Waverly Central SchoolsSummer 2019 News

Salutatorian Stephanie Hyland, daughter of Suzanne and Brian Hyland,

will attend Juniata College.

Valedictorian Faith Svoboda, daughter of Lori and Ken Soper and Dan and Amanda Svoboda,

will attend Boston College.

Hailey OnofreDylan Ward

Morgan Kline Abigail Durgin

Lillian Keefer

Marnie Sweeney

Kiara Babcock

Siara Tompkins

Waverly HigH ScHool NameS claSS of 2019 Top TeN graduaTeS

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The following awards and scholarships were presented to graduates during the senior banquet and commencement ceremony.

• Academic Excellence Scholarships: Faith Svoboda, Stephanie Hyland, Lillian Keefer and Kiara Babcock• Alice Cooper Walker Scholarship: Ethan Lloyd• Alsie Kellogg Memorial Award: Alicia Hadamik• American Red Cross School Challenge Award: Lillian Keefer• Belle DeLill Memorial Scholarship: Christine Henry• Bradford County Arts Excellence Award: Morgan Kline• BOCES Southern Tier Scholars: Faith Svoboda and Stephanie Hyland• Carol Reed Lioness Achievement Award: Samuel McConnell• Carl and Charlotte Lovejoy Award: Ethan Lloyd• Chemung Valley Waverly Lodge #350 F. & A.M. Mathematics Prize: Lillian Keefer• Chemung Valley Waverly Lodge #350 F. & A.M. Social Studies Award: Dylan Ward• Class of 1975 Award: Sabrina Pierce• Class of 2019 and Lions Club Prize: Faith Svoboda• Dean Anderson Attendance Award: Lillian Keefer• Delphine R. Taylor Scholarship Fund in Memory of Mary Muldoon: Lauren Newman• Elizabeth Alamo Nursing Scholarship: Zayta Hall• Floyd J. Beers Scholarship of the Waverly Rotary Club: Faith Svoboda• George H. Porter Memorial Award: Kiara Babcock• Greater Valley Joseph Wolf Memorial Student Citizenship Award: Jordan Mente

• Guthrie Scholarship: Abigail Durgin• Harry J. Hoover Award: Reagan Vaughn and Starr Harford• Jane Barbier Memorial Award: Siara Tompkins• John Bradley Doane Scholarship: Kari VanAllen• Joseph and Ann McGuire Honorary Scholarship: Kobie McDuffee• Karen Navaie Honorary Scholarship: Samuel McConnell• Katherine P. Kerrigan Award: Hannah Hannula-Mills and Christine Henry• Kelley Shaffer-Carver Memorial Award: Sarah Wood • Kiwanis Southern Tier Educator Association Student Scholarship: Reginald Denno• Leadership CREW Award: Kristyn Johnson• Lori Rossi Memorial Scholarship: Sydney Meyers• Mark Twain Scholastic Achievement Award: Faith Svoboda, Stephanie Hyland, Lillian Keefer, Kiara Babcock, Dylan Ward and Hailey Onofre• Mary Ann Mosier Memorial Award: Hannah Hannula-Mills• Mary Barry Memorial Award: Alexandria Tredeau• Mildred Faulkner Truman Scholarships: Scholastic: Kari VanAllen, Marnie Sweeney and Reagan Vaughn Military: Brandi Welch and Jamie Wheeler• Morning Times Award: Christine Henry• Nancy Campbell Shaw Class of 1957 Award: Brittany Rorick• National School Choral Award: Christine Henry

