Thank you, Santa, for helping make today so memorable for our students! 💙🎄
We are excited to invite members of the Class of 2025 who are currently attending college, back to MMCSD for our Annual Collegiate Alumni Luncheon.
📅 Thursday, January 8, 2026
🕛 11:48 a.m. to 1:05 p.m.
📍 MMCSD Auditorium
This event is exclusively for last year’s graduates and offers a great opportunity to reconnect with classmates, share college experiences, and inspire our current students.
To attend, please RSVP to Principal Hamilton by Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at jhamilton@mtmorriscsd.org or by calling 585-658-3331.
Please help spread the word to our Class of 2025 collegiate alumni. We look forward to welcoming you back! 🎉
The Elementary Band and Chorus will begin at 6:30 pm, followed by the High School Band and Chorus at 7:30 pm.
We are excited to welcome our families and community as our students share their talent with you. We hope to see you tonight!
The Elementary Band and Chorus will take the stage at 6:30 pm, followed by the High School Band and Chorus at 7:30 pm.
Both groups have been working hard and cannot wait to perform and share their talents with you. We hope to see you there!
Our Indoor Track team kicked off the season with an exciting first meet, earning multiple personal bests, strong finishes, and a new school record! Our athletes showed great teamwork and determination, making it a successful start to the season.
🎉 Congratulations to Robbie Lonsberry on setting a new school record in the high jump with a mark of 5'8"; an outstanding accomplishment!
Meet Highlights:
🔹 Robbie Lonsberry
High Jump: 5'8", 3rd place, school record
🔹 Yasael Malave Perez
1000m: 2:53.58, 2nd place
3200m: 11:20.45, 8th place, PR, 2nd on school records
🔹 Elissa Sturm
55m Hurdles: 10.45, 5th place, 2nd on school records
🔹 Boys 4x200m Relay
1:49.24, 8th place
Yariel Diaz, Yasael Malave Perez, Robbie Lonsberry, Dylan Terry
🔹 Girls 4x200m Relay
2:06.64, 9th place
Josie DeJesus, Jayla Mowday, Elissa Sturm, Peyton Tidd
Great work by our athletes and coaches as they kick off the indoor season! 💙
Thank you to Dr. Smith for sharing his time, expertise, and passion for writing with our students.
Roc Academy was founded by Elvio Fernandes, an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer. Since 2012, Elvio has been a member of the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated band Daughtry.
Despite a packed schedule, having performed with Daughtry on The Kelly Clarkson Show in New York City just two days ago and preparing to head out on tour in two days, Elvio made time to visit Mount Morris CSD. He delivered an inspiring presentation and showcased the remarkable talent of his Roc Academy students. Elvio’s message to students was to follow their passion wholeheartedly and have confidence in their abilities, whether that passion is music or something entirely different. Inches of Mercury had the auditorium rocking, with students dancing, cheering, and having an unforgettable time.
Elvio created Roc Academy to help young people build confidence and discover their inner “rock star.” In addition to its East Rochester location, the academy has recently opened a new site on Franklin Street in Geneseo, right around the corner from us.
To see more images, check out our Facebook post by clicking the following link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BmdzyMiba/
Addyson Barnhardt led the way with 27 points, 5 steals, and 6 rebounds, while Kennedy Canary added 10 points, 5 steals, and 6 assists. Coach John Koronas shared, “The girls played as a team and worked hard. Every player did what we wanted them to do. It was a true team win.”
The Blue Devils are back in action Monday, December 8th at 7 pm as they host Friendship-Scio at Mount Morris High School. Let’s pack the stands and support our Blue Devils! 💙🔥
🎉 Congratulations to our November Junior High and Senior High Students of the Month! These students have shown outstanding PRIDE in their daily work. Keep showing Pride everywhere! 🙌
💙 Thank You for Joining Us! 💙
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for our annual Grandparents/Special Persons Day! Our special guests and students enjoyed a wonderful afternoon together filled with activities like watching a photo slideshow, reading, making a fall craft, stopping for a picture, visiting the book fair, sharing lunch and enjoying a performance from our Jazz Band. Watch our picture slideshow at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1243270841167470
Your presence made the day truly special for our students!
MMCSD Students Participate in Youth and Government Conference in Albany
From Sunday November 23 to Tuesday November 25, Mr. Steffenilla, Social Studies Teacher and Youth and Government Advisor, accompanied a group of seventh and eighth grade students to Albany for the YMCA Youth and Government Conference. This year marked an exciting milestone. For the first time, middle school delegates were permitted to debate on both the Assembly and Senate floors inside the New York State Capitol. In previous years, they used only the Assembly chamber. Students embraced the experience with maturity, respect, and enthusiasm.
Throughout the conference, delegates learned about the legislative process by drafting mock bills, presenting them during committee sessions, and debating them publicly before voting. Every student demonstrated leadership, poise, and a commitment to civic engagement.
Every student had meaningful moments during the conference that demonstrated leadership, confidence, and growth. Forest Hull debated confidently and was never afraid to voice independent positions. Henry Tellier opened his group’s bill with confidence and thoughtful delivery. Sergio Lopez Banales carefully documented concerns raised during debate and helped strengthen his team’s closing statement. Derek Coniglio set a strong tone with a clear and confident opening. Ellie Mallaber impressed as a natural public speaker with an effective and calculated debate style. Samuel Lonsberry delivered well crafted remarks that earned praise from both peers and advisors. Brooklyn Coniglio supported her group by tracking important discussion points that guided their conclusion. Arianna Chase raised thoughtful questions and comments that shaped debate. Peyton Smith contributed strong ideas and is already planning for next year. Ashlyn Lenney closed her team’s bill with clarity and composure.
Students presented two bills. The first proposed banning homework outside of the regular school day. Supporters noted the importance of recognizing the varied home environments of students. Although it received initial interest, the bill did not pass. The second bill proposed lowering the age at which New York teenagers can obtain a learner permit in order to provide more supervised driving experience. This bill received more support than the first but not enough to secure passage.
Even though both bills were voted down, the experience was invaluable. It was the students’ first time writing and presenting legislation, and they are already thinking about future proposals that may find success on the floor.
"As their advisor and history teacher, I could not be more proud. These students demonstrated maturity, respect, and leadership throughout the conference, especially while debating on the Assembly and Senate floors. They represented our school and community in the best possible way. Their families and our district should feel incredibly proud of them," said Mr. Steffenilla.
