Lewiston-Porter Central School District

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Lewiston-Porter Central School District
Address
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4061 Creek Road

Youngstown
,
New York
14174

United States
Coordinates43°12′58″N 79°01′01″W / 43.216°N 79.017°W / 43.216; -79.017Coordinates: 43°12′58″N 79°01′01″W / 43.216°N 79.017°W / 43.216; -79.017
Information
Funding typePublic
MottoAiming Higher
Established1947; 74 years ago (1947)
SuperintendentPaul J. Casseri
Facultyunder 175
GradesK-12
Enrollmentaround 2,100
Color(s)   Kelly green & White
MascotLancer
NicknameLew-Port
Websitehttps://www.lew-port.com/

Lewiston-Porter Central School District, colloquially referred to as "Lew-Port", is a school district in the towns of Lewiston and Porter, New York, about fifteen miles (24 km) from the city of Niagara Falls.

District[]

Lewiston-Porter educates students from Youngstown, Lewiston, and Ransomville, New York. The district encompasses approximately 54 square miles (140 km2) in northern Niagara County, on the shores of Lake Ontario and bordering on the Niagara River. Centralized in 1947, the district is contained in the towns of Lewiston and Porter. About 70% of the district's taxable property falls within the Town of Lewiston, while the Town of Porter makes up approximately 30% of the assessed value of the district. The district contains five main structures:

  • District Offices
  • Primary building (grades K-2)
  • Intermediate building (grades 3-5)
  • Middle School (grades 6-8)
  • High School (grades 9-12)

As of June 2015, Lewiston-Porter enrolled 2,077 students in K-12 with 12 pupils per teacher. The district had expenditures of $42,234,808 and spending per pupil of $19,241.[1] The superintendent of Lewiston-Porter is Paul J. Casseri

As of 2015, Lewiston-Porter students were:[2]

  • Female students: 48.21%
  • Male students: 51.79%
  • White students: 92.93%
  • Black students: 1.77%
  • Hispanic students: 2.20%
  • Asian students: 1.48%
  • Native American students: 0.81%
  • Multiracial students: 0.81%
  • Gini-Simpson diversity index: 13.53%
  • Living with both parents: 74.76%
  • Economically disadvantaged: 17.25%
  • Youth poverty rate: 7.69%

In 2014[3] Lewiston-Porter Central School District was the highest ranked school district (including both public and private high schools) in Niagara Country, and 9th overall in Western New York, in terms of overall academic performance. In 2015,[4] Lewiston-Porter was rated 10th best in Western New York and 2nd in Niagara Country, behind Starpoint Central School District.

Administration[]

  • Mr. Paul J. Casseri–Superintendent
  • Dr. Patricia Grupka–Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services
  • Dr. Heather Lyon;Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction & Technology
  • Dr. Barbara Godshall–Director of Special Education
  • Mr. Paul Feathers–Director of Facilities/Operations
  • Mr. Nicholas Hill–Director of Technology

Board of Education[]

  • Ms. Jodee Riordan–President (2019)
  • Mr. Lance Dickson–Vice President (2020)
  • Ms. Cindy Duke (2018)
  • Ms. Gemma Fournier (2018)
  • Mr. Matthew Mariglia (2019)
  • Ms. Sarah Roat Waechter (2020)
  • Ms. Betty VanDenBosch-Warrick (2018)

History[]

Selected Former Superintendents[]

  • Mr. Tobias J. Collins–1950-?
  • Dr. Jerry J. Herman–?-1972
  • Mr. E.K. Stevens [interim]–1972 (Assistant Superintendent - Lewiston-Porter Central School District, returned to position)
  • Dr. Daniel Healey
  • Dr. Gail M. Stephens–1985-1988 (Superintendent - Whitmore Lake Public Schools,[5] fired[6])
  • Dr. Walter S. Polka–1990-2003 (Assistant Superintendent for Instruction - Lewiston-Porter Central School District,[7] retired[8])
  • Mr. Whitney K. Vantine–2003-2005 (Superintendent - ,[9] named Superintendent of [10])
  • Mr. Donald W. Rappold [interim]–2005-2008 (Assistant Superinendent - Lewiston-Porter Central School District, returned to position[11])
  • Mr. R. Christopher Roser–2008-2015 (Superintendent - ,[11] retired)

Schools[]

High school[]

Lewiston-Porter High School
Location
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PrincipalBradley W. Rowles
Vice PrincipalJohn E. Evert
Grades9-12
WebsiteLewiston-Porter High School

Lewiston-Porter High School serves Grades 9-12. The current principal is Mr. Bradley Rowles, and the assistant principal is Mr. John Evert.[12] The high school has a large gymnasium, a pool on the second floor, a large auditorium, and 3 floors of classrooms. Several sections of the high school underwent extensive renovation and remodeling, concluding in 2016.

