❤️⛑️ Learning Skills That Save Lives ⛑️❤️

Our 10th grade students are getting hands on experience practicing CPR as part of their CPR Certification course. During this training, students learn the proper techniques for chest compressions, emergency response steps, and how to act quickly in a life threatening situation.

These important skills help prepare students to respond confidently during emergencies and potentially save lives in their communities.

We are proud of our students for taking this training seriously and building skills that truly make a difference.
about 12 hours ago, Rene Oakes
The image shows a group of high school students in a school hallway with blue lockers lining the wall and orange painted walls above them. The floor is a light colored tile, and the hallway stretches into the distance. In the center of the image, a student kneels on the floor practicing CPR on a life sized training mannequin. The student’s hands are placed on the mannequin’s chest, demonstrating chest compressions. Several other students stand nearby watching the demonstration. One student wearing a yellow hoodie and holding a red bag stands near the lockers. Another student in a light colored sweatshirt stands with hands on their hips observing the activity. On the right side of the hallway, an adult instructor stands next to a small rolling cart with a laptop on top, appearing to supervise or guide the training. A mannequin head used for training equipment is also visible nearby. The scene shows students actively participating in a CPR training exercise in a school hallway environment.
🎂📚 FLOB Family Cake Decorating Contest is Back! 📚🎂

The 21st Annual Family Cake Decorating Contest is almost here as part of our FLOB (For the Love Of Books) celebration, and we invite all RCS families to join the fun!

🗓 Wednesday, March 18
⏰ Cake entries due to the library by 9:00 AM

Then come back in the evening for a sweet community event!

🎉 6:00 PM – Library
Community members can view the cakes, place bids in our silent auction, and win prizes. All cakes will be auctioned off as part of our FLOB fundraiser. Starting bids begin at $5.00.


🎨 Contest Guidelines
• You can design your cake around a favorite book or let this year’s theme, Winter Olympics: Get Ready, Get Set, Go, inspire your creation!
• 1 cake entry per family
• Cakes can be any shape, size, or flavor, so bring your creativity and imagination. Every entry leaves with a treat!

📝 Entry Forms
Please see Mrs. Tucker for entry forms, then return completed forms to Mrs. Tucker by March 13th.

We can’t wait to see all of the creative and delicious “SWEET TREATS” our families come up with! 📖✨🍰
If you’ve participated before, you know how much fun it is. If this is your first time, it’s the perfect year to jump in and create something amazing.

Let’s celebrate reading with creativity, community, and a little frosting magic! 📖✨ 🍰

Note: Cake plates will not be returned as cakes are donated for the fundraiser.
3 days ago, Rene Oakes
This image is a colorful poster advertising a “Flob Cake Contest.” The background is light blue. At the top left, the words “FLOB CAKE CONTEST” appear in large decorative letters—“Flob” in purple and “Contest” in pink. On the right side near the top, there is a simple illustration of a three-tiered cake on a cake stand, decorated with pastel frosting and small round toppings. To the right of the title, black text provides event details: Entries due by March 18th at 9:00 AM Evening event starts at 6:00 PM Along the bottom of the poster is a row of small photos showing examples of creative cakes. These cakes appear to be themed around books and literature, sitting in front of a background of stacked books. The cakes include: A cake shaped like a closed book with a wand, resembling a wizard or magic theme. A multi-tier cake decorated with book characters and scenes. An open book cake with candles and writing on the pages. A tall cake with a torch and Olympic rings, suggesting a sports theme. A cake shaped like a green caterpillar on leaves, resembling a children’s story character. Additional cakes with whimsical decorations, including characters and book elements. Overall, the poster promotes a creative cake-decorating contest inspired by books, with submission and event times clearly displayed and examples of themed cakes shown along the bottom.

Attention all Roxbury Spring Athletes! We will be using Arbiter Family ID for all sport registrations. If you are signed up for a spring sports (tennis, modified baseball and softball, varsity baseball and softball) please complete the registration. The registration is due by March 30, 2026. You must complete everything!


