Silver Creek CSD

Silver Creek Central School District anticipates a vacancy for a long-term sub position for Spanish Grades 7 and 9. Anticipated opening February 27, 2023 until end of school year.  Duties and Responsibilities: Candidate should have familiarity with Common Core Learning Standards, and World Languages NYS Standards. Ability to communicate with students, parents, faculty and staff regarding student progress and instructional program. Instructs pupils in citizenship and character education and follows all regulations and procedures as outlined in the Silver Creek Central School Code of Conduct. Familiar with assessment design and methodologies of using data driven instruction to inform and modify instruction. Salary:  Per District Substitute Teacher Policy. Application:  Applications are available online at Western New York School Application System:  www.wnyric.org/application   Deadline to apply: December 21, 2022.

𝗦𝗖𝗖𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗡𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗦 𝟭𝗦𝗧 𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗢𝗥 𝗥𝗢𝗟𝗟𝗦 The honor rolls for the first quarter of the 2022-2023 academic year at Silver Creek High School, Silver Creek Middle School and for Black Knights studying at Dunkirk’s WNY P-TECH have been announced. Congratulations to all who achieved this honor. Sixth Grade High Honor Roll: Ericka Austin, Victoriyanna Arce, Hunter Anderson, Adalyn Bagwell, Dakota Bastedo, Lukas Charles, Gavin Cruz, Charlotte Dabney, Eliza Dentice, John Foster Jr., Elizabeth Eslinger, Mason Fote, Carter Fuhrman, Aiden Kilburn, Katherine Jones, Brielle LaValle, Myles Matter, Jeffrey McWillson, Arianna Merced, Collin Morabito, Kailah Olczak, Tony Rancano Jr, Haley Ross, Logan Robbins, Lilly Shaw, Tanner Stern, Samantha Timmerman, Chloe Tytka, Madalyn Viscuso. Sixth Grade Honor Roll: Jayden Balestrieri, Xavier Castro, Katelynn Chesbro, Anthony Cornwall, Zuriah Cortes, Sawyer Delmonte, Lillyana Dowling, Tyler Dybdahl, Malayah Eldridge, Kitana Gonzalez, lzabella Herrmann, lysabella Hirschfeld, Tomas Kowal, Genevieve Lowe, Ann Matney, Juliet Mercado, Jonah Merchant, Piper Monaco, John Mrozek, Kristian Perez, Elizabeth Schneider, Calcifer Searcy, Chloe Stephen, Alyssa Wagner, Jaeton White, Karianne Zeller, Joseph Ziegler, lzaeya Ziolkowski. Sixth Grade Credit Roll: Corbin Dabney, Aida Diehl, Aiden Hogue, Chloe Ingram, Jayden Lemke, Justina Lindow, Andy Marx, Kenzie McNiff, Percival Meyer, Keyliany Morales-Rosario, Jaelyn Nelms, Ivie Newlon, Anthony Pilski, Kyla Redeye, Autumn Scheffer, Sekera Snyder, Serenity Winger. Seventh Grade High Honor Roll: Carter Breton, Alexa Dieteman, Olyvia Legere, Eliza Mahaney, Isabelle Shumaker, Alanna Waite, Liliana Wickmark, Alexis Wicks. Seventh Grade Honor Roll: Gillian Capitano, Shaun DeYoung, Jessie George Jr, Claire Gonzalez, Christian Hatfield, Jennalynn Hughes, Leah Mays, Sofia Natal, Cody Neubauer, Gianna Plucinski, Vince Prinzbach, William Shuart, Dominic Valvo, Mira Wade. Seventh Grade Credit Roll: Derek Bauer, Noah Berdyck, Alaina Edwards, Lilly Fox, Madelyn Halstrom, Leah Merchant, Noah Pears, Giavana Rancano, Gracelin Stevens, Aubrey Waite. Eighth Grade High Honor Roll: Brenden Alexander, Andrew Arnold, Kiele Boedo, Abigail Gawron, Calem Izzo, Benjamin O'Dell, Jenesis Osieja, Liana Parsell, Priya Sakpal, Gwendolyn Souter, Caley Warner, Zoey Westbrook. Eighth Grade Honor Roll: Emily Bain, Madison