Perry Central School District

02/17/2025

Registration is now open for:
All JV and Varsity Spring Sports
**Practice starts March 17

Baseball (JV and Varsity)
Softball (JV and Varsity)
Boys' and Girls' Track and Field (Varsity only)
Golf (Varsity only)
Tennis (Varsity only)

Required for Student-Athletes to Participate:
- Register for the team by clicking on the link: https://perry-ar.rschooltoday.com/
- Up-to-date physical on file
- IMPACT Testing

Modified Spring Sports Information:

**Registration for Modified Spring Sports (Baseball, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field) will open on 3/10

***Modified Spring Sports will start practice on 4/7

For any other questions please contact Phil Wyant (237-0270 ext 1110 or [email protected])

02/17/2025

Athletics Updates:

Wrestling - Perry Wrestling sent 4 wrestlers (Maddox Regatuso, Holden Kelly, Brady Kelly, and Noah Leitten) to the state qualifier tournament Friday and Saturday. As a team, Perry took 11th out of 42 teams. Brady finished his season with an impressive performance finishing in 6th place in Section V, while Holden and Noah earned their way to a 3rd straight state championship tournament berth with 2nd place finishes. Holden and Noah joined an elite wrestler (Corey Hollister) in Perry history to make it to the state championship 3 times.

Boys' Basketball - The team suffered a 57-44 loss to Keshequa. Keshequa outscored Perry 20-4 in the 4th quarter to pull away for the win. Emmit Hill scored 15 points, while Tyler Harvey scored 8 points and pulled down 18 rebounds.

Girls' Basketball - PCS beat Mount Morris by a score of 57-48. Four girls scored in the double digits. Madi Monteleone led the team in points with 18, while Olivia Monteleone had 13 of her own. Melody Conroy led the team in assists with 6, while also chipping in with 12 points. Natalie Eaton had 11 points on the night with 5 coming in the 4th quarter.

02/14/2025

A pie to the face never gets old....well, for Mr. Wyant it might, but he and the rest of the volunteers were great sports!

02/14/2025

Congratulations Briella!

The Perry Rotary Club is identifying students in its component school districts that exemplify the motto: 'Service Above Self.'

The January Student of the Month for the Perry Central School District is Briella Ohlson. The following is Briella's nomination from Abby Ayers (Elementary School Counselor):

"Mentoring an elementary school student can be a truly rewarding journey that not only impacts the student’s life but also enriches the mentor's growth. Since volunteering to work with a small group of young students this semester, Bri has excelled in these skills. Her leadership, empathic listening, and unconditional positive regard have fostered positive relationships with, not just one, but three younger students. Bri checks in with them twice a week to focus on their interests and goals. She provides positive guidance and encouragement when a student is struggling with various needs. Bri often shares her personal experiences with her mentees to help them make informed decisions, or just to let them know they are not alone. She works tirelessly to address all of her mentee's concerns and collaborates with counseling staff for guidance when she feels it is warranted. Bri goes out of her way to provide necessary personal items to support her mentee's personal & learning goals. Bri has been creative in her approaches to her mentee's needs and actively advocates for support when needed.

A mentor should aim to provide guidance, support, and encouragement, helping students navigate challenges, set goals, and develop important skills. It's essential to build a trusting relationship where the mentees feel comfortable sharing their aspirations and struggles. This is a huge part of what Bri has accomplished in her work, already, in her short time working with our youngest learners. She took charge in establishing a response to a need she observed within our school and has been a leader amongst her peers. Bri is a wonderful example of the character that the Perry Community strives to contribute to our world. Bri has been a genuine pleasure to work with in the Elementary and I am excited to see how she positively influences the future!"

Congratulations Briella!

P.S. We hope to see your Rotary Scholarship application this spring.

02/14/2025

Jr. High Stand Up Club members made 155 chocolate covered pretzels to gift the entire JH today for Valentine's Day!

02/14/2025

Jamie Hudson and Kelly Nickerson from the Wyoming County Youth Bureau are working with 7th graders over the next eight weeks on the program LOVE146: Not a Number. The prevention curriculum is designed to teach youth how to protect themselves from human trafficking and exploitation through information, critical thinking, and skill development. With technology making the world a much smaller place, it’s vital to educate children to recognize risk factors and prevent possible dangerous situations.

02/13/2025

The 100th Day of School is quickly approaching and these throwback photos from 2013 show current seniors celebrating the big day as kindergartners!