1. Go to www.arbiter.io
2. In the top right corner, click "Login"
3. In the drop down menu, click "For Families/Students"
4. On the bottom of a login screen, in blue, it says "if you don't have an account, sign up"
5. Create a free account
6. In the bar where you can search for an organization, type in "Roxbury Central School"
7. Choose New York as the state in the drop down menu to the right of the search bar
8. When you search, the very first option will be Roxbury Central School with our school logo
9. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the registration link provided
10. Fill out everything in its entirety. School officials will be notified when you've completed the registration

8 days ago, Rachel Andrews
arbiter registration
📚❤️ March FLOB (For the Love Of Books) Activities Are Here! ❤️📚

Our FLOB: For the Love Of Books celebration is in full swing, and March is packed with fun, creativity, and school spirit as we continue to celebrate reading together!

Here’s what’s coming up:

📦 March 11
Create Your Favorite Book Cover Week begins!
Students can recreate their favorite book cover using a cereal box. Let the creativity begin!

🎂 March 13
Cake Contest Forms Due
Be sure to turn in your form if you plan to enter the cake decorating contest.

🍰 March 18
Cake Contest Entries Due
Bring in your decorated cakes inspired by books!

🎉 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Community Cake Auction Night
Families and community members are invited to join us as we auction off the amazing cakes and give away prizes. It’s a sweet way to celebrate reading together!

🎨 March 25
Color Day!
Each grade will wear a specific color to show their school spirit.

We can’t wait to see everyone’s creativity and celebrate our love of books all month long! 📖✨
8 days ago, Rene Oakes
A motivational poster with a soft, dreamy background of a light blue sky and pale clouds fading into warm beige tones near the bottom. At the bottom center of the image, an open book rests with its pages fanned upward, suggesting learning and discovery. Above the book is a colorful quote written in decorative script. Different lines are in different colors—green, teal, and golden yellow—making the text visually engaging. The quote reads: “The more you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Below the quote, the author’s name appears: Dr. Seuss (Dr. Seuss). The overall feeling of the image is inspirational and educational, emphasizing how reading and learning can open doors to new opportunities and experiences. 📚✨
Families, this one is for you! 💛

The Southeast Family and Community Engagement Center is hosting a virtual parent training series called Positive Solutions for Families, designed to support positive and effective parenting strategies that strengthen children’s social and emotional development.

🗓 First Session: March 18th
⏰ 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
💻 Virtual

This four part series, developed by The Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning, explores:
✨ Building positive relationships
✨ Understanding behavior and why children do what they do
✨ Teaching problem solving and emotional skills
✨ Responding with purpose and a plan

You can attend any session. No need to commit to all four.

Let’s work together to support our children’s growth, confidence, and success. 💫
Be sure to register using the QR code on the flyer.
9 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a colorful informational flyer with a teal background and playful, child friendly graphics. At the top, text reads “The Southeast Family and Community Engagement Center Presents: Positive Solutions for Families.” Below that, bold text announces the first session: “March 18th 11:00 to 1:00 Virtual.” On the left side, there is a white text box explaining that the training was developed by The Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning and promotes positive parenting behaviors to support children’s social and emotional development. It notes that there are four sessions in the series and participants do not need to attend all four. Another section lists the session dates and topics: • March 18, 2026 – Making the Connection: Building Positive Relationships • April 1, 2026 – Behavior has Meaning: Why do children do what they do? • April 15, 2026 – Teach Me What to Do: Problem Solving Emotions and Routines • April 29, 2026 – Putting It All Together: Responding with Purpose and a Plan On the right side is a large QR code with instructions to register below it. The flyer includes cartoon style illustrations of children playing and learning. At the top left, two children ride a large pencil like an airplane. At the top right, a child flies a small blue airplane. Near the middle and bottom are children reading a large open book and playing with alphabet blocks labeled A, B, and C. At the bottom of the flyer are contact details, including a phone number, email address, physical address in Norwich, New York, and website information. Logos for the New York State Education Department Office of Special Education, Educational Partnership, and STIC are displayed along the bottom.
Correction to the previous message, it should read Tuesday March 3rd not Wednesday. Afterschool activities are cancelled for today. Thank you.
10 days ago, Marianne Schor

Good morning - Due to the possibility of icy weather conditions later today, all afterschool activities will be cancelled this afternoon, Tuesday, March 3rd. All students will be dismissed at 3:00 PM.