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• NYS Comptroller Achievement Award: Kennedy Wheeler• North Barton Grange #45 Award: Reagan Vaughn• NUCOR-Vulcraft Award: Courtney Stillman• Order of the Eastern Star, Waverly Lodge #9 Award: Hailey Onofre• Oustanding Senior Award: Stephanie Hyland• Rita Zoltowski Nader Memorial Award: Justin Bloss• Rotary Jeff Tracy Citizenship Award: Maxwell VanDyke and Lillian Keefer• Salutatorian Award: Stephanie Hyland• Sayre Elks #1148 Citizen Award: Kiara Babcock• Senior High Presidential Gold Award: Kiara Babcock, Justin Bloss, Madison Correll, Reginald Denno, Abigail Durgin, Alicia Hadamik, Zayta Hall, Wendi Hammond, Hannah Hannula-Mills, Starr Harford, Christine Henry, Stephanie Hyland, Cole Jenner, Kristyn Johnson, Michael Jordan, Haley Judge, Lillian Keefer, Morgan Kline, Kobie McDuffee, Jordan Mente, Sydney Meyers, Lauren Newman, Hailey Onofre, Ashley Purvis, Tyler Saxon, Noah Shannon, Brooke Shipman, Cohen Sprague, Courtney Stillman, Faith Svoboda, Marnie Sweeney, Alexandra Tomasso, Siara Tompkins, Kari VanAllen, Maxwell Vandyke, Reagan Vaughn, Dylan Ward, Brandi Welch, Jamie Wheeler, Kennedy Wheeler, Augustine Worden, Trenton Wright and Michael Zimmer. • Senior High Presidential Silver Award: Gage Alexander, Nathan Bowers, Andrew Buffone, Carrie Clover, Montana Davis, Max Gesford IV, Carly Harrower, Kaleigh Hills, Ethan Lloyd, Seth Lloyd, Jarin McEwen, Sabrina Pierce, Brittany Rorick, Dalton Sackett, Derek Sackett, Sarah Uhl and Sarah Wood. • Sons of Italy Scholarships – Business Award: Maxwell VanDyke• Sons of Italy Scholarships – Outstanding Athlete Award: Wendi Hammond

• Ted Clark Memorial Award: Cassandra Blackwell• Ted Wood Memorial Award: Lillian Keefer and Justin Bloss• Terri Pannone Memorial Scholarship: Faith Svoboda• Thomas McKee Memorial Award: Michael Zimmer• Tioga Tae Kwon Do Scholarship: Siara Tompkins• Triple C Award (New York State): Zayta Hall and Siara Tompkins• Valley Business and Professional Womens’ Club Award: Kennedy Wheeler• Valley Kiwanis Suzanne M. Cochi Award: Sydney Meyers and Michael Zimmer• Veterans of Foreign Wars Harry Earley and OC Spencer Community Service Award: Reagan Vaughn• Vietnam Moving Wall Memorial Award: Michael Zimmer• Walt Robbins Memorial Award: Reagan Vaughn and Starr Harford • Waverly Administation Award: Marnie Sweeney • Waverly Band Boosters/National Arion Foundation Award: Giovanni Damiano• Waverly Sportsman Club Award: Colby Sindoni and Reagan Vaughn• Waverly Teachers Association Scholarship: Michael Zimmer• Wolverine Den Senior Scholarship: Kristyn Johnson and Felixander Kellogg- Williams

