*Courtesy Post*
The Accessible 5K at Nazareth University is a fully inclusive event designed for families, individuals living with disabilities, walkers, runners, and competitive athletes.
The Go Shawn Go Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is proud to partner with Nazareth University's Physical Therapy Department and Yellow Jacket Racing to bring this event to our community.
Participants will enjoy a professionally timed, fully accessible 5K course while also having the opportunity to test ride mobility chairs, scooters, and outdoor mobility chairs.
Event Includes:
Toddler 100-Meter Roll, Walk & Run Fun Loop
Kids 400-Meter Roll, Walk & Run Adventure
Family 1-Mile Roll, Walk & Run Together
Fully Accessible Timed 5K Roll, Walk & Run
Adaptive Mobility Test Ride Experience
All distances are designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and accessible. Participants can roll, walk, run, or move in the way that works best for them.
Learn more and/or register today: https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Rochester/TheAccessible5K
Download the flyer here: https://aptg.co/xQQ9Ys
Do you need to get your student vaccinated?
The Chautauqua County Mobile Health Clinic will be in our area in August!
Aug. 11, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Dunkirk High School | 75 W 6th St.
Aug. 19, 12:30 – 3:30 PM
Fredonia Presbyterian Church | 219 Central Ave.
Call 716-753-4491 for an appointment. Immunizations are free to those who qualify.
https://chautauquacountyny.gov/public-health/mobile-health
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the High School Library.
CHANGE IN PLANS
The contractors have had to adjust their schedule for tomorrow, Tuesday 7/21/26. Please use the Main Street entrance, as they will continue to work on the Lakeview side. Please DO NOT enter on Lakeview Drive tomorrow as previously instructed.
All vehicles should park in the middle lot in the front. This would be the lot in front of the main entrance of the High School. Do not park in the lot by the loading dock or the lot by the events entrance, as that will be worked on after they finish the back lot.
Apologies for the change in plans, but the contractor did not get as far as they planned today.
Thank you for your cooperation, and continue to be mindful of the barriers and other signage.
Driveway blacktop sealing continues at the Main Street Campus on Tuesday, July 21. The Route 20/East Main St entrance and front parking lots will be closed. All vehicles must enter from Lakeview and park in the Elementary/Middle School lots.
Thank you for all of your cooperation and patience. Please continue to obey any cones or other barriers that are set up for the safety of the workers.
REMINDER: Driveway blacktop sealing at the Main Street Campus begins on Monday, July 20th. The Lakeview Avenue exit will be closed. The Elementary/Middle School lots and bus loop will be closed. All vehicles must enter from Route 20 and use either of the front parking lots.
Thank you for all of your cooperation and patience. Please continue to obey any cones or other barriers that are set up for the safety of the workers.Driveway blacktop sealing at the Main Street Campus begins on Monday, July 20th. The Lakeview Avenue exit will be closed. The Elementary/Middle School lots and bus loop will be closed. All vehicles must enter from Route 20 and use either of the front parking lots.
Thank you for all of your cooperation and patience. Please continue to obey any cones or other barriers that are set up for the safety of the workers.
Driveway blacktop sealing at the Main Street Campus begins on Monday, July 20th. The Lakeview Avenue exit will be closed. The Elementary/Middle School lots and bus loop will be closed. All vehicles must enter from Route 20 and use either of the front parking lots.
Thank you for all of your cooperation and patience. Please continue to obey any cones or other barriers that are set up for the safety of the workers.
We appreciate our community supporting Prop #1 from our Capital Project.
Our graduating seniors shared one last special tradition with our younger learners during the Senior Clap-Out Car Parade, receiving cheers from our elementary and early childhood students as they drove through our main campus & Wheelock, and then it was off to graduation rehearsal!
At Wheelock Early Childhood Center, our youngest students made their final walk to the buses, closing out a year filled with learning, laughter, and growth.
And at Fredonia Middle School, students wowed their classmates and staff with an amazing Talent Show, showcasing the creativity, confidence, and spirit that make our schools so special.
From our first day in September to our last day in June, this year has been filled with achievements, friendships, and countless moments that remind us why we're proud to be Hillbillies.
Thank you to our students, families, faculty, staff, and community for making this such a memorable school year. Your support, dedication, and enthusiasm help make Fredonia Central School District an incredible place to learn and grow.
We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. We can't wait to welcome everyone back in the fall!
We can't wait for the Class of 2026 to walk the stage! Watch the graduation ceremony live-stream here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsPTJu03QBbRu4Qs2qz1y0Q
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on June 9, at 6:00 p.m. in the High School Library.
Thank you to all who came out to the polls to exercise their right to vote. Thank you to the Board of Elections and the volunteers who made the election run smoothly!
The unofficial results are as follows:
Proposition 1: Budget PASSES
Yes: 581
No: 457
Proposition 2: Reduction of Board of Education Term to 3 Years PASSES
Yes: 877
No: 153
Board Members Elected: Marieanne Fabiano and Keana Sherlock
Budget Vote & Board Election Today!
Shifting Dynamics. Navigating Change. Investing in Students.
Every program tells a story.
✔ Advanced Placement
✔ Career Pathways
✔ Music
✔ Athletics
✔ Clubs & Activities
These opportunities are part of what makes Fredonia special.
Budget Vote & Board Election Today
2:00–9:00 PM
High School Cafeteria
From helping students build confidence in communication to supporting speech, language, and social development, our SLPs play an essential role in student success every single day. Their patience, expertise, compassion, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of so many children and families.
Thank you to Erin, Michelle, Kayla, and Suzzane,, our amazing SLPs for the care, encouragement, and support you provide to our students. We appreciate all that you do!
