Student Thanked for Sportsmanship:
For displaying excellent sportsmanship and a kind heart, Cato-Meridian student Mason Crandall was presented with a plaque from none other than Michael Montgomery from Marcellus following a recent game.
At the conclusion of Cato-Meridian's JV basketball game against Weedsport, Superintendent Dr. Terry Ward spoke to the auidence about the kindness Crandall displayed during a game versus Marcellus' JV squad. As time was expiring in the game, Crandall passed the ball to Montgomery, who has special needs, and Montgomery proceeded to shoot and make a three-pointer.
After Dr. Ward showed the audience a video of the event, Montgomery and Marcellus Athletic Director Michael Free stepped onto the court to present Crandall with a plaque thanking him for his sportsmanship.
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GALLERY: Students Shine at Art Show:
Our amazing student artists our now on display at the Schweinfurth Art Center in Auburn. Take a look at the artistic talents coming out of Cato-Meridian Schools in the video below. These pieces will be on display until March 10.
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Mr. Misso joins the High School as School Resource Officer:
A new face is bolstering safety efforts and bringing further security to Cato-Meridian High School.
At its January meeting, the district’s Board of Education approved adding a school resource officer for the high school and appointed law enforcement veteran Roger Misso to the position. Mr. Misso’s first day was Jan. 15.
A resident of nearby Red Creek, Mr. Misso’s responsibilities include patrolling inside and outside the building while working with district personnel on safety planning and educating students.
“I’m here to help ensure safety and security for everyone at the high school,” Mr. Misso said. “I plan to be a resource for the administration while preparing students for success in life.”
Mr. Misso retired in ...
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Poison center official presents on dangers of vaping:
An official from a local poison center spoke to Cato-Meridian students, staff and community recently about the potential hazards of vaping and encouraged all to make good decisions.
Lee Livermore, a public education coordinator from the Upstate New York Poison Center at University Hospital, gave five presentations in total throughout the day to caution about the dangers of vaping and nicotine.
“The timeframe of 13 to 25 is the most developmental period as youth grows up,” said Livermore, noting that many habits and potential addictions are formed during this period.
While the effects of vaping aren’t completely known, Livermore said e-cigarettes can lead to dependence, cardiovascular problems, cancer, oral diseases, poisonings and more. He also spoke briefly ...
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School Supply Lists:
Click on the following links for each buildings school supply lists.
Cato-Meridian Elementary School
Cato-Meridian Middle School
Cato-Meridian High School
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ATTENTION PARENTS: Changes to the NYS School Immunization Requirements effective July 1, 2018:
New York State has made changes to its school health exam schedule as well as requirements for the meningococcal vaccine, effective July 1, 2018.
Beginning July 1, 2018, all New York State public school students must have a health exam when they enter school as a new entrant and in Pre-K or Kindergarten and grades 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11. These examinations MUST be completed on the new required NYSED Student Health Examination Form for School.
Medical providers’ offices may not yet be aware of the change, so the Cato-Meridian Central School District encourages parents to bring the official NYSED Health Examination Form with them to their child’s appointment. You can download the required health exam form by clicking HERE at the NYSED website or simply go to the ...
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