Blair, Eli Cook, Caden Fote, Khloe Karnes, Owen Kilburn, Marek Kowal, Everett LeBarron, Vigo Meyer, Gage Reilly, Rowan Sebouhian, Molly Shaw, Jalyn Smith, Lottie Zeller, Kyla Ziegler. Eighth Grade Credit Roll: Katryn Davis, Gabriella Dudek, Alan Hoelzle Ill, Michael Lowe, Kendra McDermott, Johnathan Seneca, Payton Stalter, Addison Volk, Rylee Weiskerger. Ninth Grade Honor Roll: Ella Austin, Meadow Azzarella, Bella Banach, Kimberly Bauer, Samuel Bowers, Logan Breton, Christian Carver, Nathan Cross, Skyla Gates, Amelia Hammer, Ryleigh Hanner, lrelynd Henry, Shylor Maybee, Nathaniel Mays, Mackenzie Mosher, Lucas Nosbisch, Alexandria Parks, A utumn Rice, Hailie Rybij, Haleigh Salisbury, Colin Shumaker, Lacey Tarnowski, Sebastian Yaskow. Ninth Grade Credit Roll: Darieus Baker, Lilly Carlson, Aaron Davis, Gavin Delong, Joshua Guadagno, Brianna Nehrbass, Vincent Olmstead, Aaliyah Rancano, Caleb Santarone, Amirya Warrior, Sophie Wickmark. 10th Grade Honor Roll: Travis Brennan, Alayna Brillhart, Karissa Buchanan, Jonathan Castle, Isabella Daniels, Josie Daniels, Michael Dispenza, Gary Dudek Ill, Jacquelyn Flick, Marissa Grisanti, Cameron Ingram, Tyler Januchowski, Alexander Karnes, Kaylee Keating, Makayla Kelly, Trent Lack, Mattison Larson, Yanieliz Lozada, Morgen Newton, Bennett Pomroy, Cody Ramirez, Katarina Restivo, Adeline Richardson, Brayden Stalter, Brock Stern, Ana Szymanek, Ethan Vecchio, Olivia Watkins, Kaden Weeks, Emily Yerke. 10th Grade Credit Roll: Zulyaris Cruz-Flores, Gavin Defries, Jayden Fox, Dylan Franklin, Gianna Grabias, Chandler Hale, Emily Houck, Gavannie Kuppel, Benjamin Layton, Shane Logan, Owen Manning, Ariah Miller, Kaitlynn Myers, Malachi Staton, Sabra Warner. 11th Grade Honor Roll: Rachael Beadle, Gabriel Bistrisky, Thomas Boothe, Emily Bowers, Kendal Brunn, Tristan Carstens, Alexander Cintra, Sarah Cross, Julie Decker, Karli Deel, Joel Dolce, Katelyn Gard, Matthew Gawron, Jorge Hasbun, Thomas Hogg, Karmine Kuppel, Caylin Langan, Levi Lawton, Dean League, Owen Lewis, Liam Matney, Mason Maybee, Tyler Miller, Laneya Olsen, Lily Prince-Rivera, Robert Roth, Denver Scheffer, Renee Soggs, Briana Spinuzza, John Steinwachs, Gracelyn Swan, Stephanie VanCheri, Kaelee Weiskerger, Timothy Williams, Payton Wood. 11th Grade Credit Roll: Angeleana Diehl, Jacob Jimerson-Kenjockety, Rachel Kemp, Hunter Parks, Zachary Strychalski, Logan Winchell. 12th Grade Honor Roll: Rocco Azzarella, Andrew Bandelli, Emily Barlette-Dye, Tessa Braidich, Payton Brennan, Wyatt Breton, Dominick Campese, Lucrezia Carboni, Tory Cook, Alyssa Cornell, Dylan D'Amico, Jessica Didas, David Farley Jr, Emma Forthman, Laura-Jo Hansen, Melody Heath, Makayla Hilliker, Kaylee Hutchison, Aidan Jamison, Kayla Johns, Shawn Kelly Ill, Dominic Kemp, Isabella Kmitch, Jeremy Kral, Carter LaBarge, Ryleigh Lawton, Amber Lockwood, Nova Logan, Jakeb Millar, Dylan Miller, Maya Monroy, Miguel Moraleja-Canon, Grace Mullen, Brenna Newton, Brayson Parsell, Alex Procknal, Jessica Pulver, Brady Quiter, Samantha Rankin, Andrew Rice, Caitlyn Rice, Dawson Russo, Kamran Sakpal, Harmony Sinders, Mackenzie Steinwachs, Eva Tytka, Nalani Utegg, Aleidy Vega, Dwayne White II, Jackson Williams, Melanie Wilson, Matthew Woleben. 12th Grade Credit Roll: Wyatt Golembieski, Poyraz Kocsan, Andrea Martinez, Kayden Snyder, Andrew Swan. WNY P-TECH (Dunkirk) High Honor Roll: Chace Fisher and Scott Flick. Honor Roll: Rebecca Deyoung, Riley Diate, John Pilski, and Ivan Lemke.

