

All seniors must report to the atrium at 10:00. All students must arrive and be fully dressed in their cap and gowns by 10:15. Once everyone is assembled we will do a senior strut in the hallway. We will end in the elementary as we pick up our kindergarten students for the Kinder walk.
The kinder walk will begin promptly at 10:45 OUTDOORS. Parents are welcome to join outside. The seniors will take one lap around the track with the Kindergarten students. (It might be the cutest thing you have ever seen!)
At the conclusion of the Kinder-walk, we will head into the theater for the MANDATORY graduation rehearsal. This should only take about one hour.
*Please note, all students must be in their cap and gown. We will do a group picture on rehearsal day. All students will get their tickets at graduation rehearsal.
Any questions, please call Tina Maines at 716-257-3483.
You can attend tonight's Board of Education meeting (6/23/26) in person in the MS/HS Library or via Zoom at: https://caboces-org.zoom.us/j/9341458949. The agenda, addendum, and action items for the meeting can be found on the Board of Education section of the website under "Board Meeting Info."



Update--The 6/9/26 BOE meeting has been canceled. Agenda items from the meeting will be added to the next scheduled meeting on 6/23/26. You can attend tonight's Board of Education meeting (6/9/26) in person in the MS/HS Library or via Zoom at: https://caboces-org.zoom.us/j/9341458949. The agenda and action items for the meeting can be found on the Board of Education section of the website under "Board Meeting Info."
Date: Friday, June 5th
Arrival Time: Tractors must arrive by 7:30 and park on the basketball court on Franklin Street
Parade: Tractor parade around the bus loop at 2:20
Departure Time: Tractors will depart before buses arrive for dismissal

We are so proud to celebrate our amazing seniors and their next steps beyond graduation! 🌟 Whether you're heading to college 📚, joining the workforce 💼, enlisting in the military 🇺🇸, or pursuing a trade 🔧—your journey is just beginning, and we can’t wait to see all you accomplish!
👏 Your hard work, dedication, and resilience have led you here, and the future is bright!





The Trap Club would like to recognize our sponsors for this year: The NRA Grant Program, Federated Sportsman’s Club, Mentley Funeral Home, Town and Country Disposal, SCOPE, The Duerr Trust, The Little Valley Legion, Perky’s Market, and The Cattaraugus Rod and Gun Club. A group of 5 students will attend the WNY High School shoot this upcoming weekend, and 9 students will attend the NYS tournament in Bridgeport, NY, on June 7th. Thank you for another great season with much student growth as the season progressed!







Come join the CLV team! The Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District is seeking a highly organized and dependable individual to serve in the combined role of Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent and Board Clerk. The Administrative Assistant component is a full-time position compensated per the negotiated salary schedule. The Board Clerk's responsibilities are performed in conjunction with this role and are compensated through a separate annual stipend. See the attached document for a full job description, including qualifications and method to apply. Admin-Assist-Board-Clerk.pdf

🎉🐺 Cattaraugus-Little Valley High School proudly recognizes our Quarter 3 Students of the Quarter! 🐺🎉
These students have demonstrated leadership, kindness, integrity, and dedication both inside and outside of the classroom. Congratulations to all of our outstanding Timberwolves! 💙💛
⭐ Grade 9
👏 Kyrah Glow – Described as “a friend to all” and a positive role model to peers.
👏 Wyatt Simonick – Ms. Kromphardt shares that Wyatt “has shown integrity in class and stands up for others.”
⭐ Grade 10
👏 Nick Perkins – Mr. Doty says Nick “works hard to achieve great grades, works well with others, and helps classmates understand the material.”
👏 Mia Zybert – Ms. Ring describes Mia as “a responsible student who consistently strives to improve the quality of her work.”
⭐ Grade 11
👏 Emma West – Recognized by multiple teachers for her hard work, leadership, involvement, and energetic classroom presence.
👏 Aiden Kapsiak – Ms. Mihalko shares that Aiden is “kind, respectful, and always willing to participate and try new things.”
⭐ Grade 12
👏 Evan Spink – Mrs. Wulf praises Evan for stepping outside his comfort zone by joining Track & Field while maintaining a positive attitude and strong work ethic.
👏 Bransen Gabel – Ms. Corbin describes Bransen as “kind, helpful, and always willing to lend a hand,” with a very bright future ahead.
💫 Keep up the amazing work, Timberwolves! We are proud of the positive impact you make in our school community every day.




We are so proud to celebrate our amazing seniors and their next steps beyond graduation! 🌟 Whether you're heading to college 📚, joining the workforce 💼, enlisting in the military 🇺🇸, or pursuing a trade 🔧—your journey is just beginning, and we can’t wait to see all you accomplish!
👏 Your hard work, dedication, and resilience have led you here, and the future is bright!





🎓✨ SENIOR SHOUT-OUT ✨🎓
We are so proud to celebrate our amazing seniors and their next steps beyond graduation! 🌟 Whether you're heading to college 📚, joining the workforce 💼, enlisting in the military 🇺🇸, or pursuing a trade 🔧—your journey is just beginning, and we can’t wait to see all you accomplish!
👏 Your hard work, dedication, and resilience have led you here, and the future is bright!







🎓🐺 Congratulations to the Top Academic Leaders of the Class of 2026 at Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District! 🐺🎓
We are proud to recognize our:
🏆 Valedictorian — Grady Merrill
🥈 Salutatorian — Alexander Pietras
Your hard work, dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off. The Timberwolf community is incredibly proud of all you have accomplished and cannot wait to see what the future holds for both of you! 🌟📚
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding seniors on this incredible achievement! 👏🎉

The Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District community is proud to recognize the outstanding academic achievements of the Top 10 seniors in the Class of 2026. Through dedication, perseverance, leadership, and countless hours of hard work, these students have distinguished themselves both inside and outside of the classroom. Their accomplishments reflect the excellence and pride of the Timberwolf community.
Leading the Class of 2026 is Valedictorian Grady Merrill, whose commitment to academic excellence has earned the highest ranking in the graduating class. Grady’s determination, strong work ethic, and involvement throughout his high school career have made him a role model for younger students and peers alike.
Earning the honor of Salutatorian is Alexander Pietras. Alexander has demonstrated exceptional academic achievement while contributing positively to the school community through his dedication and leadership.
The remaining members of the Top 10 Seniors for the Class of 2026 include:
Devan Otto
Bransen Gabel
Johannah Luce
Rebekah Butcher
Andrew Howard
Damaris Lillie
Caitlyn Lewis
Talon Bramer
These students have challenged themselves academically while participating in athletics, clubs, music, community service, and numerous extracurricular activities throughout their years at CLV. Their success is a testament to their perseverance and the support of their families, teachers, and the entire Timberwolf community.
Congratulations, Timberwolves! 🎉🐺

You can attend tonight's Budget Hearing and Board of Education meeting (5/12/26) in person in the MS/HS Theatre and Library. The Board meeting can also be accessed via Zoom at: https://caboces-org.zoom.us/j/9341458949 following the completion of the Budget Hearing. The agenda and action items for the meeting can be found on the Board of Education section of the website under "Board Meeting Info."
Today, the Cattaraugus‑Little Valley Central School District will be conducting a lockdown drill as part of our ongoing commitment to the safety of our students and staff.
New York State requires lockdown drills to help ensure that students and staff know how to respond appropriately in an emergency. Please be assured that this is only a drill and poses no real threat to our schools.
During the drill, students may notice additional law enforcement presence on or near school grounds. This is a planned and precautionary part of the exercise.