02/13/2025

Our elementary students aren't the only ones who enjoy playing in the snow! Ms. Hurd's 8th graders had a blast this morning spending some time outside sledding.

02/13/2025

Athletics Updates:

Riflery - The Yellowjackets ended their regular season on a high note defeating Alexander 1,118 - 1,088. Top scores for Perry were Parker McGarvey (290, a new personal record), Levi Church (285, a new personal record), Logan Church (284), and Zayda Mancuso (259). This marks a new record high score for Perry as they look toward the GLOW Regional Championships on February 22 starting at 9 am.

Swim – Good luck to Dominic Bull, who will compete tonight (Feb. 13) in the 50 Free and 100 Backstroke at the Section V Class D finals at the Webster Aquatic Center. To purchase tickets: https://gofan.co/event/2473948?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rst&referrer_name=activity_scheduler&utm_campaign=rst_schedule_page

Girls’ Basketball – The team suffered a 76-38 loss to York last night. The Jackets were led by Madi Monteleone with 15 points, and Melody Conroy with 13 points and a team-high 7 rebounds.

02/12/2025

Stand Up is currently selling themed socks to help raise money to fund the various volunteer and awareness initiatives it sponsors throughout the school year.

Your support would help the club continue to spread positivity, diversity, and inclusion at PHS. Please visit the link below to order. Socks will be shipped to the school and distributed by club members when they arrive in March.

https://sockablefundraiser.com/collections/order-socks?ref=PERRYSTANDUP

02/12/2025

"It might get a little smelly in here, but we're going to take off our shoes." Mrs. Adolf's comment was met with giggles from Mrs. Ferro's kindergarteners in the elementary art room this morning. Students are learning how to draw from observations and their first assignment was sketching their shoes, paying close attention to shapes and lines they observed.

02/12/2025

Athletics Updates:

Boys' Basketball - The team earned a 59-48 win over Wayland-Cohocton last night. Perry created a lot of turnovers with their defense in the first quarter and jumped out to a 16-5 lead. Emmit Hill had another big night for Perry as he scored 22 points to go with 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. Tyler Harvey added 16 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. John Thomas Grover scored 8 points and Parker Tallman added 7 points and 5 rebounds. Beau Slocum was once again a force for the Yellowjackets as he scored 4 points, handed out 5 assists and took another charge (season total is now 17). Perry is now 5-4 in the last 9 games and the four losses are from a combined 13 points.

Wrestling - Tickets for Division II State Qualifiers at Haverling HS
Friday, Feb. 14 - https://gofan.co/event/3139760?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
Saturday, Feb. 15 - https://gofan.co/event/3139897?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV

02/12/2025

We can't think of a better way for our kids to start their morning at PES!

02/12/2025

Mrs. Adolf added elementary artwork to the walls of Old Souls Bakery yesterday. Stop in for a cup of coffee, a sweet treat, and some awesome art!

02/11/2025

Don't forget to stop by the Wyoming County YMCA at 115 Linwood Ave. in Warsaw to check out the 2025 All-County K-8 Art Show, sponsored by the Arts Council for Wyoming County. You'll see artwork like this one, created by 8th grader Anna Phillips, on display until March 15.

02/11/2025

Athletics Update:

Boys' Basketball - The team earned a 64-63 in OT against Holley! Perry came out flat and was down 16-6 after the first quarter. Defensive pressure was able to turn the game around for the Yellowjackets in the second half. John Thomas Grover scored a basket inside off an assist from Emmit Hill with 3.7 seconds left in regulation to send the game into OT. In OT, John Thomas connected on three three-pointers. With 9.3 seconds left in OT, the Yellowjackets were down one point. Emmit Hill got the inbound pass, got a great screen from Brady Kelly at half court and Emmit was able to drive in for the go ahead basket with just 2.7 seconds remaining. The Yellowjackets held on for the win. John Thomas finished with 27 points and 4 rebounds. Emmit added 22 points and 8 rebounds, while Tyler Harvey scored 10 points and had 18 rebounds.

02/10/2025

Beep Beep! Not even Mrs. Cox’s floor machine could slow Maleah down this morning!

02/10/2025

On Friday, students from Perry, Warsaw, Letchworth, Attica, and Wyoming attended the annual 8th Grade Career Day, held at Warsaw Middle/High School this year. The event, organized by the Wyoming County Business Education Council and its sponsors, connected students with professionals in healthcare, technology, sales and marketing, law enforcement, and more.