More info about: Holiday Family Wellness Night Presentation on Thursday, December 8, 2022 Silver Creek School District is working to: 1. Normalize conversation about mental health and wellness 2. Use common language for how we are doing (see scale on graphic) 3. Understand that the health of our brain effects physical and mental health and wellness 4. Utilize exercises and strategies to improve body and central nervous system health #SAMEHERE presenter: David Hymowitz 6:15-7:15 p.m. in the Silver Creek Auditorium Mr. Eric Kussin is the founder of #SAMEHERE. You will hear about how unresolved personal life traumas caused his development of a severe bout of PTSD, along with symptoms of anxiety and depression. It wasn’t until he met practitioners who taught him methods to actually heal his body and central nervous system that he began to improve and get his life back. The presenter will share exercises and strategies that we will be using in school to help our students cope with stress, get along with one another, and how parents and caregivers can help them. Post pandemic almost everyone has plenty of stress in their lives and using #SAMEHERE “tools” can help improve our physical, social emotional, and mental well-being.

On Wednesday, November 30th, Silver Creek’s Indigenous Honor Society had their first Induction Ceremony at Chef’s Restaurant in Buffalo, NY. The Indigenous Honor Society was created to find a cohort of Indigenous students that have compassion for others and have the academic discipline to succeed. I want this cohort of students to continue to support one another and find ways to support those around them while being active in their communities. Congratulation to our inductees: Tory Cook, Kayla Johns, Maya Monroy, Jackson and Timothy Williams. Your hard work and kindness has not gone unnoticed!

Members of the Knights Against Cancer club of Silver Creek Central School District volunteered at the Carly’s Club Trunk-or-Treat event held Saturday, October 29, 2022. Our Black Knights dressed up and handed out candy to the Carly’s Club members and their families. The blowup dinosaur inflatable costume worn by Adeline Richardson was one of the biggest hits of the event. This was the club's first time participating in this event and will certainly not be their last: "The smiles brought to our faces, the warmth and the pride I had in our kids was absolutely beautiful and getting to be a part of something so much bigger than us really grounded so many of our students," says advisor and teacher Mrs. Jessica Kardashian. "We couldn’t be more thankful to be a part of it!" Learn more about Carly's Club here: https://courageofcarlyfund.org/carlys-story/

A special HOLIDAY FAMILY WELLNESS NIGHT is planned Thursday, December 8, 2022, from 4:30 to 7:15 p.m. at Silver Creek Central School District. All district families are warmly invited to attend and enjoy an evening of activities and information. In addition, a fundraiser chicken barbecue will be available; those interested should print, fill out and return the form and payment to the school by Friday, December 2, 2022: https://5il.co/1lbhi SCHEDULE Chicken barbecue from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Join the Youth Activation Committee/Unified Sports for a BW’s Chicken BBQ Dinner fundraiser in the elementary cafeteria. Eat in or take out. Menu: Half chicken, potato salad, tossed salad & dinner roll. Presale: $10/dinner (sold until Friday, December 2, 2022) At the door: $12/dinner (limited number). Please print and fill out this form and return to your child's teacher by Friday, December 2, 2022; checks may be made out to the school: https://5il.co/1lbhi Activities for your family from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Photos with Santa, refreshments and a craft plus Letters to Santa. Presentation for parents from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.: Wellness Matters! The Silver Creek Board of Education, administrators, and staff care about the physical, social emotional, and mental well-being of our students and their families. #SAMEHERE presenters will explain how social emotional, mental health connects to our physical well-being. You'll learn about how our students are learning strategies to cope with stress, get along with one another, and how you can help them. Post pandemic almost everyone has plenty of stress in their lives and using #SAMEHERE "tools" can help improve our physical, social emotional, mental well-being. Supervised childcare activities will be provided for Pre-Kindergarten through sixth grade in the elementary end of the building. Sign-ins start at 6 p.m. TRANSPORTATION: Call your school building social worker to reserve at (716) 934-2603 to reserve; please request by Thursday, December 1, 2022. Call Beth Miller (high school) at ext. 2991; Allyson Gardner (middle school) at ext. 4965 or Karielle Case (elementary school) at ext. 4994.

