Starpoint High School Presents: Frozen
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March 6 at 7pm
March 7 at 2pm and 7pm
March 8 at 2pm
Click here to purchase tickets: https://59bd.edulnk.com/e/dhnzx/4jc784?__$u__
March 6 at 7pm
March 7 at 2pm and 7pm
March 8 at 2pm
Starpoint is looking for Technology Department Student workers . See attached flier for details.
Yesterday, May 11, the boys golf team competed in the section VI team championship event at Shelridge CC and finished 2nd out of 4 teams falling short to Fredonia. Nevertheless, an outstanding showing from our Spartan golfers represented by Sam Prezioso, Braeden Lee, Hunter Leuer, Luke Cyrek and Dylan Cyrek.
Individually, sophomore Braeden Lee became the first Starpoint golfer to win the State qualifying event with a 27 hole aggregate score of 110, winning by 3 shots. Braeden shot an even par 72 followed by a 38 to secure the win. Congrats to Braeden on an outstanding tournament! Next up the NYS tournament held at Mill Creek on June 7-8.
Coach Cuviello
Starpoint Students Take Top Honors at NYS SkillsUSA. Congratulations to all these students!!!!
Seven Starpoint High School students, who attend Orleans/Niagara BOCES, took home medals at the New York State SkillsUSA competition.
The students competed April 22-24 at the 2026 New York State SkillsUSA Leadership Conference and Competition held at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse.
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA students:
Michael Gorbach, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Job Skill Demonstration Competition.
Erica Smith, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Job Skill Demonstration Competition.
Scott Stoddard, a senior in the Computer Technology Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Information Technology Services.
Abigiele Chukhanenko, Madison Ciupa and Lillian Diegelman, juniors in the Allied Health Program, who brought home bronze medals in the Community Service Competition.
Anthony DiPaolo, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a bronze medal in the Motorcycle Service Technology Competition.
SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student to excel and empowers its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens.
Our first place winners — Michael, Erica and Scott — had the opportunity to go on to the National competition in Atlanta, Georgia held in early June.
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1: SkillsUSA student wearing a medal and black-and-red jacket stands on stage during the New York state awards ceremony.
2: Two SkillsUSA students smile and bite their medals while celebrating at a crowded state conference awards event.
3: Three SkillsUSA students wearing red jackets and medals pose together after receiving awards at the New York state conference.
4: SkillsUSA advisor and student pose with a state champion banner after winning first place in Information Technology Services at the New York conference.
Seven Starpoint High School students, who attend Orleans/Niagara BOCES, took home medals at the New York State SkillsUSA competition.
The students competed April 22-24 at the 2026 New York State SkillsUSA Leadership Conference and Competition held at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse.
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA students:
Michael Gorbach, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Job Skill Demonstration Competition.
Erica Smith, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Job Skill Demonstration Competition.
Scott Stoddard, a senior in the Computer Technology Program, who brought home a gold medal in the Information Technology Services.
Abigiele Chukhanenko, Madison Ciupa and Lillian Diegelman, juniors in the Allied Health Program, who brought home bronze medals in the Community Service Competition.
Anthony DiPaolo, a senior in the Diesel Technology/Heavy Equipment Program, who brought home a bronze medal in the Motorcycle Service Technology Competition.
SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student to excel and empowers its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens.
Our first place winners — Michael, Erica and Scott — had the opportunity to go on to the National competition in Atlanta, Georgia held in early June.
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1: SkillsUSA student wearing a medal and black-and-red jacket stands on stage during the New York state awards ceremony.
2: Two SkillsUSA students smile and bite their medals while celebrating at a crowded state conference awards event.
3: Three SkillsUSA students wearing red jackets and medals pose together after receiving awards at the New York state conference.
4: SkillsUSA advisor and student pose with a state champion banner after winning first place in Information Technology Services at the New York conference.
The Math Honor Society just completed a food and necessity drive on April 30. Students in math classes donated approximately 15 boxes to our own Starpoint Family Support Center!
Three members Evlyn O'Connor, Daniel Lichtenberger, and Isabella Figliomeni helped to deliver the supplies to the center.
Math Honor Society students gathered supplies! (group shots)
Three members Evlyn O'Connor, Daniel Lichtenberger, and Isabella Figliomeni helped to deliver the supplies to the center.
Math Honor Society students gathered supplies! (group shots)
Congratulations to the Math High School Students of the Month for May
Alg 2 Lab Jace Ruffino Picture included
Geo Lab Krystian Szpilewski NO picture
Alg 2 Lab Jace Ruffino Picture included
Geo Lab Krystian Szpilewski NO picture
A huge THANKYOU to all our teachers for what you do for our children each and every day!!
IT'S TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK!!
Spots are still available.!! See attached flier
Congratulations to High School Senior Jenna Hunt on her Lake Plains Players award scholarship. See attached article.
