Upcoming events for the week of February 3-8, 2025
The Sayre Area School District will operate on a 2-hour delay, Friday, January 31, 2025, due to the potential of icy road conditions.
We invite to join us as we celebrate the senior members of the girls and boys basketball teams.
Senior night for the Varsity girls will be held on Monday, February 3rd beginning at 6 pm when they host the Lady Panthers from Northeast!
We return to action on Wednesday, February 5th when the Varsity boys host the Indians from Cowanesque game time 7 pm.
Come out and show your support!
Olivia Thompson and her relay team took 1st place in both the 200 yard freestyle relay & the 400 yards freestyle relay. Thompson also took 1sdt place in the 100 yard backstroke.
Austin Quattini placed 3rd in the 200 and 500 freestyle, Dominick Musick took 3rd in the 100 Fly and 4th in the 100 backstroke. Austin and Dom were also members of the 2nd place 200 freestyle relay. Congrats and keep up the good work!
Congratulations to all swimmers.
🎉✨ You're Invited to the Someone Special Dance! ✨🎉 The SHS Class of 2025 is excited to host the Someone Special Dance for Snyder students in grades K-6! 💃🕺 📅 Date: Saturday, February 22 ⏰ Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m. 📍 Location: SHS 👩👧👦 Cost: 💖 $10 per student & adult pair 💖 $5 for each additional person Bring a special adult in your life and dance the night away! A parent, grandparent, or any special guest is welcome—just remember, an adult must be present with the student at all times. 🍿 Snacks & refreshments will be available! Don't miss this magical night of music, fun, and making memories! 🌟🎶
Last week, senior Emily Chilson performed in the PMEA District Band Festival on flute! We are incredibly proud of her accomplishment and her representation of Sayre. Great job Emily!
Attention Parents and Guardians! Kindergarten Registration for the 2025-2026 school year is coming up on Friday, March 7, 2025. If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2025, it’s time to register! To schedule an appointment, please call: 📞 570-888-7615 Ensure you have the following documents ready for the registration process: Completed Registration Packet (available on our website) Child's proof of age Proof of residence (e.g., utility bill or lease agreement) Current Immunization records We look forward to welcoming your child to our school community! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
You can get dinner taken care of AND support our NHS group!
Congratulations to Sayre Cheer after a successful weekend at the Elmira Winter Challenge!
Varsity - 2nd place in PA Varsity, Olivia Thompson 2nd in tumble off and jump off
Red - 1st place in Junior Rec and Best Jumps in the Rec Division
Blue - 2nd place in Youth Rec and Bella Potter 1st in the jump off
ESS will be hosting a hiring event on February 6th at the CareerLink located in Towanda.
Sayre Area School District will operate on a 2-hour delay Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
After a several year hiatus, Tuesday’s Varsity girls game between the Lady Redskins and Wildcats will be the restart of the pink out game for breast cancer! The gate from the game will be donated to the Guthrie cancer wing. Additionally, Athens has generously agreed to donate a matching amount from the boys game at Athens on Wednesday!! Come out Tuesday and Wednesday and support your teams and a great cause!
Lady Redskins WIN!!
Led by Abbie McGaughey's 20 points, Liz Hunter's 13, and Riley Lantz's 12 points Lady Redskins basketball beat Galeton this afternoon 46-13!
NTCC Cosmetology students Mazlin, Lylah and Molly helped 5th grade students Ali, Reagan and Zoey get ready for the Polar Pop Dance! The dance helps benefit Bradford and Sullivan County Special Olympics. One Tribe, Aim High! ❤️💙
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH.
Congrats to last night's RISE VIP of the game, 5th grader Parker Mann. Keep up the great work Parker!
Up coming events for the week of January 27-February 1.
Thank you IRFCU for another awesome community experience. The littlest Redskins got a tour of Guthrie’s helicopter and got to learn what an awesome resource we have in our valley. We then went to the Sayre Police Department where we were treated to a tour and learned all about their facility. We are grateful for the blue! Our town is a safer place because of you!
Between the Redskin Club and tonight's gate we collected over $1500 for the victims of the devastating fire in Wyalusing this week. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and the staff and students at Wyalusing.💚
Shout OUT to our Ms. Koopman!
SAYRE — Valley Arts4All is inviting the community to a soup-er good time that will benefit local students and teachers.
The organization’s annual Souper Bowl event will return on Feb. 18 at Celebrations Black Diamond Cafe in Sayre, providing various soups and handmade pottery bowls made by Sayre/Athens students and faculty.
The 13th annual fundraiser will continue to benefit Valley Arts4All and their teacher grants and student scholarships.
Valley Arts4All President Kurt Priester shared that the event was created after members of the former Artsfest came together to help the community following the 2011 flood.
Over the years, this group donated to several different charities and overtime, raised funds for student artisans and art/music teachers.
This year was no different.
Priester said Valley Arts4All has set aside over $7,000 in grants for art and music teachers in the Waverly, Sayre, and Athens school districts.
The grants will allow teachers to purchase supplies or special materials for their classrooms, expanding their teachings creatively.
“We are so happy about that,” Priester said.
In addition, Valley Arts4All is able to provide $500 to student artisans this year.
“We actually have five seniors that have been a part of Valley Arts4All over the years and they will be granted $100 each,” Priester said.
Valley Arts4All is an annual event that is held each May at Riverfront Park in Sayre and showcases an abundance of local artists and vendors as well as live entertainment, children’s activities, and more over the course of two days.
The art-focused event has been beloved by the Valley community for many years as it has something for everyone.
At the Souper Bowl event, Priester anticipates a large crowd.
“The first half hour we are walloped with so many people and serving them,” he said. “It is fantastic that people from the community donate their soups to this.”
Priester said this year’s donated soups include baked potato, chicken noodle, seafood chowder, split pea, chili, and more. Mad Hatters Cafe and Tea Garden will also be providing several food options for attendees.
Not only is the soup donated, but the handmade pottery bowls as well.
