We are so proud of the students in Grades K-5 who were nominated to receive a Character Education Award for demonstrating the October trait of responsibility. Each student earned a certificate and a "Character" Cookie!
Cuba-Rushford Girls' semifinal volleyball match tomorrow, 11/4, at 6 pm at York Central School. Tickets can be found here.
Good Luck Rebels!
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Good Luck Rebels!
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Hello Rebels,
Today's podcast features Mary Keesler, the district social worker from Cuba-Rushford. Mary is well-known in the CRCS community; she graduated in 1997, has four children currently attending the district, and has been a long-time coach for Rebel Athletics.
In this episode, we discuss her role at CR, which involves assisting students and families with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges, as well as connecting them to essential services for food and housing. Mary also introduces the new Rebel Family Forum, which covers a variety of important topics. This initiative serves as an excellent resource for the district, so be sure to tune in as Mary explains how she aims to provide a "hand up, not a handout."
https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/Gmy0eTeWUXb
Today's podcast features Mary Keesler, the district social worker from Cuba-Rushford. Mary is well-known in the CRCS community; she graduated in 1997, has four children currently attending the district, and has been a long-time coach for Rebel Athletics.
In this episode, we discuss her role at CR, which involves assisting students and families with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges, as well as connecting them to essential services for food and housing. Mary also introduces the new Rebel Family Forum, which covers a variety of important topics. This initiative serves as an excellent resource for the district, so be sure to tune in as Mary explains how she aims to provide a "hand up, not a handout."
https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/Gmy0eTeWUXb
Thanksgiving Week Schedule 2025
Tonight is the middle school Halloween Dance. We look forward to seeing everyone's costumes. The dance will take place inside the MHS from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
The Cuba Rushford School District is currently collaborating with Bolivar Richburg to combine some sports for the winter season. Cuba Rushford will offer wrestling, indoor track, swimming, and both girls' JV and varsity basketball in partnership with Bolivar Richburg to increase participation and sustain programs at all levels. We are excited to provide more opportunities for our student-athletes. Cuba Rushford remains committed to our vision of "Every Student, Every Day!" More information will be available soon, as we continue to address transportation and logistical challenges.
We're excited!
Carlos Gildemeister
Superintendent
We're excited!
Carlos Gildemeister
Superintendent
Hello Rebels,
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 12 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We’re thrilled to introduce our guest, Mr. Scott Jordan—a dedicated Science Teacher, the visionary behind the CR Fish & Wildlife Program, and the founder of CRCS Outdoors. In today’s episode, Scott will share insights about his exciting upcoming trips to Cabo, Florida, New Zealand, Alaska, Peru, and Wyoming.
Maggie and Mr. Cap will delve into the intricacies of organizing these remarkable adventures while highlighting the larger mission of the CRCS Outdoors program. Don’t miss this opportunity to join us on a captivating journey into the world of the incredible Scott Jordan! Tune in now!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 12 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We’re thrilled to introduce our guest, Mr. Scott Jordan—a dedicated Science Teacher, the visionary behind the CR Fish & Wildlife Program, and the founder of CRCS Outdoors. In today’s episode, Scott will share insights about his exciting upcoming trips to Cabo, Florida, New Zealand, Alaska, Peru, and Wyoming.
Maggie and Mr. Cap will delve into the intricacies of organizing these remarkable adventures while highlighting the larger mission of the CRCS Outdoors program. Don’t miss this opportunity to join us on a captivating journey into the world of the incredible Scott Jordan! Tune in now!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
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Hello Rebels,
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 11 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We are thrilled to have Miss Sarah Cole, a proud Class of 2020 alumna from CR, with us today. She is not only a dedicated 9th-grade biology teacher but also serves as the modified girls' soccer coach, fish and wildlife teacher, NHS advisor, and wears many other hats in our school community.
In this episode, we will dive into her cherished memories at CR and discuss the essential qualities and commitments needed to become a member of the National Honor Society (NHS). You won’t want to miss her insights on the vital role of volunteering in our community.
Also, get ready for School-o-Ween, happening on October 30th from 5 to 7 PM! We’ll share exciting details about this event and what participants can look forward to.
Join us today to discover the inspiring journey of Miss Sarah Cole and gain valuable insights into school life!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 11 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We are thrilled to have Miss Sarah Cole, a proud Class of 2020 alumna from CR, with us today. She is not only a dedicated 9th-grade biology teacher but also serves as the modified girls' soccer coach, fish and wildlife teacher, NHS advisor, and wears many other hats in our school community.
In this episode, we will dive into her cherished memories at CR and discuss the essential qualities and commitments needed to become a member of the National Honor Society (NHS). You won’t want to miss her insights on the vital role of volunteering in our community.
Also, get ready for School-o-Ween, happening on October 30th from 5 to 7 PM! We’ll share exciting details about this event and what participants can look forward to.