History & Culture Club members of Silver Creek High attended the University at Buffalo Distinguished Speakers series with Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch in mid-November 2022. Yovanovitch comes from a family that fled Nazi persecution in various countries and is the child of parents who brought her to America and taught her the value of service. She worked on behalf of the United States as an ambassador to various countries, most notably in Ukraine twice. She retired after her last few years of service in 2019. She talked of the resolve of the Ukrainian people, their will and how important the unwavering support of the United States has been since February’s invasion. Silver Creek students were moved hearing Yovanovitch, who has worked for others in various capacities and is a strong-willed role model for young women. "We were able to meet her and it was a memory for all of us who attended we won’t soon forget," says teacher and advisor Mrs. Jessica Kardashian. "I feel as though it inspired a few of our students in ways they may never have thought feasible for themselves and I am beyond excited to see where it takes them!" Learn more about Yovanovitch here: https://carnegieendowment.org/experts/1822

Silver Creek Central School District anticipates a vacancy for a 10-month CLEANER position for the 2022-2023 academic year. Qualifications: Civil Service qualified Initial Position Location: Buildings and Grounds Salary & Benefits: Starting $15.00/hour per CSEA Contract Job duties, skills and Minimum Qualifications: Must have working knowledge of building cleaning methods and willingness to perform routine manual tasks in an efficient manner. Apply to: Interested candidates should submit a completed application, civil service application, references, and certifications to: Lisa Rohloff, Business Administrator Silver Creek Central School District P. O. Box 270 Silver Creek, NY 14136 Deadline: December 7, 2022. CLEANER: DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS: This is routine manual work requiring efficient performance of simple building cleaning tasks. The responsibility of an employee in this class involves only the thorough execution of tasks following a well-established routine. Supervision is received from a custodian or other superior. Does related work as required.  TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES: Mops and sweeps floors, stairs and hallways; Dusts desks, woodwork, furniture and other equipment; Collects and disposes of trash and garbage and empties waste baskets; Takes soiled linens to the laundry; Delivers mail, packages and supplies; Washes blackboards, sinks and other fixtures; Washes drapes and curtains and cleans venetian blinds.  FULL PERFORMANCE  KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: Working knowledge of building cleaning methods, procedures and equipment; ability to understand and follow simple oral and written directions; willingness to perform routine cleaning and other manual tasks; ability to get along well with others; thoroughness; dependability; physical condition commensurate with demands of the job.  MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: None Revised May 10, 1972 Revised (format) May 16, 1985 Explore additional employment opportunities via this website: https://www.silvercreekschools.org/page/vacancies

