Hall's Candies pick up will be on December 11th from 3:15-5:30pm.
Please use the Elm Street gym door entrance.
Session Two will begin on January 12, 2026.
December & January School Events
December 2025
December 4 – Holiday Concerts 1st Grade 5:30pm & 3rd Grade 7:00pm
December 5 – Early Dismissal
Buses: 11:05 AM
Car Riders: 11:10 AM
December 9 – Stuff-A-Plush Event, 6:00 PM
December 11 – 4th Grade Band & Chorus Concert 6:00pm
December 12 – Chorus Visits to Elderwood & Guthrie
December 15–19 – Holiday Spirit Week
December 16 – 1st & 2nd Grade Trip to Sayre Theater
December 22 – January 2 – Winter Recess (No School)
January 2026
January 5 – School Resumes
January 19 – No School (Martin Luther King Jr. Day)
January 26 – No School (Conference Day)
All money and orders are due December 3rd. Checks may be made out to ESCT, and cash is also accepted.
Hall's candies are made locally in Gillett, Pa This is a great fundraiser to support a local business.
New York State requires a short Digital Equity Survey (DES) about each student’s access to a learning device and internet at home. This helps us identify students who need support and to secure funding/resources for them.
Please complete the brief DES below to help us secure funding for the future:
https://forms.office.com/r/54atiU9fXN
November 25 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 26–28 – No School (Thanksgiving Break)
December & January School Events
December 2025
December 4 – Holiday Concerts 1st Grade 5:30pm & 3rd Grade 7:00pm
December 5 – Early Dismissal
Buses: 11:05 AM
Car Riders: 11:10 AM
December 9 – Stuff-A-Plush Event, 6:00 PM
December 11 – 4th Grade Band & Chorus Concert 6:00pm
December 12 – Chorus Visits to Elderwood & Guthrie
December 15–19 – Holiday Spirit Week
December 16 – 1st & 2nd Grade Trip to Sayre Theater
December 22 – January 2 – Winter Recess (No School)
January 2026
January 5 – School Resumes
January 19 – No School (Martin Luther King Jr. Day)
January 26 – No School (Conference Day)
If your child is missing something, please stop and look.
Thank you!
📅 November Events
November 24 & 25 – Parent/Teacher Conferences
November 25 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 26–28 – No School (Thanksgiving Break)
The donations will be to provide Thanksgiving meals to needy families within our school community.
If you are able to donate, please look at the attached flyer.
Thank you!
New York State requires a short Digital Equity Survey (DES) about each student’s access to a learning device and internet at home. This helps us identify students who need support and to secure funding/resources for them.
Please complete the brief DES below to help us secure funding for the future:
https://forms.office.com/r/54atiU9fXN
The donations will be to provide Thanksgiving meals to needy families within our school community.
If you are able to donate, please look at the attached flyer.
Thank you!
November 10 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 11 – Veteran’s Day – No School
November 24 & 25 – Parent/Teacher Conferences
November 25 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 26–28 – No School (Thanksgiving Break)
What: Neuropsychological Issues Affecting Children with Autism in Daily Life
When: 6:00-7:30pm
Where: All sessions are offered through Zoom.
Registration is required: https://nysrcasd.org/events/1528/registrations/new
This seminar will explore how neuropsychological factors influence the daily functioning of children with autism at home, in school, and in the community. We will discuss common challenges in executive functioning, attention, memory, communication, and social-emotional skills, and provide practical, evidence-based strategies that families can use to support their child’s success across settings.
Following participation in the seminar, participants will be able to:
1. Identify common neuropsychological domains affected in autism and how they influence daily functioning
2. Recognize signs of executive functioning, attention, memory, and communication difficulties in home, school, and community settings
3. Apply practical strategies to support skill development and independence in children with autism
Presented by Paula Zuffante, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist with a subspecialty in pediatric neuropsychology.
The donations will be to provide Thanksgiving meals to needy families within our school community.
If you are able to donate, please look at the attached flyer.
Thank you!
November 10 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 11 – Veteran’s Day – No School
November 24 & 25 – Parent/Teacher Conferences
November 25 – Early Dismissal
Bus students: 11:05 AM
Car riders: 11:10 AM
November 26–28 – No School (Thanksgiving Break)
The parade will be indoors for students only as we have done in the past.
Happy Halloween!
October 31st Pregame Parade into the stadium.
Students in costume should meet the varsity football team outside the Elm Street annex by the gymnasium doors at 6:45pm to lead the team to the stadium and run through the helmet.
The students will then exit the field on the south end of the bleachers and meet their parents on the mezzanine and students will then receive candy and treats.
🎃👟 Halloween Hustle Fun Run & Kids Dash 👟🎃
Join us for a spooky good time!
🗓 Date: Wednesday October 29, 2025
🕞 Sign-Ups: 3:30 PM
🏁 Race Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Location: High School Track
🎒 Who: Grades K–3 & 4–6
🎭 Dress Up: Don’t forget your costume!
Get ready to run, dash, and show off your Halloween spirit. Prizes, fun, and festive cheer for everyone!