Food service sites for breakfast and lunch: Check your home district website for all students outside of the BPS district. Additional links for food pantries: https://www.foodpantries.org/ci/ny-buffalo http://www.211wny.org/search/common/food-nutrition-13/?type=common&code=BD-1800.2000 READ MORE >
Please review this important message from Superintendent Dawn Mirand. Click here to review this message. READ MORE >
NTHS Welcomes Falk School Senior WEST SENECA – A total of 157 students from 27 Western New York high schools have been inducted into Erie 1 BOCES’ chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). This year’s cohort includes one senior from Stanley G. Falk School, Rossler location – Brian Viger, who is enrolled in the Digital Media program at... READ MORE >
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Happy Retirement, Dr. Francisco Vasquez - March 27, 2020! Thank you for your support of Stanley G. Falk School! READ MORE >
All Stanley G. Falk staff and students are encouraged to show School Spirit by participating in our Virtual Spirit week March 30 - April 3. Share your pictures and your spirit with us! #FalkFamily#falkstaffisthebeststaff#bettertogether#falkstrong READ MORE >
Child Care Available for Healthcare Professionals School districts in NYS established plans for the care of children of essential personnel necessary to protect and support the public. The list below is intended as an illustration and guide, but not an exhaustive list of professions or occupations eligible for prioritized childcare, as determined by state... READ MORE >
Did you know that you can access Google classroom on your XBox?Click HERE to use this video to see how! READ MORE >
New York State Department of Education announced today that all NYS 3-8 Grade ELA Tests are suspended. NYSED is currently working on its plans for the State assessments. The Office of State Assessment will continue to communicate with schools and districts as more information becomes available. During the time of closure, schools need not focus on State... READ MORE >
Charter-Spectrum will offer free access to broadband and WiFi services to students starting on Monday, March 16th. https://www.wkbw.com/news/national/coronavirus/spectrum-to-offer-free-broadband-and-wifi-to-students-without-it READ MORE >
Chef John from the Niagara Falls Culinary Institute visited with our students and demonstrated how to properly cut fruit and arrange it. But he also talked a lot about passion and hard work. Chef told the teenagers how he worked his way to where he is today and how fellow chefs did the same.Click here to see how Chef John inspired the students at Falk. READ MORE >
Thank you to all the families, friends and staff who came out to cheer on the Falk Falcons at the 15th Annual Senior Recognition/Alumni Basketball Game held on Thursday February 13, 2020. The Falcons hosted St. Mary’s School for the Deaf and delivered a high energy performance from start to finish. The Falk School also welcomed back five alumni who played on the... READ MORE >
On Thursday, February 13, 2020 the Stanley G. Falk School will host the 15th Annual Senior Recognition Basketball Game. A long standing tradition at the school, this game is the highlight of the season. During half-time, the varsity coaches will recognize the outstanding senior student-athletes for their accomplishments both on and of the court. Parents,... READ MORE >
K-6 students at Roosevelt gathered to participate in their first book tasting to help promote a love of reading. Students and staff were able to "taste" books of various genres and reading levels. The students were able to seek out unfamiliar books; identify the cover, description, and the first chapter to determine if they may enjoy the book. At the conclusion... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Rossler student, Chole Milligan, for winning the Scripps Falk Spelling Bee yesterday January 23, 2020! WNY students compete for spot in Scripps National Spelling Bee READ MORE >
The 7th and 8th graders at Rossler, participated in the second annual, double elimination basketball tournament. All the students played great and had a blast. The championship game between Mrs.Tuzzo's class and Mrs. Lekki's class was a game for the ages. The championship went into double overtime! Mrs. Lekki's class pulled away in the end and took home the crown. READ MORE >
Students and staff have been working alongside our Instructional Team to build a culture of reading spread across all our school campuses; using the American Reading Program. Students are working harder than ever to read two steps (30 minutes) every night and eager to move up to the next reading level. Students are setting goals and making great progress in reading. READ MORE >
Retired engineer and Science enthusiast, Dave Courtade (aka Mr. Roboto) visited the third grade classrooms at Roosevelt for Fun Friday. Mr. Roboto demonstrated how to operate Cubelets. Cubelets is a kit that contains hands- on, engineering models and challenges geared towards grades 3-4. There are 14 Mod Bots with which the students can build their own robots. ... READ MORE >