10 days ago, Marianne Schor
📚🏅 FLOB Kickoff Was a Gold Medal Moment! 🏅📚

We officially launched FLOB: For the Love Of Books with two legendary guests who know a thing or two about imagination and adventure… Horton and Cat in the Hat! 🎩🐘

This year’s theme is Olympics: Ready, Set, Read! and the excitement is already racing down the track. Our students are training their reading stamina, strengthening their vocabulary muscles, and going for personal bests one book at a time.

The fun is just getting started. Horton and the Cat in the Hat will return to help us celebrate at our culminating relay race event at the end of the month. Think teamwork, school spirit, and plenty of page turning power.

Ready… Set… READ! 🏃‍♀️📖🏃‍♂️
10 days ago, Rene Oakes
This image is a collage-style poster celebrating reading. At the center, in large bold letters with an orange-to-yellow gradient, are the words “FLOB Month.” The background of the entire image looks like a wall of bookshelves filled with books, giving the feeling of being inside a library. There are four photo frames arranged around the text, each with a white, torn-paper border effect. In the photos, two large costumed characters are on a school stage. One character looks like a white elephant with big ears and a rounded body, resembling a children’s book character. The other character wears a tall red-and-white striped hat and a black outfit, resembling a whimsical storybook figure. They appear to be performing or presenting together. Behind them on the stage is a large projection screen showing what looks like a newspaper front page. The headline reads “Roxbury News,” and a visible subheadline says “RCS Reads 100,000 Minutes.” The setting appears to be a school auditorium, with a wooden stage floor and red stage curtains. In the bottom-left photo, several young children sit cross-legged on a polished wooden gym floor, facing the stage and watching the costumed characters. The children are casually dressed and appear attentive and engaged. At the bottom right of the collage, over one of the stage photos, there is decorative script text that says “Read A Book.” Beneath it, in smaller text, is a quote: “You know you’ve read a good book when you turn the last page and feel a little as if you have lost a friend.” Overall, the image conveys a cheerful school reading event or literacy celebration, with lively characters entertaining children in an auditorium setting.
🌟📚 Busy Days in 1st Grade! 📚🌟

Our first graders have been scientists, explorers, and real world problem solvers all in the span of two days.

February 26th, we welcomed Hanford Mills to our classroom. Students learned how water can carry pollution into lakes, rivers, and oceans. Then they rolled up their sleeves and put their skills to the test, working to clean polluted water and protect our environment. Future environmental heroes in the making. 🌎💧

February 27th, 1st grade took their learning on the road to the Kaleidoscope in Mount Tremper. Students experienced how light bends and reflects to create dazzling patterns and designs. It was more than just beautiful visuals. It connected directly to our Lights, Sounds, and Communication and States of Matter science units.

They are discovering how light interacts with different materials, how sound and visuals help us communicate, and how science shows up everywhere in the world around them.

Hands on learning. Bright ideas. Big curiosity. ✨
11 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a collage-style graphic titled “highlights from 1st Grade” displayed across the top in decorative lettering. The background is light beige with small star and diamond doodles scattered around. Pieces of beige “tape” graphics appear to hold the photos in place, giving the design a scrapbook feel. In the bottom right corner, the words “Grateful for everything” are written at an angle in a soft, handwritten-style font. There are five photos arranged across the page. The top three photos show students looking down into a kaleidoscope. Their faces are repeated in symmetrical, star-like patterns created by mirrors. The children’s faces form circular designs with bright reflections of classroom lights and colorful surroundings. In each image, a different child appears centered in the pattern, smiling while surrounded by multiple mirrored reflections of classmates’ faces. In the bottom left photo, three young students stand around a classroom table conducting a hands-on experiment. They are working with a clear plastic bin filled with water and materials. One child uses a tool to stir or scoop inside the container while the others watch closely. The classroom shelves and supplies are visible in the background. In the bottom center photo, a group of first-grade students stand together inside a building with teal-colored walls and wooden floors. Two adults stand behind them. The group poses for a picture in what appears to be a museum or educational space, with displays and decorative elements visible behind them. Overall, the collage highlights classroom learning and a field trip experience, showing students engaged in science activities and exploring light through a kaleidoscope.
🏀🔥 SECTIONAL SHOWDOWN 🔥🏀

The road to Sectionals continues!

The GCR Varsity Boys Basketball Team is heading to Morris today for a huge matchup in the Section IV quarterfinals.

