Recently, our seventh graders enjoyed a class trip to Buffalo’s Outer Harbor, where they boarded the Miss Buffalo and explored the city from the water. Along the way, students took in the sights and learned fascinating facts about the history and landmarks of Buffalo!
Check out our middle schoolers enjoying some last-day-of-school fun! Using their creativity and K’NEX building skills, students designed and built some impressive creations.
This week, we celebrated our 2025–26 Athletes of the Week with a special breakfast and awards ceremony. Throughout the year, these student-athletes were recognized for their leadership, dedication, and performance. Congratulations to all of our outstanding athletes!
Mrs. Lewis’s fifth graders are sharpening their math skills with task cards! After solving each problem, students use an answer key to check their own work, building confidence and independence along the way.
Thank you to everyone who donated money, food, or their time for our Veterans Event! We raised over $100 and collected our largest food donation yet. Assemblyman Pat Chludzinski was impressed by our middle school students and their excellent behavior. Thank you for your support!
Check out our May VIP Students of the Month! These students earned an ice cream sundae celebration for consistently following the Five Bees and demonstrating outstanding character in the middle school cafeteria. Keep up the great work—we're proud of you!
Thank you to the CCMS PTA and Devin’s Message Foundation for bringing speaker Brooks Gibbs to CCMS. Students learned valuable lessons about confidence, resilience, and kindness.
Eighth graders had the exciting opportunity to explore future careers as more than 15 community members volunteered their time to share their expertise and inspire students as they begin their 8th Grade Capstone Projects!
Our 8th-grade FACS students recently partnered with our local DAR chapter to create feminine product pouches for Indigenous women in our community. We are so proud of their hard work and compassion. Together, they donated 160 pouches!
Check out our eighth graders in Ms. Hallmark’s Advanced Art class celebrating “Bob Ross Day” while creating beautiful oil pastel landscapes inspired by his work. Their projects already look remarkable!
Students in Mr. McCann’s class recently showed off their creativity and team spirit by coloring pictures of Sabretooth, the mascot of the Buffalo Sabres. The classroom was filled with excitement as students proudly chanted, “LET’S GO BUFFALO!”
Our 5th grade students celebrated inclusion and community during the Special Olympics Torch Run at Cheektowaga Central. Students, staff, Special Olympians, and the Cheektowaga Police Department came together for a great day of kindness and unity!
Congratulations to our amazing middle school students for showing up every day, on time, and ready to learn! Students with perfect attendance for the 3rd quarter were recognized for their dedication and commitment. Way to go!
Congratulations to our Middle School Students of the Month for April! The character trait focus was ACTIVE, and these students stood out by staying engaged in lessons, conversations, and class activities. Way to go!
Congratulations to Martin Skierczynski on receiving the Teacher Recognition Award from Assemblyman Patrick Chludzinski! We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor for our dedicated CCMS 5th grade math and science teacher and grade level leader.
Check it out! Ms. Santoro-Mol’s 5th grade general music class wrapped up their World Instruments unit by creating their own version of the traditional Irish “wooden” spoon instrument. Students had a blast composing rhythmic patterns and performing for their classmates!
Ms. Hallmark’s 6th grade artists wrapped up their weaving unit last week—learning how to set up a loom and create unique patterns with new techniques. Meanwhile, 8th graders are exploring atmospheric perspective and bringing landscapes to life with acrylic paint.
After New York State Testing, Mrs. Zilliox’s 5th grade ELA classes brought stories to life with Readers Theater. Reading Three Wishes and The Wolf Who Cried Boy—and already asking for an encore!
Puzzle Club fun at the middle school! Students took on two 48-piece floor puzzles in a boys vs. girls race—and the boys claimed the win with the space puzzle!
The Middle School Character Education Team recently hosted two special breakfasts to celebrate students who earned “Way to Go” nominations! Congratulations to these students for consistently following the Five Bees and showing outstanding character. Keep up the great work!