post 330, who generously donated the flags shown here. Pictured is Hawken, left, with Commander Robert J. Cullingworth, who was recently promoted from Sergeant at Arms to Commander. 

This timeline will return each year leading up to Flag Day. We also proudly continue our tradition of displaying flags from around the world—now expanded to include those representing the heritage of our students, celebrating the diversity of our school community year-round.

A special thank you to Erica Nourse for lending an ironing board and iron, and to students Peyton Nasadoski and Rosy Yogis for helping manage the display.

The attached information outlines the history of each flag in the photo. 

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.

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!

The Board of Education officially adopted the calendar for the 2026-27 school year. The list of dates may be found attached.

2026-27 school calendar

Please note that up until Friday, Aug. 28, summer office hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. 

We are pleased to announce that, effective July 1, Dr. Danielle O’Brien has joined our team as the coordinator of secondary special education (grades 6–12). She fills an open position, following the departure of Marybeth Fortunato. 

O’Brien brings more than 22 years of experience in education, and most recently as the principal of special education at Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES. She also previously served as director of student services in the Gananda Central School District. Her extensive background reflects a deep commitment to supporting students with disabilities and strengthening educational programs and services.

O’Brien holds a doctorate in Executive Leadership from St. John Fisher College, along with advanced certification in Educational Administration from SUNY Oswego. She earned her master’s degree in teaching students with disabilities from SUNY Cortland and her bachelor’s degree in childhood education with an adolescent English extension from SUNY Fredonia. She also holds multiple New York State professional certifications in childhood education and students with disabilities.

This appointment has been successfully filled as intended, unlike other openings vacated to reduce costs in the budget.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. O’Brien to our district.