📅 Saturday, February 28
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Morris Central School
🆚 #1 Seed Morris

It’s win or go home, and our boys are ready to battle. Pack the stands, wear your black and gold, and bring the energy loud enough to echo all the way back home.

Let’s travel strong and show what GCR pride looks like.
Go GCR! 🖤💛
13 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a bold promotional graphic for a varsity boys sectional basketball game. The design uses black and gold school colors with strong diagonal blocks across the background. At the top, large white and gold text reads “VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL” with “SECTIONALS” displayed prominently beneath it. On the left side of the image, there is a close-up photograph of a basketball going through an orange rim and white net. The ball is partially inside the net, suggesting a made shot. The background behind the hoop is dark, which makes the orange rim and basketball stand out clearly. On the right side, white text reads “SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28TH 6PM.” Across the lower middle portion of the image, gold banner-style shapes contain the team names. One banner reads “GILBOA-CONESVILLE/ROXBURY” and below it, larger text reads “VS MORRIS.” The overall design is energetic and high-contrast, emphasizing the importance of the sectional matchup.
🏀🔥 SECTIONAL WIN FOR THE VARSITY BOYS! 🔥🏀

Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Basketball Team on their 51 to 46 sectional victory over Cherry Valley-Springfield last night!

The boys came out blazing, building a 19 to 6 lead in the first quarter. Cherry Valley-Springfield fought back, and the rest of the game turned into a back-and-forth battle that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Grit, hustle, and heart carried the night.

💪 Cody Ciaravino led the charge with 19 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 blocks.
🔥 Blake Albano added 18 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 blocks.
⚡ Garrison Ross brought the defensive spark with 8 rebounds and 5 steals.

Next stop: the quarterfinals of the Section IV postseason tournament! The boys will travel to face #1 seed Morris on Saturday.

Let’s keep the momentum rolling.
Go GCR! 🖤💛
15 days ago, Rene Oakes
🏆🏀 CHAMPIONSHIP SWEEP! 🏀🏆

What a night at South Kortright! Both GCR JV Boys and Girls took on Jefferson/Stamford in the Championship matchup on February 17th and BOTH teams walked away as Champions! 👏🔥

💛 The JV Boys capped off an incredible season as:
• Regular Season Champions
• Overall Champions
• Undefeated in league play

That’s a clean sweep kind of season. Focused. Determined. Dominant.

🖤 The JV Girls battled their way to become Overall Champions, showing grit, teamwork, and heart from start to finish.

We are beyond proud of these athletes and coaches for an unforgettable season. Championship banners aren’t just won in one night. They’re built in every practice, every possession, and every moment of teamwork along the way.

Congratulations to our GCR Champions! 💛🏆
19 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image shows the GCR JV girls basketball team standing together on a gymnasium court. The players are wearing black jerseys with gold lettering and numbers. They are lined up shoulder to shoulder, smiling, with arms around one another. One player in the center holds a gold championship trophy with both hands. Behind them stand coaches and staff members, also smiling. The gym has blue wall padding and a basketball hoop overhead. Championship banners hang high on the wall in the background. The team appears proud and celebratory, posing after their championship win.
The image shows the GCR JV boys basketball team posing together on a gym floor. Some players are standing in the back row while others kneel in the front. They are wearing white jerseys with gold and black accents and “GCR” across the front. Two gold championship trophies are placed on the floor in front of the kneeling players. Coaches stand at either end of the group. Behind them are blue championship banners hanging on the wall and a basketball hoop centered above the team. The players are smiling and leaning toward each other, capturing a proud moment after winning their championship.
This image shows a large group of high school basketball players, coaches, and team members gathered on a gymnasium court for a celebratory photo. The group is centered beneath a basketball hoop and backboard. In the front row, several boys wearing white GCR jerseys with gold numbers kneel on the blue-painted center section of the court. Three gold championship trophies are placed on the floor directly in front of them. The players are smiling and leaning slightly toward one another. Behind them stands a larger group of teammates and supporters. Some wear white game jerseys, while others wear black shirts with “GCR” printed in gold lettering. A few adult coaches stand at the ends of the group. Everyone appears relaxed and proud, posing after a successful season. The gym has a polished wooden floor with blue boundary lines. Blue championship banners hang high on the cream-colored walls in the background, listing past Section IV titles and seasons. An American flag hangs to the left, and a scoreboard is mounted high on the right wall. The overall mood of the image is celebratory and unified, capturing a championship moment.
🎉 Celebrating Excellence & Legacy 🎉

Congratulations to Addy Hynes and Savannah Pettersen on earning the Joe Beck Scholar Athlete Award 🏆—the highest honor bestowed upon student-athletes by the Delaware League. Your dedication in the classroom and in competition truly sets the standard!

