Lockport City School District
February 2022 Points of Pride from Superintendent Bradley
My Brother’s Keeper Family and Community Engagement Program
Lockport City School District’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Family and Community Engagement Program (FCEP) is moving full steam ahead. While things may have appeared quiet, the MBK Advisory Council has been working hard to make sure that we have the best people, organizations, and services in place to meet the needs of Lockport’s boys and young men of color. Several people have been hired to fill MBK positions, the Council has partnered with many passionate people and organizations, and positive relationships within the Council based on collaborative decision-making have been developed. Special thanks and appreciation are extended to Holly Dickinson, director of grants and community programs, and all members of the MBK Advisory Council for their dedicated efforts towards this initiative. Council members are: Tara Clayton, Holly Dickinson, Antoine Johnson, Heather McClain, Kathleen Patterson, Michelle Roman, Mark Sanders, Leslie Tobin, and Teria Young.
Vision Statement:
Young men of color will access their inner strength to achieve their purpose and potential with the support of vibrant school, family, and community partnerships.
Mission Statement:
LCSD’s MBK FCEP mission is to build a collaborative school community by embracing the voices of students, families, and staff to develop relationships that empower, foster resiliency, and instill hope in all students, especially boys and young men of color.
Celebrating Black History Month in LCSD
Miss Ottaviano's third grade students at George Southard Elementary School are working on Black History Month research projects. Each student chose a figure to research and created an informational poster based on the figure they chose.
Lockport High School Student of the Quarter Award
Emmet Belknap Intermediate School "Phantom of the Music Room"
Athletics News
Art in our Schools
Learning in Our Schools
Aaron Mossell Junior High School
Seventh grade Family and Consumer Science students have been learning about food, nutrition, basic cooking skills, and food safety. Students prepared and cooked "Oh Boy" biscuits. Students learned how to read and follow a recipe, used different types of kitchen equipment and utensils, correctly measured, mixed, and cut dough, and baked the biscuits.
Emmet Belknap Intermediate School
George Southard Elementary School
Anna Merritt Elementary School
Charles Upson Elementary School
Roy B. Kelley Elementary School
Dear LCSD Colleagues and Families,
Michelle T. Bradley, Superintendent
"Pride in Our Past; Faith in Our Future”
Website: https://www.lockportschools.org/superintendent
Location: 130 Beattie Avenue, Lockport, NY, USA
Phone: (716) 478-4800
Facebook: facebook.com/LockportCitySchoolDistrict
Twitter: @LockportSupt