4coNgraTulaTioNS To THe claSS of 2019

Gage AlexanderDerek Ames

Kiara BabcockMarcella Benjamin

Jacob BennettChristopher BergmanCassandra Blackwell

Abigail BlairJustin Bloss

Nathan BowersDustin Brady

Andrew BuffoneMelissa Casterline

Cody ChandlerCarrie Clover

Madison CorrellGiovanni Damiano

Montana DavisChristian DeckerReginald DennoAbigail Durgin

Amber EdwardsRichard Elston, Jr. Max Gesford, IVHunter GowanAlicia Hadamik

Dallas Hall*Zayta Hall

Wendi HammondHannah Hannula-Mills

Starr HarfordCarly Harrower

Luke HazenTrenton Heinzelman

Christine HenryFenna Henze**

Kaleigh HillsStephanie Hyland

Cole Jenner

Kristyn JohnsonMichael Jordan

Haley JudgeLillian Keefer

Felixander Kellogg-WilliamsGavin Killgore

Siera KirkMorgan Kline

Brianna Kohler*Dallas Lattimer

Ethan LloydSeth Lloyd

Sean Matthews*Samuel McConnell

Kobie McDuffeeJarin McEwenJordan Mente

Sydney MeyersChristian Miller*Lauren Newman

Briana NortonHailey Onofre

Rebecca PeakeHannah PeppardOlivia Peterson

Paige PierceSabrina PierceMiranda Pratt

Alexis PritchardAshley Purvis

Shaylynne RobbinsBradey Roney

Brittany Marie RorickDalton SackettDerek Sackett

Alexander SampsonTyler Saxon

James SchuttShelby Seymour

Crystal ShabazianNoah Shannon

Brooke ShipmanColby SindoniHeath Smith*

Niccole SpalloneNicholas SpinnerCohen Sprague

Faith StevensCourtney Stillman

Carissa Stotler*Faith Svoboda

Marnie SweeneyIsaiah Swift

Alexandra TomassoSiara Tompkins

Alexandria TredeauSarah Uhl

Natalia Urrejola**Kari VanAllen

Maxwell VanDykeReagan Vaughn

Kylie WagnerDylan Ward

Brandon WebsterBrandi Welch

Breanna WestbrookDavid Wheeler*Jamie Wheeler

Kennedy WheelerAaron Williams*

Paul WoodSarah Wood

Augustine WordenTrenton Wright

Michael Zimmer

* GST BOCES Graduate**Foreign Exchange Certificate

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coNgraTulaTioNS To...... Retirees Scott Baird, middle school teacher for 30 years; Michaelle Shaw, English teacher for 32 years; Toni Risboskin, technology teacher for 18 years; Cathy Trudeau, bus driver for 26 years; Patrick Aquilio, middle school teacher for 24 years; Lola Patterson, SACC teacher aide and lunch monitor for 20 years; Mark Zimmer, custodian for 18 years; and Jim Hillman, part-time music teacher for seven years, after retiring as a full-time music teacher in the district for 34 years. Thank you for your many years of dedicated service to the students of Waverly Central Schools. Best wishes for a happy, healthy retirement.

... Cole Jenner and Marnie Sweeney, who earned Booster Club Sportsmanship Awards.

... Dylan Ward and Alex Tomasso, who earned the All-Valley Principals’ Awards for Male and Female Outstanding Athletes.

... The five spring athletic teams that recently were named NYS Scholar Teams:• Girls Track and Field (96.09 team average) including Sheridan Talada, Liz Fritzen, Kaitlyn Clark, Kennedy Wheeler, Melina Ortiz, Luci Burnett, Aubrey Akins, Sydney Nierstedt, Alyssa Simonetti, Stephanie Hyland, Olivia Nittinger, Paige Ackley, Marissa Eisenhower, Cora Smith and Rachel Ovedovitz.

• Girls Golf (94.68 team average) including Faith Svoboda, Giana Picco, Alex Tomasso, Marnie Sweeney, Gabby Picco, Abigail Durgin, Sidney Tomasso, Paige Pierce, Lauren Newman, Haley Kittle and Gretchen Sowle.

• Softball (92.59 team average) including Morgan Adams, Wendi Hammond, Sydney Meyers, Alyssa Sindoni, Sabrina Pierce, Paige Lewis, Riley Hall, Morgan Lee and Jordan Mente.

• Tennis (91.93 team average) including Seth Lloyd, Siara Tompkins, Preston Tompkins,

Sportsmanship Award winners Cole Jenner and Marnie Sweeney with Booster Club President Kyle McDuffee.

The All-Valley Principals’ Awards were presented by Principal Ashlee Hunt to Alex Tomasso and Dylan Ward, Female and Male and Female Outstanding Athletes, respectfully.

Hailey Onofre, Fenna Henze, Michael Zimmer, Justice Johnson, Chloe Croft, Rachel Shambo and Madelyn Goodwin.

• Boys Track and Field (93.84 team average)including Brandon Clark, Caden Wheeler, Nick Janzen, Tyler Saxon, Gavin Schillmoeller, Brandon Bubniak, Skyler Dengler, Collin Wright, Max VanDyke, Dylan Ward, Trenton Wright, Liam Wright, Ralph Johnson, Sam VanDyke and Alex Gadow.