Join us today to discover the inspiring journey of Miss Sarah Cole and gain valuable insights into school life!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
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Hello Rebels,
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 10 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We’re thrilled to have Mrs. Marie Johnson, an inspiring 7th-grade math teacher, joining us today. Mrs. Johnson is stepping into the exciting world of the High School Steam Room, and we can’t wait to share what’s on the horizon! Tune in as we explore the launch of a potential weekly project starting in November, celebrate the impressive work some 6th graders have already accomplished, and discuss the bright future that awaits the High School Steam Room. Don’t miss out on this engaging and informative episode!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 10 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! We’re thrilled to have Mrs. Marie Johnson, an inspiring 7th-grade math teacher, joining us today. Mrs. Johnson is stepping into the exciting world of the High School Steam Room, and we can’t wait to share what’s on the horizon! Tune in as we explore the launch of a potential weekly project starting in November, celebrate the impressive work some 6th graders have already accomplished, and discuss the bright future that awaits the High School Steam Room. Don’t miss out on this engaging and informative episode!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
We celebrated students that fully completed their September Reading Log Challenge on Friday, October 3rd! Students enjoyed cider and donuts, decorated Halloween Bookmarks, and were given certificates and PAWS. Students were challenged to complete the bonus at the bottom of the reading log, which asked them to identify a situation where a character demonstrated Respect, which was the September Character Trait. If students completed the bonus, they were entered into a drawing to win a Six South gift certificate, and five lucky winners were chosen! We're so proud of our Junior Rebels!
Good morning!
This is the last week of our "One Book: One School: One Community" Read of Ferris, by Kate DiCamillo. This week, we will be reading Chapter 26-Coda. See below for a few discussion questions:
1. How did the mood in the dining room change (in chapters 27–29) once the chandelier was lit? How would you describe the mood before? After?
2. How do you think Ferris knew where to find Pinky?
3. What does Ferris’s mom mean, metaphorically and literally, when she says that the Wilkeys would “never pass up a ride of any sort” (page 213)?
4. Using all the clues from within the book, what time period do you believe the story takes place in?
5. Words are very important to Ferris, and she always tries to find the best one. What word would you use to describe a story like Ferris? Why did you choose that word?
As a reminder, we will be celebrating this book on Wednesday, October 15, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. in the CRE Cafeteria. Please see attached for the flier as well as a QR Code to RSVP to the event. We encourage you to RSVP to help with planning. Please let me know if you have any questions!
This is the last week of our "One Book: One School: One Community" Read of Ferris, by Kate DiCamillo. This week, we will be reading Chapter 26-Coda. See below for a few discussion questions:
1. How did the mood in the dining room change (in chapters 27–29) once the chandelier was lit? How would you describe the mood before? After?
2. How do you think Ferris knew where to find Pinky?
3. What does Ferris’s mom mean, metaphorically and literally, when she says that the Wilkeys would “never pass up a ride of any sort” (page 213)?
4. Using all the clues from within the book, what time period do you believe the story takes place in?
5. Words are very important to Ferris, and she always tries to find the best one. What word would you use to describe a story like Ferris? Why did you choose that word?
As a reminder, we will be celebrating this book on Wednesday, October 15, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. in the CRE Cafeteria. Please see attached for the flier as well as a QR Code to RSVP to the event. We encourage you to RSVP to help with planning. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Good Morning, Rebels,
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 9 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! In this episode, Maggie welcomes Katherine from Kaboom to discuss the exciting playground build at CR Elementary. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the transformative impact of this project on our community as Maggie delves into the process, purpose, and excitement behind it all! Tune in and get inspired!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 9 of The Maggie and Mr. Cap Show! In this episode, Maggie welcomes Katherine from Kaboom to discuss the exciting playground build at CR Elementary. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the transformative impact of this project on our community as Maggie delves into the process, purpose, and excitement behind it all! Tune in and get inspired!
https://wakelet.com/wake/k2QLwt4WX_oBQjZXsHi7g
Hey Rebels!
Don’t miss out—tune in to Channel 4 tonight, Friday, October 3, 2025, from 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. They’re highlighting the incredible playground build at CR Elementary. It’s going to be fantastic! Can’t wait for you to see it!
Don’t miss out—tune in to Channel 4 tonight, Friday, October 3, 2025, from 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. They’re highlighting the incredible playground build at CR Elementary. It’s going to be fantastic! Can’t wait for you to see it!
Our 7th graders had a great time exploring the Erie Canal! They learned all about the lock system and how it helps move boats through the canal. One of the highlights was experiencing how the boat goes up and down in the locks—a hands-on way to see history and engineering in action. With the Erie Canal’s 200th anniversary coming up soon, it was the perfect time to connect learning with a piece of New York history!
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We are so proud of our Junior Rebels who were nominated to receive a Character Education Award at our September Assembly for demonstrating RESPECT towards all! We're so proud of you!
This is the fourth week of our "One Book: One School: One Community Book Read" of Ferris, by Kate DiCamillo. We will be reading Chapters 19-25 this week! As a reminder, our Ferris celebration will be held on October 15th from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at CRE. Save the date and stay tuned for more details! See below for a few discussion questions:
1. Mrs. Mielk is very fond of collective nouns (page 142), so Ferris learned quite a few of them. Look up some collective nouns, specifically those for animals. Which one is your favorite? Why?
2. What do Ferris’s interactions with the bees and the raccoon show you about facing adversity in the world?
3. On page 166, the author writes that Ferris felt “homesick even though she was already home.” What does that mean? How can that be?
4. Mrs. Mielk has obviously changed Ferris’s and Billy’s lives; she is even described as remarkable (page 172). Who is someone remarkable in your life who has changed you?
Happy Reading!
1. Mrs. Mielk is very fond of collective nouns (page 142), so Ferris learned quite a few of them. Look up some collective nouns, specifically those for animals. Which one is your favorite? Why?
2. What do Ferris’s interactions with the bees and the raccoon show you about facing adversity in the world?
3. On page 166, the author writes that Ferris felt “homesick even though she was already home.” What does that mean? How can that be?
4. Mrs. Mielk has obviously changed Ferris’s and Billy’s lives; she is even described as remarkable (page 172). Who is someone remarkable in your life who has changed you?
Happy Reading!