WALKING A MILE IN THEIR SHOES The conclusion to the Ugandan Water Project, undertaken by students at Silver Creek High this fall, happened Thursday, November 10, 2022, in the form of a water walk around the track. 💧🚶‍♀️🚶🚶‍♂️💧 In many parts of Africa young women and children are expected to walk hours and miles each day on the trek for water, which is unclean for those who drink it. Many children end up missing school either for this walk or due to Illness from the water and they end up missing school. Many are unable to pass the national exam due to missing of school and are unable to move on in their education. The students were able to carry a milk jug full of water around the track if they chose to, effectively giving them an idea of what the weight of water those in Uganda carry each day. All freshman and sophomores took four laps around the track while carrying water jugs. The students listened to a short synopsis of the fundraising they did that included raising almost $750 to send to Uganda and 9 water filters to help sustain 2 or 3 schools. "The filters we are sending over make their drinking water safer than what get here from our tap and allow for these children to go to school and achieve the education they deserve without having to worry about the long walk to water," says club advisor and teacher Mrs. Jessica Kardashian. Students were encouraged to fundraise over a 2.5-week period and the highest fundraisers were Michael Dispenza and Marissa Grisanti, both raising over $250. They each won a T-shirt, a handmade Ugandan bracelet and a piece of art representing Uganda and the existing states within that was handmade in Uganda. Sam Bowers also won a handmade bracelet for raising over $50. Mr. Jackson helped Mrs. Kardashian by deejaying the event with a few curated songs for the kids to keep up the energy.

A special HOLIDAY FAMILY WELLNESS NIGHT is planned Thursday, December 8, 2022, from 4:30 to 7:15 p.m. at Silver Creek Central School District. All district families are warmly invited to attend and enjoy an evening of activities and information. In addition, a fundraiser chicken barbecue will be available; those interested should print, fill out and return the form and payment to the school by Friday, December 2, 2022: https://5il.co/1lbhi SCHEDULE Chicken barbecue from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Join the Youth Activation Committee/Unified Sports for a BW’s Chicken BBQ Dinner fundraiser in the elementary cafeteria. Eat in or take out. Menu: Half chicken, potato salad, tossed salad & dinner roll. Presale: $10/dinner (sold until Friday, December 2, 2022) At the door: $12/dinner (limited number). Please print and fill out this form and return to your child's teacher by Friday, December 2, 2022; checks may be made out to the school: https://5il.co/1lbhi Activities for your family from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Photos with Santa, refreshments and a craft plus Letters to Santa. Presentation for parents from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.: Wellness Matters! The Silver Creek Board of Education, administrators, and staff care about the physical, social emotional, and mental well-being of our students and their families. #SAMEHERE presenters will explain how social emotional, mental health connects to our physical well-being. You'll learn about how our students are learning strategies to cope with stress, get along with one another, and how you can help them. Post pandemic almost everyone has plenty of stress in their lives and using #SAMEHERE "tools" can help improve our physical, social emotional, mental well-being. Supervised childcare activities will be provided for Pre-Kindergarten through sixth grade in the elementary end of the building. Sign-ins start at 6 p.m. TRANSPORTATION: Call your school building social worker to reserve at (716) 934-2603 to reserve; please request by Thursday, December 1, 2022. Call Beth Miller (high school) at ext. 2991; Allyson Gardner (middle school) at ext. 4965 or Karielle Case (elementary school) at ext. 4994.

Psychology students from Silver Creek High went on a field trip to the Buffalo Zoo on Thursday, November 3, 2022, to explore and analyze various animal behaviors. 🚌 The 20 students were able to attend an animal behavior and psychology class with zoologist and animal behavior specialist Jackie. They met three different animals that are ambassadors for the education program, including Indy, a sheltapucic or legless lizard, Bijou, a sunconier, and Pearl the porcupine, who brought a lot of laughter. 🦎🦔 Students were able to identify a variety of animal behaviors and assess various parts of animal bodies and why they may have specific features including turtle shells, beaver tails, peacock feathers, the sheddings of an anaconda and a male polar bear skull. 🦫🐢🐻🐍 They participated in both focal and scan sampling and using ethograms to analyze behavior. The students then had a few hours to walk through the zoo and discuss and analyze the animals’ behaviors. “As a class we discussed their understanding of the animal behaviors and how they changed after our class and the various aspects we might look for now that we had learned what to look for,” says teacher Mrs. Jessica Kardashian. “It was an awesome day for all of us.”

