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Iroquois Newsletter
AN N U AL SCH OOL BU DGET V OT E & SCH OOL BOARD ELECT I ON
Voter Qualifications
Citizen of the United States
At least 18 years old
District resident for at least 30 days
just prior to the vote
Must be eligible under Section 5-106
of the Election Law
No pre-registration required
Note: Individuals who are first-time voters, do
not have a registration card on file, or are unknown
to the poll inspectors will be required to provide
identification to the poll inspector at the time of
voting.
Absentee ballot applications for the May 18, 2010
Budget Vote/Board of Education Election are currently
available in the District Clerk’s office.
To request an application:
Stop in the District Clerk’s office (Room 33) of the
Intermediate Building;
or
Call 652-3000, ext. 1001 and request an application;
or
Mail your request to the ICS District Clerk, PO Box
32, Elma, NY 14059. Requests must be received by
the Clerk no later than May 11, 2010.
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Louise Nevelson Inspired Sculpture
Proceeds from “Herd of Buffalo”, designed by Creative Craft students, were used to purchase a large
metal work of art for the high school
staircase representing our Iroquois
Chief.
Students in Mrs.
Buttino's and Mrs. Campbell's
Creative Crafts classes created a
triangular, free standing sculpture that will find a permanent
home in the High School Library. The frame of the sculpture
was carefully crafted by the
maintenance staff, and stands
over 7 feet tall and 3 feet wide.
The art work was inspired by the
artist Louise Nevelson, who created massive works of art made
out of wood, and assembled in
an Abstract manner. Individual
students each created an 8x10
wood composition that they
sanded and stained. The individual art works were then put together to make one fantastic
creation that makes quite an impression. The Art room proves,
once again, that a team approach
can really impact how we see the
world and make a difference.