Baseball - Modified (), J.V. (Slate), Varsity ()

Boys’ Basketball – Modified (), J.V. (Prince), Varsity (Wink) 

Boys’ Soccer - Modified (Snyder), J.V. (Thomas), Varsity (Ritz)

Cheerleading - Fall (Kelley), Varsity Winter (Kelley), J.V. Winter () 

Cross Country - Modified (Aviles), Varsity (Goodwin)

Football - Mod A (), J.V. Asst. (), J.V. (), Varsity Asst. (Wink), Varsity (Prince)

Girls’ Basketball – Modified (), J.V. (), Varsity (Thomas)  

Girls’ Soccer  - Modified (Cerasuolo/Harms), J.V. (Ostrom), Varsity (Wolf)

Golf - (Busch)

Softball - Modified (), J.V. (Weader), Varsity (Ostrom/Thomas)

Tennis - Modified (Pelkey), Varsity (Grillo)

Timekeepers - Volleyball (Frost), Football (Zelent), Wrestling (Goodwin), Girls Shot Clock (Williamson), Girls Basketball (Girvin), Boys Shot Clock (Williamson), Boys Basketball (Girvin)

Track - Asst. Modified (Aviles), Modified (Goodwin), Asst. Var. 1 (D'Amuro), Asst. Var. 2 (), Varsity ()

Unified Basketball - (Harms/Solazzo)

Volleyball - Modified (Pelkey), J.V. (Grillo), Varsity (Connor)

Wrestling - Modified (Ashley Grillo), J.V. (), Varsity (Goodwin) 

Modified sports are a precursor to the JV and Varsity programs for students at the 7th and 8th grade levels. The programs generally run concurrently with the JV or Varsity seasons. The practices are usually from 3:15 to 5 p.m. Game times vary.

 

Academic Challenge Bowl - ()

Art Club - (Veremeychik) 

Class Advisors - Senior (Lepkowski), Junior (DiSessa), Sophomore (Richards), Freshman (S. Smith/Milner)

Drama Club - (K. Burke)

Esports - Fall (Slate/Busch), Spring (Ritz)

GSA - (Aviles) 

Interact Club - (Zelent/Dibble)

Jazz Band - (Busch)

Library Club - (Reber)

Marching Band - (Busch/Wheeler/Kwiatkowski)

Masterminds - JV (Girvin), Varsity (Goodwin)

Musical Director - (K. Burke)

Multicultural Club - (LaForce)

National Honor Society - (Albright)

National Junior Honor Society - (Lagas)

Ski Club - (Cogovan)

Spanish Club - (Claffey/DelGudico)

Student Council - 7-8 (K. Burke), 9-12 (Di Sessa)

Technology Club - (Sharpe)

Yearbook - 7-8 (Thomas), 9-12 (Lagas)

This is a middle school club who will compete against other schools in answering knowledge-based questions in a Jeopardy-styled format. Teams compete locally and can advance into playoffs and qualify for state and national tournaments. ()

 

Art Club meets the last Friday of every month in Art Room 304. We create artwork, make decorations for various school events, organize art fundraisers, plan the annual art fieldtrip and assist with the end of year Art Show. (Veremeychik)

The GSA Club is a student organization providing a supportive environment for LGBTQ youth and their allies whose mission is to work towards a more accepting environment for all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity through education, support, social action and advocacy. (Aviles)

 

Students help with school decisions, homecoming, pep rallies, fundraisers, school store, sponsor Red Cross Blood Drives and more. (Di Sessa)

Students work with the advisors to actually design the High School yearbook for the school year. Students typically stay after school periodically to work on it. There also may be some evening or weekend meetings in completing the yearbook. (Lagas)

The Interact Club is for students interested in volunteering their service to their community and school. In the past, club members purchased and packaged school supplies for students in need, volunteered at the Open Door Mission in Rochester, organized a cleanup of the canal park in the village, helped the local Rotary Club with fundraising projects, purchased and wrapped Christmas gifts for local families in need, mentored younger students, and collected hundreds of gently used shoes for shipment to those in need overseas. (Zelent/Dibble)

This is a Jeopardy-style program with students practicing and competing with students from other schools. Chess club is a large component of the JV program. (JV - Girvin/Varsity - Goodwin) 

 

High school students participate in parades, community events, competitions, and more. (Busch/Wheeler)

This is the student government for the middle school. Each grade has representatives that meet regularly to plan activities and events. The Middle School generally sponsors some dances, contributes to charities, and is involved in Middle School spirit activities. (K. Burke) 

 

Students work with the advisors to actually design the Middle School yearbook for the school year. Students typically stay after school periodically to work on it. There also may be some evening or weekend meetings in completing the yearbook. (Thomas) 

 

This club will learn about other cultures and work on projects to celebrate diversity, unity and global-mindedness. The club promotes tolerance and the value of diversity. You do not have to be from another country to join. Open to all grade levels. (LaForce)

The musical is for students in grades 7–12. Join the cast, crew or stage design. Students need to try-out for a part in the musical. Try-outs take place in November; practices begin at the end of January and run through the musical performance in March. Practices generally run from 2:30 to 3:05 p.m. or from 3:15 until around 5 p.m. One day of weekend practice generally occurs in February and March. (K. Burke) 

 

High school students in NHS build character, citizenship, service, scholarship and leadership.  This is a community service based group that engages in several local activities. For more information on how to qualify for National Honor Society, visit the NHS page. (Albright)

Students in the NJHS have met criteria for induction in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. These students generally do service projects in the school and community throughout the year. (Lagas) 

 

Spanish Club 

Students meet about once a month with the advisor to plan and participate in activities, such as the Halloween hayride, Holiday Fiesta, Cinco de Mayo celebration, dances, etc. (Claffey/DelGudico)

This club will design and build devices for entering various technology competitions. (Sharpe)