Harris Hill Elementary School students teamed up with members of Clarence High School’s Art Partners to bring a wide range of animals to life.

Clarence High School junior Brody Kaufman is being credited with assisting a kayaker in distress while traveling with family in Florida during Spring Recess.

A group of 14 staff and students from the Clarence Central School District received Red Devil Recognitions, celebrating their positive contributions to the school community.

Clarence Central School District Co-Medical Director Kelly Naab is a Buffalo-area nominee for the American Heart Association’s Woman of Impact competition.

Sheridan Hill Elementary School Principal Jenna Arroyo is reading a book to classes for each of the 180 days of school as part of her Book A Day Program. 

Clarence High School senior Angelina Fetterly was recognized for her passion for music with a selection to the mixed chorus of the National Association for Music Education’s 2025 All-Eastern Honors Ensemble Festival.

About 15 students from Clarence High School’s Future Teachers of America club took part in the teacher shadowing experience, observing classrooms across the District’s elementary schools and Clarence Middle School.

Students at Harris Hill Elementary School dived into an underwater world of music and dance as they put their creative efforts into staging “Disney’s Finding Nemo JR.” for the community.

Clarence Middle School band director Thomas Stroth was named a recipient of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Erie County Music Educators Association’s Excellence in Music Education Award.

Students at Clarence High School learned from local first responders about how they can make a positive impact with hands-only CPR.

From special classroom lessons to a performance from the Rince Na Tiarna Irish Dance School, elementary students across the Clarence Central School District took time to celebrate and wear green on St. Patrick’s Day.

Gemma Hacker was named class valedictorian, Laura Kreher was named salutatorian and Adriana Colafranceschi was the third-highest ranked student. 

Students at Clarence High School’s Academy of Business and Finance took time to connect with professional mentors from the community, building relationships and skills that can benefit them through their lives. 

Tickets are on sale for the Clarence High School Drama Club's production of the musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" from March 13-15.