Showing posts with label CLVCS. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 4, 2015

New CLVCS Superintendent Lives In East Otto

From the Olean Times Herald:

CATTARAUGUS — The Cattaraugus-Little Valley School Board of Education Wednesday unanimously named the district’s next superintendent and it didn’t have to look far to find her.

Dr. Sharon Huff, an East Otto resident currently serving as superintendent of Pioneer Central Schools, was appointed to the post.


Sunday, May 31, 2009

Ground broken on CLVCS addition

A little news from the Olean Times-Herald to bring you up to speed if you're coming to the alumni dinner from afar and want a social-hour conversation starter:

CATTARAUGUS -- More than 1,200 Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District students, staff, administrators and community members attended groundbreaking ceremonies for Phase 2 of the $59 million addition and renovation project here Wednesday afternoon.

District Superintendent Jon Peterson welcomed students, teachers, staff, school board members and guests gathered behind the school, telling them they were sitting right about where the new 800-seat auditorium will soon be built.

In addition, new and renovated middle and high school classrooms, a new middle school gymnasium and library/media center, as well as expanded cafeterias should be ready when the 2011 school year starts, Mr. Peterson said.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Breaking news: McIntosh hired as superintendent for Rensselaer County school district

"Louis C. McIntosh Jr., who has spent the past 11 years working as superintendent at a western New York school district, has been named the new Superintendent of Brunswick Central School District," the Albany Times Union reports this morning.

That "western New York school district" would be Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central.

The TU adds that:

"McIntosh has been a superintendent at the Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District for the past 11 years. The district, about an hour south of Buffalo, is about the same size as Brunswick with 1,030 students and an $18.5 million budget."