PRE-K REGISTRATION REMINDER: If your child will be age 4 prior to December 1, they are eligible for our free, full day Pre-K program. You can pick up a registration packet in our visitor entrance or call (585) 658-5047 and we will mail the registration packet to you. Registration Packets are due by noon on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. There are a limited number of spots for the Pre-K program. Only students with completed and returned registration documents will be eligible for the program. Completed registration packets must be submitted no later than noon on March 19, 2024. There will be a random lottery drawing on March 19, 2024. Students selected in the drawing will have a reserved place in the Pre-K program for the 2024-2025 school year.
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION REMINDER: If your child will be age 5 prior to December 1, they are eligible for Kindergarten. Registration packets are due to the registrar’s office by April 23, 2024. You can pick up a registration packet in our visitor entrance or call (585) 658-5047 and we will mail the registration packet to you. If your child is already attending our PreK program, you will receive information from our registrar regarding what will be needed for your child to attend Kindergarten. Kindergarten Orientation: This year, orientation will take place on April 30, 2024. There will be more details to follow. Please turn in completed registration packets, along with a copy of the child’s birth certificate, immunization records, and any applicable documentation such as preschool records to Mrs. Howe in our registration office. Kindergarten Screening: We will contact families to make screening appointments.
Join us for our Spring Musical, “Cinderella”! Showtimes are this Friday, March 1st @ 7:00 pm, Saturday, March 2nd @ 7:00 pm and Sunday, March 3rd @ 2:00 pm. Admission is $5.00 per person. Rodgers and Hammerstein's adaptation of the timeless enchantment of the magical fairy tale brings new life to the story of a young woman forced into servitude who dreams of and achieves a better life.
Our Boys Varsity Basketball team will play their next game against Arkport-Canaseraga this evening at 7:00 pm in Arkport. There will be no cost to attend this game (no digital ticketing necessary). Here is the livestream link for tonight's game: https://play.spiideo.com/games/f757d2fd-513e-4167-acc0-67c3e6d904da. Go Blue Devils!
Adam Johnson, Sarina Johnson, and Yasi Malave Perez will all be competing on Friday, 2/23/24, at the Section V Indoor Track State Qualifiers at Nazareth. Adam will run the hurdles around 5 PM and then Adam, Yasi and Sarina will run the 600m around 6:45 PM. Tickets can be purchased through the following link: https://gofan.co/event/1293018?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV. We hope to see you there!
Our Boys Basketball team will play their next game against Arkport-Canaseraga on Saturday at 7:00 pm in Arkport. There will be no cost to attend this game (no digital ticketing necessary). Go Blue Devils!
We honored 10 student-athletes at Wednesday night’s Senior Recognition Event: Bryson Constantino, Adam Johnson, Sarina Johnson, Ethan Martin, Izariah Rowley, Mason Santini, Aidan Stanley, Jadyer Torres Ocasio, Owen Yencer and Chase Young. The entire basketball team shares their greatest athletic memory as winning the Class D2 Sectionals for basketball at the Blue Cross Arena last year. Bryson is also proud to have been given the opportunity to become MMCSD’s all-time basketball 3-point leader and he plans to attend college to pursue a degree in Physical Education. Adam was proud to win counties for track in the 600 and plans to attend college where he will study Sports Sciences and would like to continue running Track and Field. Sarina plans to attend Suny Brockport in the Fall. Ethan plans to attend college where he will pursue a degree in Sports Management. Izariah’s greatest athletic memories are all the times spent with the cheer team getting to know them. Mason plans to attend college where he will also play basketball. Aiden plans to pursue a career in Heavy Equipment Operation. Jadyer plans to attend college to become a Physical Therapist. Owen will be attending HVAC school in the Fall. Chase plans to open his own business with a friend.
Congratulations to our Mount Morris/Geneseo Varsity bowling team for placing 2nd in sectionals yesterday! Dominic LaPiana, Sean White, Matthew Neus, Daniel Neus, Riley Mantegna and Gianna LaPiana (as pictured) did an outstanding job and were only 3 pins away from placing 1st in a long, tough day of 6-game match-play. Dom LaPiana received the high game award of 268 and all-tournament team award 1,237 series (6 games). Way to go, team!
Our 6th grade classes participated in an egg drop experiment. Each team designed and built a contraption that could deliver their egg safely to the ground without cracking, when dropped from up high. This was such a fun way to learn about gravity and engineering!