Over 40 percent of the students participate in interscholastic sports. There are over 30 extracurricular opportunities for students to explore many different interests. Lew-Port High School has a China exchange program where students go to live with a volunteered family, and teachers and students of China live in Lewiston for 6-month period of time. Lew-Port has formed relationships with sister high schools in Italy, Argentina, France, China, Belgium, and England. 98.4% of Lewiston Porter High School students complete high school, and 84% of the students will further their education in a college setting.[citation needed]

History[]

Lewiston-Porter High School began construction in 1950, and opened in September 1952.

Former Principals[]
  • Mr. Harry K. Blakeslee–1947-1960 (Principal - Lewiston High School, named Director of Health/Physical Education for Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mr. Paul W. Haley–1960-1967 (Biology teacher - Lewiston Porter High School, unknown)
  • Mr. James W. Davis–1967-1971 (unknown, named Assistant Principal for Instruction at Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mr. Theodore Wodzinski–1971-1974
  • Dr. Glenn Leis–1974-1980 (Principal - Newton High School, killed[13])
  • Mr. William H. Hockaday–1980-1986 Deceased 2011, funeral announcement by family
  • Dr. Richard A. Maratto–1986-1990 (Principal – Kensington High School, named Principal of )
  • Dr. Roberta J. Love–1990-2002 (Assistant Principal – Williamsville North High School, retired)
  • Mr. Michael J. Gallagher–2002-2005 (Principal – , named Principal of Hamburg High School)
  • Mr. Paul Casseri–2005-2015 (Principal – South Park High School, named Superintendent of Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mr. Andrew Auer–2015-2017 (Principal - Lewiston-Porter Intermediate Center, named Principal of Lewiston-Porter Middle School)
  • Mr. Jared D. Taft–2017-2019 (Vice Principal - Lackawanna High School, named Principal of )
  • Dr. Whitney Vantine [interim]–2019-2020 (Interim Superintendent - West Seneca Central School District, retired)
Former Assistant Principals[]
  • Mr. George E. Decker–1969-1971 (Math teacher - Lewiston Porter Central school, named Guidance Counselor of Lewiston-Porter High School)
  • Dr. Donald Yates–1971-1974 (Social Studies teacher - Lewiston Porter Junior/Senior High School, named Curriculum Coordinator of Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mr. William T. McQuay–1974-1987 (Guidance Counselor - Lewiston-Porter High School, retired)
  • Mr. Vance G. Agee–1985-2001 (German teacher - , retired)
  • Mr. Gerald W. Tucker–1987-1990 (unknown, named Principal of North Elementary School[14])
  • Ms. Mary Louise Oravec–1990-1993 (Librarian - Lewiston-Porter High School, named Assistant Principal of Lewiston-Porter Middle School)
  • Mr. James A. Condino–1993-1996 (Health teacher - Lewiston-Porter High School, laid off)
  • Mr. Kevin M. MacDonald –1996-1998 (Social Studies teacher - Lewiston-Porter High School, named Principal of Royalton-Hartland High School)
  • Mr. John Diodate–2005-2008 (2nd grade teacher – Lewiston-Porter Primary Center, named Principal of )

Academics[]

Lew-Port High School is accredited by the Middle States Association Commission on Secondary Schools.[15]

Period Start End
Period 1 7:44 8:31
Period 2 8:35 9:17
Period 3 9:21 10:03
Period 4 10:07 10:49
Period 5 10:53 11:35
Period 6 11:39 12:21
Period 7 12:25 1:07
Period 8 1:11 1:53
Period 9 1:57 2:39

Middle school[]

Lewiston-Porter Middle School
Location
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PrincipalAndrew M. Auer
Asst. PrincipalAlan J. Ingraham
Grades6-8
WebsiteLewiston-Porter MS

Lewiston-Porter Middle School houses grades 6-8. The current principal is Mr. Andrew Auer, and the assistant principal is Mr. Alan Ingraham.

The middle school contains a gymnasium with a retractable batting cage, a cafeteria/auditorium, and one floor of classrooms.

History[]

Lewiston Porter Middle School opened in 1957 as "Lewiston Early Secondary School."

