Byron-Bergen Central School District

09/24/2026

ATTN: Jr./Sr. HS Students

09/23/2026

09/22/2026

Mrs. Wood's class hit the nature trail yesterday for a relaxing walk as part of their unit on stress. Great work, Bees!

09/21/2026

A local celebrity was onsite Friday for the annual Elementary School roof photo - hey, Bee!

09/18/2026

REMINDER: Jr./Sr. High School picture day is Monday, September 21

09/17/2026

Mark your calendar for the September 23rd Kick-Off Meeting from 6-8pm in the Wolcott Street School Memorial Auditorium, 2 Trigon Park, LeRoy.

09/16/2026

Byron-Bergen Central School District rolls into the 2026-27 school year with new Transportation Director Aimee Louk leading the fleet. In this position, Louk is responsible for maintaining the high level of professionalism demonstrated by the entire transportation staff and ensuring safe transport of all students. She comes to Byron-Bergen with over 15 years of experience, most recently at Ontario Bus Co. and Victor Central Schools.
“Aimee Louk is quickly becoming a major asset to our District,” said Byron-Bergen Superintendent Pat McGee. “She is uncompromising on student safety, and her impressive credentials make it possible to maintain driver and aid certifications without sending staff to off-site training facilities.”
Louk is a 19A Certified Examiner and School Bus Driving Instructor (SBDI). As such, she is able to perform the training and testing necessary for drivers and monitors to remain in compliance with New York State standards, on-site. She began her career in school transportation in 2010 as a bus monitor and then became a driver.
“I started driving a school bus because I love children,” said Louk. “It's a must in this profession. I am most looking forward to meeting the kids in our district.”
Outside of work, Louk is a Harley-Davidson and gourmet food enthusiast and proud mother of one grown son, Austin. Her first day at Byron-Bergen was August 10, 2026.

09/15/2026

They keep the computers computing and the smart boards smart and the Bees connected to the world. They are the heroes of IT! If you see one of these amazing IT professionals today, please stop and give them a high five. ✋

09/14/2026

Brandon Lee White visited the Elementary School (all the way from Kansas City, Missouri) to talk with the 4th and 5th graders about the importance of being a role model in school by being brave, being kind, and being a leader. He showed off his professional ballroom dance moves with student and staff volunteers and shared personal experiences where he overcame challenges and relied on leaders around him to be role models for himself and others.