Congratulations to our Mount Morris/Geneseo bowling team on finishing near the top of their league with a 15-1 record! This team is Livingston County’s only Section V bowling team and they are competing in sectionals today, ranked 3rd out of 16 teams! Click on the following link to read the LCN news article: https://www.thelcn.com/sports/bowling-mm-g-enters-sectionals-ranked-no-3/article_3f54c34c-c59f-55b7-a160-c655d6acd8b3.html
Our very own Abby Provo and Eliza Lonsberry recently visited State Senator, Pam Helming, where they had the opportunity to advocate for Livingston County Youth Court and funding for youth development services and youth sports. Click on the following link to read the LCN news story: https://bit.ly/3OImvJ0
Congratulations to our Athletes of the Week, Adam Johnson (Varsity Track) and Mason Santini (Varsity Basketball)! Student-athletes who receive this special recognition have excelled in sportsmanship and worked hard to maintain a positive attitude. “At the league championship on Saturday, Adam won the 600 meter, placed 2nd in the 55m hurdles and placed 3rd in the 300 meter. He has been working hard at practice and is in a great place going into sectionals this week, where he is ranked first in two events,” said Coach James. “During the basketball game against Perry, Mason’s 3 steals and 2 blocks in the 4th quarter helped seal the win and division championship,” said Coach Stout.
We honored four student-athletes during our Varsity Girls Basketball Senior Recognition Night: Angelica Caceres Pou, Bailey Lewis, Denishka Valentin and Emma Weddington. Following graduation, Angelica plans to attend college to become a Nurse. Her favorite athletic memory is playing one last season with this amazing team. Bailey will be attending St. Bonaventure to study Biology. Her favorite athletic memory is creating friendships with the most supportive teammates. Emma plans to attend college where she will study Pediatric
Oncology and plans to finish school with a PHD. Her favorite athletic memory is laughing and talking with the team before games and practices. Denishka plans on moving to North Carolina following graduation, where she will pursue a degree in Nursing. Her favorite athletic memory is when Coach Koronas participates in fun practices with the team.
Congratulations to our boys varsity basketball team on winning a LCAA D-III title!
Click on the following link to read the news story: https://www.facebook.com/lcaasfinest/posts/pfbid037muw2fHWeVU7dbLdKTN6RhKNdrbL6KQiiWt4atmKrNXpJvR4Fzrns8TAMbkCzmi5l
Beginning on Monday, 2/12, Mount Morris Elementary will be celebrating Math Week with a different dress up theme each day! Monday: Math is Dreamy - wear your pajamas, Tuesday: It’s the 100th Day of School - wear your 100-day shirt or a shirt with a number, Wednesday: Valentine’s Day - wear red, pink, or hearts, Thursday: Math Shapes Your Mind - wear an outfit with a pattern or shapes on it, Friday: Show your school spirit - Wear MM gear, sweatshirt or sweatpants. We can’t wait to see all the fun and creative styles next week!
Our 14th annual Coaches vs Cancer Fundraising Event is tomorrow, 2/10! 100% of the proceeds from the event sales will go to local families battling cancer and the regional American Cancer Society. This event is a full-day of basketball, Mount Morris versus Perry. Both communities put forth a great deal of heartfelt energy and time into organizing this charitable fundraising event. The on-court action opens with Girls JV at 1:30, followed by Boys JV at 3:00, Girls Varsity at 4:30, and closes with the Boys Varsity game at 6:00. We will be asking for a $2.00 donation upon entry to the event. Thank you for your continued support!
Congratulations to our girls varsity basketball team on their win over Eugenio Maria DeHostos Charter, 23-21! Shaniese Brown and Angelica Caceres Pou scored 5 points each and Angelica hit the game winning basket. Morgan Luick and Addyson Barnhardt each scored 4 points. Kendyll Driesbach scored 3 points. Bailey Lewis scored 2 points. “The girls played very hard, earning this win. I am very proud of how well they played as a team,” said Head Coach Koronas. The team will play a home game this evening at 7:00 pm against Pavillion.
Congratulations to our boys varsity basketball team for their win over Letchworth on Friday, 57/46! Anthony Hightower led the way with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Mason Santini had 12 points and 10 rebounds. Chase Young had 12 points with 4 assists. Bryson Constantino scored 10 points with 3 three-pointers. Aidan Stanley had 8 rebounds and scored 4 points. “This was a hard-fought battle between two teams that were tied for first place in Division III LCAA. I’m proud of the effort my guys gave to keep answering their runs and battling with everything we have,” said Head Coach Stout. The team now has 8 wins in a row. Tonight’s game is at 7:00 pm, Pavillion High School. Go early and catch the JV game starting at 5:30 pm!
Congratulations to Scott Lonsberry, Eliza Lonsberry, Alexis Roberts, Quinn Simons, Gadge Savastano and Elijah Clester (as pictured) for being selected to perform at the All-County Music Festival over the weekend!
Congratulations to our Athlete of the Week, Jack Morris! “Jack has shown growth throughout the season, he has scored in the last three games and he is a rebounding machine, helping our team succeed. Jack always shows up to practice, ready to work hard and make the team better. He never misses a beat and has an amazing attitude and work ethic. Congrats, Jack,” said Coach Connolly.