• In addition, the following students were named individual scholar athletes: Ethan Lloyd (baseball), Colby Sindoni (baseball), Jason Pipher (baseball), Joe Tomasso (baseball) and Hunter Elston (golf ).

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aWardS for gradeS 7-8• Highest Overall Average: These students earned highest overall average for the first three marking periods and fourth progress report. Grade 7: Olivia Robinson and Joseph Tomasso Grade 8: Sophia DeSisti and Conor Ganoung

• Character Award: These students showed qualities of honesty and respect throughout the school year. Grade 7: Liberty Hollywood and Sean Bubniak Grade 8: Michaela Lauper and Austin Dennis • Most Improved Award: These students showed the most growth in academics, effort and behavior throughout the school year. Grade 7: Rachel Houseknecht and Brian Hicks Grade 8: Synovia Vermeal and Ashton Pritchard • Top ELA Students: Awarded for a combination of effort, ability and overall average. Grade 7: Ella Robinson and Griffith Schillmoeller Grade 8: Abigail Knolles and Kayleb Bechy • Top Math Students: Awarded for a combination of effort, ability and overall average. Grade 7: Paige Robinson and Trenton Shannon Grade 8: Alyvia Daddona, Simon Stevens, Sophia DeSisti and Oscar Williams

• Library Award: These students are receiving the reading award for being wonderful readers and reading the most books during the school year. Mackenzie LaForest and Jacob Chandler

• Top Science Students: Awarded for a combination of effort, ability and overall average. Grade 7: Jax Morrow and Ryan Shephard Grade 8: Brieahna Wilson, Lexi Shoultes, Cooper Petlock and Jordan Herritt

• Top Social Studies Students: Awarded for a combination of effort, ability and overall average. Grade 7: Emma Ferriter and Matthew Mackivitch Grade 8: Saleena Calabrese and John Price

• Wolverine Award: These students showed the most school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the school year. Grade 7: Lily Sickler and Roger Webster Grade 8: Emma Weaver and Landon McCarty • Citizenship Award: Grade 7: Elizabeth Vaughn and Mason Lohmann Grade 8: Megan Shultz and Ryan Clark • Art Award: Grade 7: Alivia Barrett and Hayden Larson Grade 8: Sydney Shoultes and Ethan Roberts

• Health and Physical Education Award: Grade 7: Paige Robinson, Jacob VanHouten, Erica Ryck and Mark Emanuel Grade 8: Abigail Knolles, Oscar Williams, Victoria Houseknecht and Treyton Moore Health: Brianna LaRock and Conor Ganoung • Technology Award: Ashlen Croft and Kaden Coleman

• Polyhymnia Award: These awards are presented to the top music students who are talented, but more impor- tantly, demonstrate the hard work necessary to learn the skills required of a musician. Alana Peterson, Josephine VanDyke, Alexis Stermer and Emma Weaver

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• Gold and Silver Awards: Gold is awarded to eighth-graders with an overall average of 90 percent or higher. Silver is awarded to eighth- graders with an overall average of 85 percent or higher.

Gold: Mackenzie Bingham, Isaiah Bretz, Janai Brown, Saleena Calabrese, Ryan Clark, Michaela Clymer, Antonio Cusano, Alyvia Daddona, Shantilly Decker, Brielle DeKay, Sophia DeSisti, Conor Ganoung, Natalie Garrity, Sheldon Huddleston, Abigail Knolles, Brianna LaRock, Michaela Lauper, Landon McCarty, Hailey Payne, Alana Peterson, Cooper Petlock, John Price, Reagan Rought, Mackenzie Schutt, Lexi Shoultes, Sydney Shoultes, Megan Shultz, Ada Sleutel, Michaela Spencer, Alexis Stermer, Simon Stevens, Aurora Trent, Emma Weaver, Oscar Williams and Brieahna Wilson

