Principals' Weekly Newsletter

As principals, we firmly believe in fostering a culture of learning that is not only enriching but also enjoyable for our students. It's essential to create connections among students, staff, and the entire school community. To celebrate this spirit, we organized an "Underground Spirit Week."

Throughout the week, our staff donned quirky themed outfits, aiming to bring joy and excitement to our students. We hope that our efforts added a touch of fun to their learning experience and encouraged a sense of community within our school as we approached school-wide festivities later in the week.

Thank you for your continued support in making our school a vibrant and enjoyable place for everyone!

Mrs. Meyers and Mr. Delles

We're looking forward to next week's assembly!

It's not too late to RSVP for our upcoming Veterans Day Breakfast! Click on the picture to RSVP now!

A huge thank you to parents and teachers! The trick-or-treating and parade were a big success!

Your response to the following poll is helpful in planning to meet the needs of our district's families. Thank you!

• Raelyn Rawleigh, Emma Cooper, Sophia Emery, Kamron Mincey, MaKinley Hall, Lukas Houghtaling, Marinda VanDelinder, Carson Matt, Eli Houghtaling, Clara VanDelinder, Carsyn Witt, Ava Morrell, Owen Hubbard, Alex Lynch, Coralie Matt, Daisy Longwell , Jaxx Zonnevylle, Azalea Zeh, Rylan Clark, Analia Maddren, Jeffery Simms, Jacob Decker

Our fifth grade students got an opportunity to learn more about scientists, NASA, and engineering.

Agriculture students spent some time learning about the life cycle of a pumpkin. To culminate the lesson, students made rice krispy pumpkins utilizing ingredients to represent the different parts of a pumpkin.

Mrs. Bonham's Public Speaking class ventured to the Elementary to visit with Mrs. Hopkins' kindergarten class. There, high school students read stories out loud with the elementary class. We love providing opportunities for our high school students to work with our elementary students!

Our 6th grade learned about anatomy this week through the use of human skeletons with our STEM Coordinator, Annie Almekinder.

If you haven't already done so, make sure you register for a winter sport by CLICKING HERE. Registration is different from sign-ups - no student-athlete is permitted to begin practice until they are both registered AND approved.

Reach out to your coach or Mrs. Wright with any questions: mwright1@avocacsd.org.

We have a couple of youth basketball opportunities available for students in grades 3-6. One opportunity is a travel team and the other is for league that meets every saturday at Avoca or Prattsburgh's gym.

Check out the flyers for more information! If you have any questions, you can reach out to our Boys Varsity Basketball Coach, Andy Ratchford: ratchforda@prattsburghcsd.org.

Click our Titan logo to view next week's athletic practice schedule. Note that practice times on Monday are delayed by a half hour to account for club meetings after school.

To view the most updated version of a contest schedule, CLICK HERE and:

• Click "VIEW SCHEDULES".
• Click on the schedule(s) you'd like to view.
• Click "VIEW"

A lot of people have been asking for some new Titan swag. Click the Titan logo and check out some of the new merch we've got available!