Here is the link for the 6th Grade Orientation Letter. The orientation will be starting at 5:45 pm on August 31st.
https://5il.co/1f5zo
These new flags will greet our players and fans when they are walking to our stadium!
Another beautiful day on campus!
Greetings Maryvale Community,
Fall sports registration is now open for any student entering 7th-12th grade for the 2022-2023 school year. Registration will need to be completed through your FamilyID account. Please visit the Maryvale Athletic webpage to access the FamilyID link.
New York State Education Department requires that all athletes have an updated physical on file. You may upload a current copy to your FamilyID account for each student. If needed, physicals will take place in the High School Health Office by appointment only. Please contact the High School Nurse, (716) 631-7483, to schedule an appointment for Fall 2022 sport physicals.
Registration for fall 2022 Sports will open on June 1, 2022. Registration will close on August 12, 2022.
Important Dates to Remember
School Physicals offered on the following date
August 9, 2022
Time: 8am- 12pm
Location: High School Health Office
APP TESTING (any 7th/8th grade student who is trying out for a JV/Varsity Sports)
August 9, 2022
Location: High School Gym
*Must contact Athletic Office to schedule time
Helpful Links:
https://www.maryvaleufsd.org/Athletics
https://www.familyid.com/maryvale-ufsd-athletics/maryvale-fall-athletics-2022
We thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact our athletic department at (716) 631-7418
Maryvale Middle School eighth graders had the opportunity to create what will be a permanent art installation as their middle school legacy. Mrs. Kasprowicz was granted a scholarship for all students to receive all materials free of charge from The Butterfly Project. The Butterfly Project is a call to action through education, the arts, and memorial making. They teach social justice through lessons of the Holocaust, educating participants about the dangers of hatred and bigotry to cultivate empathy and social responsibility. Students each received an informational card about a real child that did not survive the Holocaust. Each student then chose a ceramic butterfly and painted it as a tribute. The butterflies will be glazed and fired over the summer, then displayed in the middle school as a permanent art exhibit.