👏 A special congratulations as well to George Proctor on his induction into the Delaware League Coaches Hall of Fame. An incredible honor recognizing years of leadership, impact, and commitment to student-athletes.

Well deserved all around! 🧡🖤💛 #ScholarAthlete #HallOfFame #DelawareLeague #Pride
19 days ago, Rene Oakes
Addy Hynes, Savannah Pettersen and George Proctor stand in front of a green background holding their awards.
George Proctor stands in front of a green back ground holding his award.
Addy Hynes and Savannah Pettersen stand in front of a green back ground holding their Scholar Athlete Awards.
🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME DAY! 🏀

It’s championship time! Our teams are headed to South Kortright for an exciting JV Championship matchup against Jefferson/Stamford.

📅 February 17, 2026
⏰ Tip-off: 5:30 PM & 7:00 PM
💲 Entry: $5.00 (Under 10 free!)

Come out and pack the stands to support our athletes as they compete for the title. Let’s bring the energy and show our school pride! 💛🖤
24 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a promotional poster for a school basketball championship game. At the top, large bold white text reads “Championship Game,” with smaller text underneath that says “@ South Kortright.” Below this, a gold banner displays the date “Feb 17, 2026” and the matchup “vs Jeff/Stam,” along with tip-off times listed as “5:30 / 7:00.” In the middle of the poster are two group photos placed side by side. The left photo shows a girls basketball team wearing white jerseys with black and gold accents, standing in a line on a gym floor with a coach. The right photo shows a boys basketball team also in white jerseys with black and gold accents, lined up together on a gym court with coaches. At the bottom of the poster, white text over a basketball background reads “Entry Price: $5.00” and “Under 10 ~ Free.” The overall color scheme is black, gold, and white, with a basketball texture in the background.
🏀🔥 Game Day in Gilboa! 🔥🏀

Our GCR Varsity Boys Basketball Team is back on the court as they take on Charlotte Valley tonight!

📅 Friday, February 13, 2026
⏰ Tip-off: 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Gilboa

Come out and support our players and catch our amazing cheerleaders, who will be bringing the energy, school spirit, and loud cheers to keep the momentum high all game long!

Let’s pack the gym, wear our colors, and show what GCR pride is all about! 💛🖤📣
28 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a digital graphic promoting a high school basketball game. At the top, large white text reads “BASKETBALL GAME,” with an orange banner underneath that says “VARSITY BOYS.” Below that, bold text reads “GILBOA-CONESVILLE/ROXBURY vs CHARLOTTE VALLEY.” The date “2/13/2026” and time “5:30 PM” are centered in large white numbers. At the bottom, the text “IN GILBOA” indicates the game location. The background shows a stylized basketball court inside a large arena with bright stadium lights and a crowd in the stands. The center of the court is highlighted in blue, drawing attention to the middle of the image. The overall color scheme is black, orange, white, and blue, giving it a dramatic, energetic sports atmosphere.
📚✨ At Roxbury CSD, our faculty and staff are always finding creative ways to make learning fun, engaging, and meaningful for students.

Moments like this remind us that the best classrooms are full of curiosity, laughter, and those “aha!” moments. In this photo, students were especially excited because they knew the answer to a question their teacher didn’t, and they couldn’t wait to show it!

It’s these interactive, joyful experiences that help build confidence, critical thinking, and a genuine love of learning. Great work by our Roxbury CSD team for creating an environment where students feel empowered to shine! 👏🎉
30 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image shows a classroom full of middle school students seated at desks. Many students are smiling and raising small whiteboards or dry-erase boards above their heads. Most of the boards have the word “left” written on them. The students appear excited and engaged, with several laughing and leaning toward each other. The classroom has cabinets along the back wall, colorful decorations, and posters. The overall mood is energetic and joyful, showing students proudly sharing their answers during a class activity.
🏀 Game Day Alert! 🏀
Our Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury JV & Varsity Boys Basketball teams are hitting the road to take on Jefferson/Stamford!