The Class of 2028 is selling beautiful plants and hanging baskets! Use the link below to place your order. Pick up will be Thursday, May 14th between 2pm and 5pm outside the Fine Arts Lobby in the High School loop. Payment must be made by May 1st to place your order. See the order form for all other information! Thank you so much for supporting the Class of 2028!
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All are invited to a special Retirement Concert honoring the outstanding careers of Michael Volpe & Karen Russo!
Please share with friends and family in the Starpoint community! Alumni are invited to perform! Scan the QR code or click here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf876a9azugF66oX2StmDHTddyj3UXtD1wAwTE7HROfD5LNww/viewform to RSVP and/or share your well wishes!
Please share with friends and family in the Starpoint community! Alumni are invited to perform! Scan the QR code or click here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf876a9azugF66oX2StmDHTddyj3UXtD1wAwTE7HROfD5LNww/viewform to RSVP and/or share your well wishes!
"The Starpoint Art Department will be hosting their 10th Biennial Annual Art and Craft Fair on Saturday, April 25th from 11am to 2pm in the High School gymnasium. This year, our theme is Super Mario and there will be over 90 student vendors! Come enjoy food, music and amazing hand made arts and crafts! You can also stop to get your face painted, get a henna tattoo or to battle Mr. Root!
All are welcome, hope to see you there!"
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All are welcome, hope to see you there!"
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CIA Club is hosting a clothing drive to help get the clothes closet at the Family Support Center established. Gently used clothing of all sizes can be brought to Student Services April 13- 22. Once stocked, the clothes closet will be available to all Starpoint residents in need.
On Friday, March 13th, Starpoint High School hosted its 14th annual Locked-In to Lock-Out Cancer event, bringing together 305 students who pledged to stay awake from 8pm to 6:00am. In partnership with Roswell Park and Schools Against Cancer, the student-led committee has been planning this beautiful evening since October. The night kicked off with inspiring welcomes from Michelle Moore, Chuck Collard of the Courage of Carly Fund, and London Patane from Schools Against Cancer. Participants enjoyed a memorable night of live entertainment, competitive games, and food buffets while supporting a vital cause. A special thank you goes to the dedicated Starpoint faculty members who volunteered as chaperones to ensure the event ran smoothly. Since its inception in 2013, the Locked-In to Lock-Out Cancer Club has raised a remarkable $183,444 to support cancer research and patient care at Roswell Park. This committed group of students looks forward to hosting a few more fundraisers before officially sharing the 2026 donation total this June.
We can only post a few pictures at a time. Here we go
We can only post a few pictures at a time. Here we go
Starpoint Art Camp is back!! Students entering Grades 3-12. Sign up for one or two weeks.
See attached flier for details.
See attached flier for details.
Congratulations to the High School MATH Students of the Month for April.
Shannon Zugelder, CAP Stats
Bailey Tang - Geometry
Shannon Zugelder, CAP Stats
Bailey Tang - Geometry
On Thursday, March 19, Junior‘s were able to go to the National College Fair at the Buffalo Convention Center to meet with the 175 different colleges and universities from across the United States and parts of Europe. Students were able to meet with admissions counselors and ask them specific questions about their programs of study and life on campus. After the college fair we were able to take a tour of D’Youville University to see their amazing facilities, hear about some of their popular programs, and learn of some scholarship opportunities. We had the added surprise of hearing from a former Starpoint graduate and current PhD of Pharmacy candidate Brianna Jerla.
On March 12 at the Buffalo State High School Art Invitational, Starpoint students took home two out of the five awards given!
Congratulations to Sara Wyles for winning Best in Show/1st Place for her sculpture titled The Price of Justice. Congratulations to Max Stewart for winning Honorable Mention for his work titled The Path.
Michaela Crawford, Maria Giomundo, Mikayla Maloney, and Adrianna Grapes were also part of this excellent show. Congratulations to all!
Congratulations to Sara Wyles for winning Best in Show/1st Place for her sculpture titled The Price of Justice. Congratulations to Max Stewart for winning Honorable Mention for his work titled The Path.
Michaela Crawford, Maria Giomundo, Mikayla Maloney, and Adrianna Grapes were also part of this excellent show. Congratulations to all!
Congratulations to the Math Students of the Month for March!!
Geometry - Connie Case
Algebra 2 - Gianna Tice
Geometry - Connie Case
Algebra 2 - Gianna Tice
Congratulations to Gianna Tice and Nathaniel Synor, two sophomores who graduated from Leadership Niagara LYNC. the ceremony took place on March 10
Leadership Niagara's LYNC (Leadership for the Youth of Niagara County) is a premier, eight-month leadership development program for high school students in Western New York. It offers mentorship, community service, and skill-building in areas like teamwork and communication, with potential college credit, focusing on empowering young leaders.
Leadership Niagara's LYNC (Leadership for the Youth of Niagara County) is a premier, eight-month leadership development program for high school students in Western New York. It offers mentorship, community service, and skill-building in areas like teamwork and communication, with potential college credit, focusing on empowering young leaders.