Former Principals[]
  • Mr. E.K. Stevens–1957-1960 (Guidance Counselor - Lewiston-Porter Junior/Senior High School, named Director of Secondary Education of Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mr. Robert H. Cunningham–1960-1976 (Teacher - Lewiston-Porter Junior/Senior High School, retired)
  • Dr. Dennis M. Tosetto–?-2002
  • Ms. Jill A. Sherman–2002-2005 (Principal – Jefferson Middle School, named Principal of Cleveland Hill High School)
  • Mr. Vincent P. Dell'Oso–2005-2010 (Dean of Students – Lewiston-Porter Middle School, named Principal of West Seneca East Middle School)
  • Mrs. Karen Cuddy-Miller–2010-2012 (Staff and Curriculum Developer – Erie 1 BOCES, named Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction of Grand Island Central School District)
  • Dr. Dean R. Ramirez–2012-2017 (Assistant Principal – Maryvale High School, named Principal of Iroquois High School)
Former Assistant Principals[]
  • Mr. Lloyd Alexander–1967-1969
  • Mrs. Arline W. Gidlow–1969-1970 (Guidance Counselor - Lewiston-Porter Junior High School, returned to position)
  • Mr. William M. Hockaday–1970-? Physical Education teacher - Niagara-Wheatfield High School, unknown)
  • Ms. Mary Louise Oravec–1993-1996 (Assistant Principal - Lewiston-Porter High School, laid off[16])
  • Mr. Andrew Krazimen–2012-2015 (Social Studies teacher – Maryvale High School, named Director of Curriculum and Instruction of Lewiston-Porter Central School District)
  • Mrs. Tina Rodriguez–2015-2017 (Kindergarten teacher - Lewiston-Porter Primary Center, named Principal of Lewiston-Porter Intermediate School)
  • Mr. Nicholas D. Hill–2017-2019 (unknown, named Director of Technology of Lewiston-Porter Central School District)

Academics[]

Period Beginning End
Homeroom 7:50 7:53
Period 1 7:55 8:34
Period 2 8:38 9:18
Period 3 9:22 10:02
Period 4 10:06 10:46
Advisory 10:50 11:20
Grade 6 Lunch 11:23 11:43
Period 5E 11:23 12:03
Period 5L 11:47 12:27
Grade 8 Lunch 12:07 12:27
Period 6E 12:07 12:47
Period 6L 12:31 1:11
Grade 7 Lunch 12:51 1:11
Period 7 1:15 1:55
Period 8 1:59 2:38

Intermediate Education Center[]

Lewiston-Porter Intermediate Education Center
Location
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PrincipalTina Rodriguez
Grades3-5
WebsiteLewiston-Porter Intermediate Education Center

Lewiston-Porter Intermediate Education Center (formerly South Elementary School[17]) serves Grades 3-5. The principal is Mrs. Tina Rodriguez.

The "IEC" as it is called by students and teachers, has a large gymnasium that can be divided, a large cafeteria once referred to as the “Lancer Inn”, two floors of classrooms and a one-story wing with music and art rooms facing east.

History[]

The school's named changed from South Elementary to Lewiston-Porter Intermediate Center in 2002.[18]

Selected former principals[]

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

  • Dr. Kenneth A. Skowronski–?-1997 (unknown, retired)
  • Mr. Gerald W. Tucker–1997-2002 (Principal - North Elementary School,[14] retired[17]
  • Mr. David G. Livingston–2002-2005 (5th Grade teacher - Errick Road Elementary School,[17] retired[19])
  • Ms. Tamara Larson–2005-2010 (Coordinator of Youth Development/Pupil Support Services – Erie 1 BOCES,[19] named Principal of Lewiston-Porter Primary Center[20])
  • Mr. Andrew Auer–2010-2015 (Principal – Royalton-Hartland Elementary School, named Principal of Lewiston-Porter High School)
  • Mrs. Julie Gajewski–2015-2017 (Assistant Principal – Union Pleasant Elementary School, named Principal of )

Primary Education Center[]

Lewiston-Porter Primary Education Center
Location
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PrincipalTamara Larson
GradesK-2
WebsiteLewiston-Porter Central School Primary Education Center

Lewiston-Porter Primary Education Center (formerly North Elementary School) houses grades K-2 and has an enrollment of 513 students. The Multi-Age Program hosts children from grades 1 - 3. The principal is Mrs. Tamara Larson.

History[]

National Blue Ribbon Award

In 2015, the Lewiston-Porter Primary Education Center was one of nineteen schools throughout New York State to be nominated by the New York State Education Department as a National Blue Ribbon School. The nineteen nominees were selected out of 6,500 schools throughout New York State and include elementary, middle, and high school levels as well as public, private, and charter schools.[21]

Selected Former Principals[]

  • Mr. Watson C. McCallister–1966-1969 (Social Studies teacher - North Elementary School, returned to teaching[22])
  • Mr. Gerald W. Tucker–1990-1997 (Assistant Principal - Lewiston-Porter High School,[14] retired)
  • Ms. Margaret Beach–1997-2010 (unknown, retired)

Special education[]

The Lewiston-Porter Central School District provides students with disabilities the appropriate services to meet each student's educational needs. A student is classified through the district's (CSE) Committee on Special Education Department or (CPSE) Committee on Preschool Education. The office is located in the Administration Building.

