• Special Education Teacher:  The Ellicottville Central School District has an immediate opening for a full-time, 4-year probationary Special Education Teacher.   Candidates must be certified in Special Education; preference will be given to candidates certified in grades K-12.  Salary based on experience and the current ETA collective bargaining agreement. EOE

    This posting will remain open until the position is filled.  

     

    Apply at: 

    Application Link

     

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  • The Ellicottville Central School District is accepting applications for the following position: School Bus Mechanic (Transportation Supervisor). Applicants must have their own set of mechanics tools.

    Salary commensurate with experience.  (Minimum Stating Annual

    Salary = $64,000.) EOE

     

    This posting will remain open until the position is filled.  

    Apply at: 

    Application Link

    or call 716-699-2368 (ext. 1300) for an application. Applications should be submitted to: Ellicottville Central School, ATTN: Melissa Sawicki, District Clerk, 5873 Route 219, Ellicottville, New York 14731.

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  • ECS ECS SKI CLUB

    The ECS Ski Club link to purchase passes and/or rentals is now live and ready! To request the link, please send an email to ecsski@ecsny.org. In the email, please include: your name, your child/children’s names, as well as their current grade level and/or teacher to verify enrollment at ECS. The Code of Conduct and link will then be sent to your email to purchase passes. You must fill out and return the required Code of Conduct for each skier in your family. You can complete it electronically by using the link in the document. Ski Club will start in January after Winter Break. Please email any questions to ecsski@ecsny.org. We are looking forward to a great ski season!

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  • Be Aware of SAT & PSAT Scam Calls

     

    Dear Parent or Guardian, 

     

    We are sending this reminder because parents and/or guardians of children who have recently taken an SAT or PSAT exam have been receiving scam calls  requesting personal information, including a credit card number, to mail the test results.  Please let this serve as a reminder that you should not share personal or financial information over the phone with unsolicited callers. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately.  

     

    Additional tips about how to protect yourself  from SAT test-related scams can be found on the  Better Business Bureau website and below:

    1. Always be wary of unsolicited callers: If you receive a random call from someone asking for payment, research their organization before sharing any personal information.
    2. Double check with your child: If someone claims they're calling because of a service your child requested, hang up and check with your child first.
    3. Understand the College Board's practices: The College Board will never ask you for your bank or credit card information over the phone or through email.
    4. Don't give your financial information to strangers: Never agree to pay a stranger with any form of payment for a purchase you didn't initiate.
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  • We are excited to share information regarding one of our new partnerships this 24-25 school year! Healthy Kids will be offering an afterschool childcare program, when school is in session (between the hours of 3-6pm), in our elementary building. There is a cost associated, as well as tuition assistance information below.
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