On Tuesday, December 17th, students from our Cambridge campus participated in our Annual Holiday Bazaar. Our Falk School artisans created and sold crafts, holiday cookies, candy and specialized wood crafts. READ MORE >
Mrs. Widger has utilized her passion and love of music to engage students in constructing their own instrument, a diddley bow, as part of her summer curriculum. The diddley bow is a single-stringed American instrument which influenced the development of the blues sound. It consists of a single string of baling wire tensioned between two nails on a board over a... READ MORE >
On Friday, June 14th, 33 Stanley G. Falk School students walked across the stage at the Stanley G. Falk School High School Commencement Ceremony. This was the first year this event was held at our Roosevelt location. With over 400 in attendance, students, families and staff shared a memorable evening signifying the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new... READ MORE >
The 2018-2019 ended with a variety of celebrations of the success of our students and staff at all of our locations. Congratulations and best wishes to all students moving on to a new building level and adventure next year! Kindergarten Graduation Roosevelt, June 12th- Good luck in first grade!6th Grade Moving Up DayRoosevelt, June 20th- Good luck in junior... READ MORE >
Mrs. Rebecca Jacob of our Rossler campus was recognized on Wednesday night at the Saturn Club of Buffalo for being the recipient of the 2019 Stanley G. Falk Memorial Award for Distinguished Educators. The Stanley G. Falk Memorial Award for Distinguished Educators is designed to recognize the efforts of an educator who strives to uphold the mission of the Stanley... READ MORE >
Mrs. Ricks' and Ms. Young's classes took their learning on the road to Old Fort Niagara! A fun, educational experience was had by all. The students participated in the program, "Flintlocks and Council Fires". The biggest hit of the trip was watching the musket demonstration and cannon firing. The classes even received compliments on how well behaved the students... READ MORE >
Stanley G. Falk School Athletics was established in 2005 sparked by one man’s idea. An idea that would later evolve into a new arena of allowing students with disabilities to compete against their non-disabled peers. Today, the Falk School has three varsity level sports, basketball, soccer and track and field. Our basketball and track teams compete in the... READ MORE >
Second graders in Ms. Iglewski's class at Roosevelt recently completed animal research reports! Each student chose an animal they wanted to learn more about and researched information about their habitats. The students worked hard on organizing and drafting their reports. They used their typing skills to type a final copy of their report. Great work, Ms. Iglewski's... READ MORE >
7th grade students at Rossler spent the last five weeks participating in "Encouraging Kind Kids" presentations through the SPCA of Erie County. A main goal of the EKK program is to encourage kids to identify and exhibit humane qualities of compassion, empathy, caring, kindness, respect, and responsibility toward all life. The students were able to learn about... READ MORE >
Students will have the opportunity to earn Work Based Learning Hours working collaboratively with the SGF Technology Department to complete project based tasks. Career teacher, Ms. Reppenhagen, will work with Mrs. Hornung, Director of Educational Technology, to organize tasks for our Cambridge Techsperts. The first project is taking inventory of all 1-to-1... READ MORE >
As part of our schoolwide literacy initiative, this month our schools have been rolling out the 100 Book Challenge with students of all ages. Ms. Wrobel (Roosevelt) sent her American Reading Company (ARC) book bags home with books and reading logs for the very first time. She was nervous but went for it, and was proud when all 6 of her students brought the books... READ MORE >
7th grade students at School 53 used only Popsicle (160) sticks and hot glue to complete an engineering challenge and create a bridge that could hold weight. The photos show the completed bridges and the weight bearing contest. The bridge pictured holding large textbooks held a little more than 25 pounds! #FalkForward #sgfpride #FalkFun READ MORE >
Attendance matters! Wulf and Greg both finished the school year with PERFECT ATTENDANCE! They were crowned Kings of Attendance at a ceremony on June 20th. Congratulations to both students! READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Kindergarten Class of 2018! On Thursday, June 14th these children celebrated the end of a school year filled with laughter, learning and friendship. Well done, students and staff- Ms. Hriczko, Ms. Ryan, Ms. Zagrabski, Ms. Prucha, Ms. Tom and Ms. Eno! Mayor Mang from the Village of Kenmore presented a special proclamation to honor the first... READ MORE >
Students at Roosevelt celebrated Father's Day with a cookout! Dogs with Dad was an adorable and tasty way for students to honor the men in their lives. Special thank you to Mrs. Hriczko for organizing this event! READ MORE >