Sports[]

The name of the schools sports team is the "Lewiston-Porter Lancers". The logo consists of a medieval lancer standing ready to charge, covered in kelly green and white, which are the school district's colors. Lewiston-Porter has an array of sports programs, including baseball, football, basketball, bowling, wrestling, cheerleading, track and field, cross country, tennis, volleyball, gymnastics, swimming, golf, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, and softball. Lew-Port has a turf field behind its high school which can hold football, soccer, and lacrosse games and practices for the school. Brad Halgash is the athletic director.

Lew-Port competes in the Niagara Frontier League (NFL) with rival schools including Niagara-Wheatfield, Niagara Falls, Lockport, Starpoint Central School District, and the Grand Island Central School District. Currently, Lew-Port is in New York's Section 6.

In Lew-Port history, only three Jersey numbers have been officially retired. They include:

  • Number 34 – NFL player and Lew-Port alumnus Daryl Johnston's number was retired from the school's football program on September 1, 2006.[23]
  • Number 74 – football player Kenny Mort's number was also retired in Lewiston Porter's football program.[23]
  • Number 76 – football player Johnathan "J-Mill" Miller's number was retired from the football program on October 1, 2010. Additionally, a patch with his number was placed on the varsity sports teams' jerseys. Miller died on November 15, 2009 in a car accident.[24]

Stadiums[]

Lew-Port has two stadiums behind their high school. Blakeslee Field, most commonly used for football, can also be used for soccer and lacrosse. It is a synthetic artificial grass turf field. Next to Blakeslee Field is Elia Stadium, which is a full size soccer field. Both stadiums have four large sections of bleachers. In the Lew-Port High School, there is a full size gymnasium in which they hold boys and girls Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball, and wrestling matches. There is also a pool which can hold swim meets. Behind the middle school there are two baseball diamonds and two softball diamonds for J.V. and Varsity baseball and softball.

Transportation[]

The school district offers transportation to/from students home to school in the form of school buses, operated by Ransomville Bus Lines. Students are permitted to be driven to school by their parents. Additionally, eleventh and twelfth grade students may drive to school if they have a New York State license and permission by the school.

Lew-Port alumnus
Daryl Johnston

Notable alumni[]

Selected former administrators[]

Year Superintendent PEC Principal IEC Principal MS Principal MS Asst. Principal HS Principal HS Vice Principal
1990-1991 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1991-1992 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1992-1993 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1993-1994 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1994-1995 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1995-1996 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1996-1997 Walter Polka Gerald Tucker Ken Skowronski Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1997-1998 Walter Polka Peggy Beach Gerald Tucker Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1998-2000 Walter Polka Peggy Beach Gerald Tucker Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
1999-2000 Walter Polka Peggy Beach Gerald Tucker Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
2000-2001 Walter Polka Peggy Beach Gerald Tucker Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love Vance Agee
2001-2002 Walter Polka Peggy Beach Gerald Tucker Dennis Tosetto Roberta Love
2002-2003 Walter Polka Peggy Beach David Livingston Jill Sherman Mike Gallagher
2003-2004 Whitney Vantine Peggy Beach David Livingston Jill Sherman Mike Gallagher
2004-2005 Whitney Vantine Peggy Beach David Livingston Jill Sherman Mike Gallagher
2005-2006 Don Rappold* Peggy Beach Tamara Larson Vinny Dell'Oso Paul Casseri John Diodate
2006-2007 Don Rappold* Peggy Beach Tamara Larson Vinny Dell'Oso Paul Casseri John Diodate
2007-2008 Don Rappold* Peggy Beach Tamara Larson Vinny Dell'Oso Paul Casseri John Diodate
2008-2009 Chris Roser Peggy Beach Tamara Larson Vinny Dell'Oso Paul Casseri John Evert
2009-2010 Chris Roser Peggy Beach Tamara Larson Vinny Dell'Oso Paul Casseri John Evert
2010-2011 Chris Roser Tamara Larson Andy Auer Karen Cuddy Paul Casseri John Evert
2011-2012 Chris Roser Tamara Larson Andy Auer Karen Cuddy Paul Casseri John Evert
2012-2013 Chris Roser Tamara Larson Andy Auer Dean Ramirez Andy Krazimen Paul Casseri John Evert
2013-2014 Chris Roser Tamara Larson Andy Auer Dean Ramirez Andy Krazimen Paul Casseri John Evert
2014-2015 Chris Roser Tamara Larson Andy Auer Dean Ramirez Andy Krazimen Paul Casseri John Evert
2015-2016 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Julie Gajewski Dean Ramirez Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer John Evert
2016-2017 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Julie Gajewski Dean Ramirez Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer John Evert
2017-2018 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer Nick Hill Jake Taft John Evert
2018-2019 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer Nick Hill Jake Taft John Evert
2019-2020 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer Alan Ingraham Vantine*/Rowles John Evert
2020-2021 Paul Casseri Tamara Larson Tina Rodriguez Andy Auer Alan Ingraham Brad Rowles John Evert

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