Silver: Taylor Akins, Victor Carrasco, Michael Cole, Alexis Daniels, Evan Davies, Nathan DeLill, Austin Dennis, Leigha Draper, LilyParker Ennis, Rylan Farley, Kaden Gonzalez, Landyn Gunderson, Jordan Herritt, Victoria Houseknecht, Daryl Hurd, David Kasson, Grace Lewis, Treyton Moore, Alexis Moskowitz, Sarah Noto, Ashton Pritchard, Ethan Roberts, Jerrell Sackett, Zander Sink, Kelsey Ward, Trinity Warona, Peyton Worden and Zachary Vanderpool

aWardS for gradeS 5-6 • Citizenship Award: Grade 5: Gavin Bennett, Rachael Malanoski, Caden Hayes, Porter Daddona, Thomas Tracy and Sierra Cook Grade 6: Cody Weaver and Jessica Smith

• Wolverine Award: These students showed the most school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the school year. Grade 5: Peyton Robinson, Jillian Becker, Haley Larrabee, Adrianna Presher, Avalynn Boots and Finn Williams Grade 6: Nathaniel Allen-Chapman and Brinn Cooney

• Hardest Worker Award: Grade 5: Delaney Wheeler, Nathan Kellogg, Cameron Fiske, Aiden Doherty, Tristan Campbell and Sophia Sileo Grade 6: Madelyn Olmsted and Zachary Moran • Most Improved Award: Grade 5: Hayden Bill, Wayne Bitz, Jaidemarie Sutton, Kristina Yarrison, Jocelynne Eisenbury-Granger and Loralye Anthony Grade 6: Kami Perry and Gavin Daniels • Perfect Attendance Award: Grade 5: Damion Barrett, Gregory Haas, Mira Kittle, Nathan McEwen, Rylie Newbury, Leah Reeve, Kiyra Sheldon and Sophie Williams Grade 6: Matthew Bailey, Nicholas Mattison, Alyssa Stoddard, Aurianna Talada, Cody Weaver and Joshua Williams

• Highest Average/MVP Awards:

Grade 5 Math: Hayden Howe, Brance VanAlstine, Evie Coleman, Nathan McEwen, Wyatt Freer and Andrew Larabee

Grade 5 ELA: Hayden Howe, Grace Spaulding, Sophie Williams, Sophia Sileo, Wyatt Freer and Andrew Larrabee

Grade 6 ELA: Madelyn Olmsted, Savannah Savercool, Carly Davidson, Zachary Moran and Kendal Shaffer

Grade 6 Social Studies: Isabella Gonzalez, Zachary Moran, Madelyn Olmsted, Kendal Shaffer and Savannah Savercool

Grade 6 Math: Carly Davidson, Madelyn Olmsted, Kendal Shaffer, Cody Weaver and Zachary Moran Grade 6 Science: Kiley Stillman, Madelyn Olmsted, Kendal Shaffer, Zachary Moran and Isabella Gonzalez • Art Award: Grade 5: Tristen Sabin Grade 6: Skyler Wheeler

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8middle ScHool STudeNTS HoNored • Music Award: Grade 5: Finn Williams Grade 6: Trinity Walker • Physical Education Award: Grade 5: Mira Kittle, Nathan McEwen, Sierra Allen and Aiden Doherty Grade 6: Madelyn Olmsted, Nathaniel Peters, Isabella Gonzalez and Payton Fravel

• Mrs. Walcheski’s Award: Madison Cron and Logan McCartney

• Biggest Helper Award: Robert Cook

• Leadership Award: Addison Hunt, Mira Kittle and Trevor Blauvelt

• Dr.Dimon Award: Sophie Williams and Logan Roskow (pictured at right).

Summer programS offer free mealS for STudeNTS

For up-to-date information

on free summer meals for kids, call the 2-1-1 Helpline by dialing 211; visit the website at www.211helpline.org or text FOOD to 877-877.

