Student members of the SSCS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter showcased their excellence at the FBLA State Leadership Conference, held in Rochester, April 15-17. This year’s theme was themed “Igniting Innovation; Sparking Success.” Attending the state conference with some 800 of their peers were SSCS chapter members Kaylee Crewell, Ava Jump, Maya Korona, […]

One Team, All In! Weekly Bulletin – April 17, 2026 PDF Printable Version – April 17, 2026 District Calendar Sports Schedule Updates     PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE As report cards are sent home today, we encourage you to take time to review all grades and comments with your child(ren). These reports provide a helpful snapshot of […]

Today we feature SSCS senior Wesley Willoughby, a student in the Heavy Equipment Repair and Operation (HERO) program at the BOCES Career and Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus. Through the program, Wesley has amassed more than 100 Work Based Learning (WBL) hours at EC Buck Industries in Canajoharie, learning firsthand the finer points of […]

Three members of the SSCS FFA traveled to Camp Oswegatchie in Croghan, New York April 6-8 for a trip to participate in a program on teamwork and leadership. The goal of this program is to get students to work together and challenge themselves outside their comfort zone. FFA is a youth organization that prepares members […]

The SSCS Math Honor Society (MHS) embarked on an incredible educational journey to Boston on April 2 to explore the sights and sounds of this historic city. Student explored STEM and the stars at the Boston Museum of Science, an iconic institution packed with interactive exhibits spanning technology, engineering, and mathematics. There, they had the […]

SSCS 7th graders hosted one of the “sweetest” learning projects of the school year this week. Middle schoolers in Rachel Ferreira’s CTE class competed in the 2026 New York State Agriculture in the Classroom Ice Cream Challenge. The Ice Cream Challenge allows students to develop their own ice cream recipe, identify their target audience, create […]

SSCS third graders in Brittany Pitonza’s class learned recently about the world’s geography by creating salt dough maps featuring the continents and the oceans. Salt dough maps are a hands-on, 3D geography project created by mixing flour, salt, and warm water, then forming it over cardboard maps to create physical features. This proved to be an […]

SSCS second graders studied this year’s world famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March. The 2026 race began on March 7 with a ceremonial start in Anchorage, Alaska and saw 29 finishers compete for a $650,000 prize purse on the 1,000-mile northern route which ended in Nome. Students picked a musher they liked, learned […]

Congratulations to our SSCS K-5 Students of the Month for March. Students are selected for this honor for making positive choices, working hard, and helping others. March honorees, left to right, are Aiden Shults (Grade 5), Holly Simpson (Grade 1), Piper Eick (Grade 5), Sailor Saunders (Grade 1), Maria Messias (Grade 4), Harrison Carpenter (Kindergarten), […]

SSCS kicked off Ag Literacy Week on March 23 with an inter-grade learning project between secondary students and second graders. Every year, New York Agriculture in the Classroom organizes this weeklong effort to educate students statewide about the importance of agriculture and opportunities for careers in the industry. SSCS FFA members Alivia Smith, Madison Lynk […]