📅 Tuesday, February 11, 2026
📍 In Stamford
⏰ JV tips off at 5:30 PM
⏰ Varsity follows at 7:00 PM

Come out and show your support. Let’s bring the energy and cheer on our teams! 🔥🧡
30 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a basketball game flyer with a dramatic indoor arena background showing a basketball court and stadium lights. At the top, large white text reads “Basketball Game,” with a smaller orange banner underneath that says “JV/Varsity Boys.” The main text in the center announces “Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury vs Jefferson/Stamford.” Below that, the date is listed as February 11, 2026. Game times are shown as JV at 5:30 PM and Varsity at 7:00 PM. At the bottom of the flyer, white text reads “In Stamford.”
📣 Reminder: School Community Meeting Tonight! 📣

Don’t forget to join us for the Roxbury CSD School Community Meeting as we look ahead to a potential 2027 Capital Project. This is your chance to learn about current building conditions and share your thoughts on future priorities for our schools.

🗓 Wednesday, February 11, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 School Board Conference Room

Community voices truly matter. We hope you’ll join the conversation and be part of shaping the future of Roxbury CSD! 🏫✨
30 days ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a flyer for a Roxbury Central School District event. At the top is the Roxbury CSD logo, followed by a large orange headline that reads “School Community Meeting.” Beneath it, a subtitle says “Looking Ahead: Potential 2027 Capital Project.” The background shows a faded photograph of a school building. The main body text explains that the district is sharing results from a Building Condition Survey and will discuss current building conditions, areas needing attention inside and outside the school, and the scope of a possible future capital project. At the bottom, event details are listed: Wednesday, February 11, 2026, starting at 6:00 PM, at the Roxbury CSD School Board Conference Room. Contact information, including the district website, phone number, and email, appears along the bottom of the flyer.
⛷️🏔️ Sectionals at Belleayre! 🏔️⛷️

Best of luck to Autumn and Lily as they compete at Sectionals @ Belleayre today!
🎿 Giant Slalom: 10:30 AM
🎿 Slalom: 1:00 PM

We’re cheering you on and wishing you fast runs, smooth turns, and an amazing day on the mountain. Go RCS! 🧡🖤
about 1 month ago, Rene Oakes
The image is a winter sports graphic with a black background filled with white snowflake patterns. At the top, large gold text reads “SECTIONALS @ BELLEAYRE.” In the center, orange text lists race times: “GS @ 10:30” and “Slalom @ 1.” Below that, blue text says, “Good luck to Autumn and Lily.” On the left side of the image is a skier wearing a purple racing suit with a helmet and goggles, labeled “RCS 909.” On the right side is another skier in a red racing suit with helmet and goggles, labeled “RCS 16.” Both skiers are in action poses, carving down a ski slope with ski poles in hand. The overall theme is energetic and celebratory, promoting a high school alpine skiing competition.

💙 BLUE OUT FOR A CURE – POST GAME UPDATE! 💙

What an incredible night of basketball and community support! The GCR, Charlotte

Valley, and Schenevus basketball teams, along with varsity cheer, came together to raise over $1,000 for ALS research during our Blue Out for a Cure event! 🏀✨

From handing out bracelets to collecting halftime donations, the generosity shown by our students, families, and fans was truly inspiring. Thank you to everyone who wore blue, donated, and supported such an important cause.

We are so proud of all the athletes, cheerleaders, and coaches for using their platform to make a difference. This is what teamwork looks like on and off the court! 💙

about 1 month ago, Rene Oakes
The image shows a large group photo taken inside a school gymnasium. All of the basketball teams that participated in the event are seated and standing together on the gym floor, along with their coaches and cheerleaders from GCR, Cherry Valley, and Schenevus. The group is arranged in several rows, with students sitting cross-legged in the front and others standing behind them. Most of the students are wearing matching white T-shirts that say “Support Squad,” while many of the cheerleaders have blue bows in their hair, matching the Blue Out theme. A basketball hoop and backboard are visible above the group, and an American flag hangs on the wall in the background. The gym floor is wooden with a large yellow section in the foreground. Coaches and staff stand at the sides and in the back, dressed in professional or school attire. The overall mood of the photo is positive and celebratory, showing a united group of athletes, cheerleaders, and coaches coming together to support ALS research.