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STudeNTS creaTe liviNg Wax muSeum

Fourth-graders at Elm Street School brought history to life as part of

their Growth Mindset research projects by hosting a Living Wax Museum this spring. Students were assigned a histori-cal figure who had a growth mindset throughout his or her life and then used the online library database, as well as informational texts from the library, to research their assigned person. Students then created PowerPoint presentations and wrote research articles about their assigned person before taking on the role of their individual to participate in the living wax museum. “The students did an excellent job remaining in character and presenting their speeches to other students, teach-ers, parents and members of the com-munity who attended the event,” said Teacher Kaitlin MacWhinnie.

109/2/19 Labor Day

S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 9/3/19 Conference Day1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 9/4/19 Conference Day8 9 10 11 12 13 14 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9/5/19 First Day of School

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10/11/19 Emergency Release - 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (Students dismissed 15 minutes early)29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 10/14/19 Columbus Day

11/11/19 Veterans Day

11/27/2019 to Thanksgiving

11/29/2019 Recess

S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 12/16/19 Early Release @ 1:15 pm

1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 12/23/2019 to Winter

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1/3/2020 Recess

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1/20/20 Martin Luther King Day

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1/27/20 Conference Day

27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 2/17/2020 to Mid Winter Recess

2/21/20

3/20/20 Conference Day

4/6/2020-4/10/2020 Spring Recess

S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 5/22/2020-5/25/2020 Memorial Day

1 2 1 2 3 4 6/26/20 Regents Rating Day

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 DAYS SCHOOLS ARE IN SESSION:

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Sept…..18 + 2 Feb…..15

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Oct……22 Mar….21+1

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 Nov……17 Apr…..17

Dec……15 May….19

Jan…….18 + 1 June….19

90+3 91+1

S M T W T F S S M T W T F S Total Number of Days: 181 + 4 = 185

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 END OF MARKING PERIODS K-6

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 26-Nov-19

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 13-Mar-20

29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12-Jun-20

31 END OF MARKING PERIODS 7-12 8-Nov-19 17-Apr-20

24-Jan-20 26-Jun-20S M T W T F S S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 Holiday or Recess5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Conference Day19 20 21 22 23 24 25 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 31 28 29 30 Early Dismissal Day

END OF YEAR SCHEDULE: Grades 7-8 Early Release Drill - StudentsElementary (K-6) Last Day of Classes is June 24, 2020 Released 15 Minutes EarlyEarly Release at 1:15 pm Grades 9-12 on June 23, 24 & 25, 2020 Last Day of Classes June 16, 2020 Regents Exam DaysLast Day of classes is June 25, 2020 APPROVED BY BOARD OF EDUCATION ON 4-11-2019

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pre-KiNdergarTeN graduaTioN ceremoNieS Held aT liNcolN ST. ScHool

Pre-kindergarten students in Jessica Kittle’s (top), Tammy Schrader’s (above left) and Lisa Bennett’s (above right) classes donned caps and gowns for graduation ceremonies at Lincoln Street School in June. The students delighted the audience filled with family members as they showed off all they learned this year.

Our Mission:

Inspire.

Educate.

Learn.

Succeed.

Grow.

Waverly Schools

15 Frederick St.Waverly, NY 14892

(607) 565-2841

Board of Education

Parvin Mensch,President

Colleen Talada,Vice PresidentDavid AcklandJanel Golden Renee Kinsley

Donald MattisonCory Robinson

Jennifer VaughnKristi Zimmer

SuperintendentEric Knolles

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Parents: All kids entering 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 12th grades must have the meningococcal vaccine.Without it, they can’t start school.About the Vaccine:

• It’s not a new vaccine. It’s been recommended for a decade.• Most parents already choose to vaccinate their children.• The meningococcal vaccine has been required for school entry since

Sept. 1, 2016.

About Meningococcal Disease:• It causes bacterial meningitis and other serious diseases.• Teens and young adults are at greater risk.• It comes on quickly and without warning. • Its symptoms are similar to the flu.• Every case of this disease can result in death or

long-term disability.

Check with your doctor. Even kids who have had a shot before may need a booster to start school.

To learn more, visithealth.ny.gov/immunize

Immunization is Protection.

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2019-20

School Year

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