Please enjoy more photos from the Career Fair.
Our 6th grade students explored future possibilities at the annual Career Fair, where community members generously volunteered their time to showcase a wide variety of professions. Thank you for inspiring the next generation!
Kindergarten students bring the outdoors inside as they "camp out" in their classroom, complete with tents and fun activities, in preparation for their upcoming field trip to Lyman Run State Park. ⛺️
The 6th Grade Class of 2025 would like to thank the members of the American Legion Potter Post 192, the Sons of the American Legion Potter Post 192, and the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary 192 for their generous donation toward our class trip to Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD.
Today, Grade 5 visited the Corning Museum of Glass. The students were able to learn about the science of glass and take a close-up look at the amazing things artists can do with glass. They all loved it!
Five students from Ms Keifer’s 8th grade math class participated in Math Options at Penn State Behrend on Tuesday. Math Options introduces career options in STEAM fields through exploration and fun, hands-on informative sessions throughout the day.
The kids “built” gas pipelines following set criteria of making angles and height drops, facing obstacles that could impede their pipeline progress through problem solving.
Finally they built their own tennis rackets out of random materials and competed to get the most points for hitting a ball into a target…The team of Ethan Vargeson, Olivia Ehrensberher and Launah Cobado won with Jenny Sherry and Audrina Billings taking second!
This past weekend, students stepped into a magical evening at Denton Go for our Enchanted Forest themed prom. The night was filled with music, memories, and plenty of sparkle!
Congratulations to our Prom Royalty:
Prince: Mitchell Taylor
Princess: Emma Tubbs
King: Cal Dunn
Queen: Emilee Ruter
Photos By: Ostroski Photography
Forty-six 9th grade business students recently participated in a mock interview experience with local business professionals to help them practice and refine their interview skills. For students who were unable to attend their scheduled sessions due to other commitments, Mr. Kyle generously stepped in to conduct additional interviews.
Leading up to the event, students explored careers of interest, conducted research, and prepared professional résumés. They also practiced answering common interview questions, reviewed interview etiquette, and learned how to dress for success. In addition, students were taught the importance of follow-up communication, such as sending a thank-you note after an interview.
The students did an outstanding job, earning positive feedback and valuable advice from the business community. Their preparation and professionalism were evident, and this experience offered them a meaningful step forward on their journey toward future careers.
Tuesday, May 13, Family Night at the Coudersport Elementary School Book Fair from 5-7pm in the library!
5K Updated Flyer with Reminder! -- T-Shirt Deadline Extension!
How about these "lucky little falcons" enjoying a sweet reward through our Falcon four school-wide positive behavior program! 🍦😎
Students who follow the Falcon four get tickets and opportunities to win prizes for positive behaviors!
A wonderful send off at the elementary school this morning for our lifeskills students and staff participating in specials day! We are so happy the elementary and high school both represented Coudy well! Coudersport High School Life Skills classroom had the opportunity to engage in The Special Day hosted by the Galeton Area School District. This collaborative experience allowed students to explore new activities and enhance their social skills in a supportive environment. 💜
They helped raise $1400 for the event.
Nice concert by our elementary, middle, and high school chorus kids, with some great solos! Nice job to the music department and everyone's hard work! 🎶🎤
Enrichment Students from Coudersport Elementary School participated in the Math Challenge 24 at The IU9 today. Kroy Bates placed 4th in the 6th grade division! Nice job falcons!
Kinder career fair is underway! We have some little falcons aspiring and learning about bus drivers, EMTs, firefighters, towing, equestrian...It's a good day! 🚒🚑🚓🐎🚌
Happy School Nurse Day! 🩺💜 Today, we celebrate Mrs. Rohrer and Mrs. Cusatis and thank them for keeping our students safe, healthy, and attended to on the regular!
Congratulations to the 2025 Coudersport Prom Court.
King candidates: Cannon Fowler, Kaden Bova, Mason Roessner, Ethan Ott, and Cal Dunn.
Queen candidates: Olivia Fink, Emilee Ruter, McCauly Gentzyel, Macie Popchak, and Emilee Atherholt.
Our king and queen will be crowned at prom on Saturday, May 10th.
We recognized our falcon seniors at yesterday's baseball game! Thanks for all your service to the program, gentlemen!
Our 4th grade students had an exciting and educational walking field trip to the local community garden! During our visit, we learned all about the important role earthworms play in keeping soil healthy and helping plants grow. Students also discovered how a community garden works and the ways people can come together to grow fresh, healthy food. One of the highlights of the trip was planting our very own lettuce seeds to take home. Although an unexpected rainstorm surprised us and left us all a little soggy, it added a fun twist to a memorable outing.
The Art Club had a fun trip to Buffalo over the weekend. They started out by visiting the Albright-Knox Museum where they saw a variety of art from early European and American to contemporary works. After that, a quick trip to take in the amazing natural beauty and wonder of Niagara Falls, and then to the Shea's 710 Theatre to watch the musical, "Legally Blonde". The next day they made their way to WNY Book Arts to learn about the printing process and create t-shirts using the screen printing method. It was a great trip with lots of new experiences for everyone!
