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Brasser Elementary welcomes the family –school partnership:
We look forward to working with you and your child in learning. How will you learn together alongside your child to support their education?
We look forward to working with families in providing opportunities for meaningful feedback and input in assisting our school. How will you support your child and school in leading together with us in making Florence Brasser the best school possible?
We look forward to celebrating great accomplishments together. How will you work with us in supporting your child’s academic growth?
“Learning together, Leading together, Achieving together”
May 2019
Dear Brasser Families,
As expected, March and April were very busy months! These last few weeks at Florence Brasser have been an amazing show of student hard work, effort, growth and accomplishment.
It is hard to believe that we are in our third and final marking period! We are having a great year at Brasser Elementary and are confident this will continue throughout the remainder of the school year. Spring…the calendar says it and now we are slowly beginning to see the physical signs. In addition to spring sports starting and more hours of daylight, we will continue to complete our annual Spring NYS Testing in Mathematics, NYSESLAT, and Science. We look forward to continuing our partnership together in supporting the children’s academic progress here at Brasser.
It has been a great year so far here at Brasser and much of the credit goes to the support we receive from parents. Thank you for all you do to make sure your child comes to school ready to learn. We wish you all a wonderful transition to spring and all the optimism that exists during this time of year! We appreciate the opportunity to work with your most prized possession… your child.
Tim Young,
Principal
Meghan Bello,
Assistant Principal
The Gates Chili Central School District is now on Facebook and Twitter.
High school students were honored for their academic, athletic and community service achievements during the annual Gates Chili High School Awards Ceremony. For a full list of honorees, click the heading.
Students from Gates Chili High School, Middle School, Walt Disney Elementary School and Florence Brasser Elementary School entered a poetry contest for K-12 students sponsored by the Friends of the Gates Public Library.
Gates Chili Central School District voters approved the adopted 2019-20 budget and three propositions, in addition to filling four Board of Education seats.
Congratulations to the students who achieved high honor roll and honor roll for the third marking period at Gates Chili Middle School.
Congratulations to the following students on their high honor roll and honor roll achievements for the third marking period at Gates Chili High School.
Fifth-grade student Christian Major recently had the spotlight on him after doing the right thing. The Walt Disney Elementary School student was highlighted during a Channel 10 broadcast for earning a Do the Right Thing Award.
The Spartan Eats Mobile Meals Bus is used as part of the USDA Summer Meals Program, but did you know it is also used as a mobile classroom?
The Gates Chili Central School District has been awarded the 2019 Magna Award for equity in education by the National School Boards Association (NSBA). The ARTS Partners program was identified as an exemplar for removing barriers to achievement for vulnerable or underserved children.
Nine teachers and staff members received tenure at the April 23 board meeting.
This year Gates Chili had two students participate, senior Alyssa Sumeriski and junior Anjan Maharjan.
The Gates Chili Board of Education has approved the calendar for the 2019-20 school year.
Two Gates Chili alumni were honored at the Rochester Press-Radio Club’s 70th Annual Day of Champions Dinner on April 3.
The Multicultural International Club (MIC) hosted Diversity Week at Gates Chili High School March 18-22.
Retired Federal Bankruptcy Judge John Ninfo spoke to Gates Chili Middle School students about the importance of financial wellness on March 7.
In the middle of building kindness mobiles, a science surprise happened in Jennifer Christensen’s fourth-grade classroom at Florence Brasser Elementary School.