Cancer Awareness Week was observed by the Knights Against Cancer club at Silver Creek Central School District in late October 2022. It was an effort to celebrate, honor, support and remember those who are fighting, have lost their fight, those who have survived and are in remission and caregivers who have been a source of support and hope for so many following diagnosis. 💓 Our Black Knights researched and found facts about cancer diagnosis, treatment and found ways to bring awareness to school. Each day for the week a piece of trivia was sent to all students and faculty to encourage them to research and find a better understanding of how cancer affects so many and to understand some of the world-class treatment available in Buffalo. 👩‍⚕️ 🏥 Throughout the year, the club works to bring awareness and to volunteer to make a difference and create change. The first five people to respond with the correct answers got to choose a prize from Mrs. Jessica Kardashian. 🎁 Throughout the week, students and faculty were also invited to fill out a pink brick with the names of anyone they know affected by cancer. At the end of the week, the word HOPE was spelled out on the wall. 💞 Students also decorated the hallways for a Wear Pink Day. Faculty also donated to a casual day and collected funds for PUNT pediatric collaborative totaling almost $200 to be donated along with some “Movember” initiative funds. 💕 Students with Knights Against Cancer volunteered at Making Strides for Breast Cancer the weekend leading into Cancer Awareness Week and with the Carly’s Club trunk-or-treat next weekend.

Two outstanding Silver Creek High scholars were recognized for their Career & Technical Education accomplishments recently (Wednesday, November 17, 2022) in Fredonia. Health Careers student Jessica Didas and Welding student Jackson Williams are among the newest inductees into the LoGuidice Educational Center Chapter of the National Technical Honor Society via Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES.

Friendly reminder that students in Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 8 at Silver Creek Central School District have EARLY RELEASE on Friday, December 2, 2022, due to PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES: ▪️ Middle school release at 11:00 a.m.; conferences from 12 to 3 p.m. ▪️ Elementary school release at 11:45 a.m.; conferences from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.

The Quiz Bowl team of Silver Creek High competed against Ellicottville Central School on Wednesday, November 9, 2022, and lost a very close match at SUNY JCC. 🤝 Captain Larissa Buchanan, Jake Millar, Michael Dispenza and Bella Daniels anchored the team while the latter two switched with Josie Daniels and Jacquie Flick for the middle round. 🎙❓ This year’s team is young, is building its future and is looking forward to growing in the coming years. 💪 The next competition is in January 2023, and the team is lookin forward to battling back into the winners’ bracket. 🏆 Quiz Bowl team is coached by teachers Jessica Kardashian and Zac Colson. 🏫

The library of Silver Creek middle/high schools hosted a virtual dairy farm with Tiashoke Farm in Buskirk, New York. 🐄👩‍🌾 Our students learned about the life of a dairy farm and saw how milk is produced. They also discussed cheese making and taking care of baby cows. 🥛🧀

The Knights Against Cancer club of Silver Creek Central School District collected donations of any and all hygiene products the week ahead of Thanksgiving 2022 for the local Silver Creek food pantry. Hygiene products are some of the highest demand but lowest supply items for those in need. Our students and our faculty wanted to help in every way they can. Products collected included large supplies of toilet paper, tissues, body washes, deodorants, more than 50 toothbrushes and tubes of toothpaste, diapers, wipes and baby wash, sanitary pads, detergent, soap and other personal items. Inspired by the need to help others, Knights Against Cancer member Sarah Cross and fellow student Kendall Brunn also collected donations from students to wear pajamas Tuesday, November 22, 2022, just prior to Thanksgiving break. Those donations were also presented to the pantry along with the hygiene products. Pictured: Todd & Pauline from the pantry with teacher/advisor Mrs. Jessica Kardashian and student Sarah Cross.

Students in 4th Grade just finished their study of various Native American Cultural Regions. Each group studied a different region and then shared their learning with their classmates.

Silver Creek sophomores Adeline Richardson and Trent Lack are coordinating a bake sale fundraiser to assist in providing gifts for a local veteran family. This is an annual project in coordination with the WNY Heroes Adopt-A-Hero program in Buffalo which provides food, clothing, and other gifts to local veterans in need. The bake sale will take place Friday, December 2nd during the girls’ varsity basketball game at 6:00 p.m.

*COURTESY POST* Join the SC Kiwanis Club in welcoming Santa and Mrs. Claus to the Backline at Christmas in the Park, this Saturday, December 3, noon to 3pm! There will be horse drawn carriage rides, face painting and balloon sculptures at this free family event! There will also be a bake sale with proceeds going to the SC Food Pantry.