Churchville-Chili

The Churchville-Chili CSD Annual Budget Vote and Election of Board of Education Candidates is slated to take place Tuesday, May 18.

Keegan Metcalfe has signed a National Letter of Intent to run cross country for the Quinnipiac University Division I Bobcats this fall. In addition, he received the Thomas M. Nichols Scholarship Award from the Rochester Americans Hockey Club. Congrats to Keegan!

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on May 7-11.

The Churchville Elementary School Triple C Awards honor students, community members and staff who exemplify our district’s core beliefs and who go above and beyond to make our schools great environments for learning.

Churchville-Chili Senior High School is proud to announce that more than 40 percent of its graduating class of 2021 has achieved the designation of graduation cum laude (with honor) or higher.

Check out the latest edition of Churchville-Chili CSD's community newsletter, The Link. The budget vote is May 18, 2021.

Congratulations to our April Students, Teacher and Staff Member of the Month!

Congratulations to our students in BOCES 2 Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes who won medals at the NYS SkillsUSA State Conference Award Ceremony.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2021 Prevention 1st Fire Safety Poster Contest: Middle School student Anna Battista (in the Gr. 5 Category) and FRS student Alyssa Battista (in the Gr. 2-3 Category). FRS third-grader Ezekiel Sebastian received an Honorable Mention for his poster design.

The Churchville-Chili Central School District is proud to acknowledge these talented young artists whose work was included in the 2021 New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA) Region 2 Student Art Exhibit.

Congratulations to seniors Dylan Peet and Andrew Shortino who were accepted into the Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program in March. Both are enrolled in the Engineering and Metal Fabrication and Welding programs at BOCES 2 Career and Technical Education (CTE).

Eighth-graders, like the rest of us, have found that the most challenging thing about wearing a safety mask is that it can hide their smiles and conceal their moods and personality. They’ve tackled this problem through creating expressive self-portraits that reveal the distinctly individual personalities “behind the mask.”

Congratulations to our March Students, Teacher and Staff Member of the Month!

Sixth-graders are taking on a whole new role this quarter – as journalists. In preparation, students met with several local professionals who shared tips on interviewing people and writing for publications: D&C journalists Justin Murphy and Robert Bell, and Genesee Valley Pennysaver’s Hometown Editor Amanda Dudek.  

Fifth-graders at the Middle School are investigating the challenges posed to one of our most important resources – water. Students are learning how to understand the problems we face, and find creative solutions.