Nine members from the Orienteering team traveled to Camp Ernst KY for the 2023-24 Area 14/15 Orienteering Championship. The Maritime Freshman team placed 4th overall! Cadet Jayvon Robinson individually placed 3rd and Cadet Freddie Molina for placed 7th. They stopped in Cleveland on the way home and took a tour of the Coast Guard Cutter NEAH BAY, the cadets had a blast exploring the 140' icebreaking cutter.
3 days ago, WNYMCS
Cadets Competing in the Orienteering Championship
Cadets Competing in the Orienteering Championship
Cadets Competing in the Orienteering Championship
Last Minute refresher training on the compass
Cadets Competing in the Orienteering Championship
Cadets explore the Engine Room of the NEAH BAY
Cadets explore the bridge of the NEAH BAY
Cadet in the Captain's Chair (with the XO's permission)
Cadet at the helm of the NEAH BAY
The Coast Guard Cutter NEAH BAY in action (we were not on it)
Join our new student section the Maritime Maniacs this basketball season! Maritime Maniacs shirts will go on sale tomorrow for $10, this will give students FREE admission to all Maritime JV and Varsity games this basketball season. Our first HOME game will be December 4th starting at 5pm at Villa Maria College. This will be a WHITEOUT game for our student section. Come support your Maritime Commodores!
8 days ago, WNYMCS
T-shirt Design
Thirteen Cadets visited Niagara University today. The Admissions Office provided a tour of the campus and discussed the pros of going to Niagara University. Cadet Eric Lebron (former WNY Maritime Battalion Commanding Officer) was one of the tour guides. He is in the Army ROTC program and gets Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve next year. The Army ROTC discussed scholarships and life after graduation. The university also allowed the Cadets to eat in the dining facility with the students on campus.
8 days ago, WNYMCS
Thirteen Cadets visited Niagara University today
Thirteen Cadets visited Niagara University today
Thirteen Cadets visited Niagara University today
Nine Cadets from WNY Maritime helped American Legion Veterans and some Army JROTC Cadets from McKinley High School pick up flags at Veterans gravesites at Forest Lawn Cemetery this afternoon. There were over 8,000 flags and everyone finished within two hours. Great job from everyone
22 days ago, WNYMCS
What goes up, must come down.
What goes up, must come down.
What goes up, must come down.
What goes up, must come down.
What goes up, must come down.
Twelve Cadets from WNY Maritime took time from their Friday off from school to go to the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center to help out in their Veterans Celebration. The center wanted to thank all of the resident Veterans. The Cadets did a Color Guard, handed out Veteran themed centerpieces to each Veteran, talked to the residents, and took photos with the residents. It was a great life experience for both the Cadets and the residents.
27 days ago, WNYMCS
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Cadets at the South Buffalo Safire Rehabilitation Center
Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corps, MSgt Washington, MSgt Schroeder, LCpl Marchand, and all of the Maritime graduates that wear the title of United States Marine.
28 days ago, WNYMCS
HB USMC
Ten Cadets from WNY Maritime performed a Color Guard ceremony at Hospice Buffalo this morning. This was part of Hospice Buffalo’s Veterans Celebration Ceremony. The Cadets did an amazing job and impressed everyone.
29 days ago, WNYMCS
Cadet at Hospice Buffalo
Cadets presenting the flag at Hospice Buffalo
Cadet at Hospice Buffalo
As a result of Buffalo Public Schools revising their calendar for November 7th, we will not be having students in-person for school tomorrow, but they will be responsible for a "remote learning day." All candidates and cadets should check Google Classroom for all of their assigned classes before 2pm and complete the assignments for each class as required by the teacher(s). Instructions were also emailed out to all cadets through their school Gmail account.
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
Yesterday, 11 cadets traveled to the North Atlantic States Council of Carpenter's Training Center in Rochester for an open house for those high school students interested in a career in the trades. They learned about welding and experienced some hands on work with medal studs used in commercial construction and concrete molds used in the foundations of large construction projects.
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
Medal Framing for Commercial Buildings
Medal Framing for Commercial Buildings
Medal Framing for Commercial Buildings
Building  Concrete Forms
Building  Concrete Forms
Building  Concrete Forms
Building  Concrete Forms
Building  Concrete Forms
A MESSAGE FROM THE COMMANDANT TO CADETS at the High school... Based on the leadership of some of your fellow cadets and today's overall good behavior I have authorized a dress UP for the holiday for tomorrow. With that being said, remember that this is a privilege and if you do not follow the dress code (listed below) you will lose this privilege for future dress-downs. Police yourself and help others to act right so we can enjoy more days like this! Below you can see our dress down rules. In addition to this please do not wear any masks, no violent or distracting props, no revealing costumes, no offensive costumes, no hats or anything that blocks student's views. You will be sent home to change and be given discipline. DO NOT RISK IT. Good rule of thumb if you have to ask if it’s ok or appropriate for school the answer is likely no it is not. Pick something else for school. ● No caps or hats are to be worn in school (except on authorized “spirit days”). ● No wave caps or scarves. ● No sunglasses or novelty glasses are to be worn in school. ● No chains, no studded belts. Necklaces may be considered chains based on the size of the links. Characterization of whether a necklace is a chain will be made by Maritime Staff. ● No clothing or jewelry connected to gangs. ● No fraternity/sorority beads, jewelry, or other associated paraphernalia. ● No winter jackets may be worn in school. Hoodies and “light” jackets are authorized. ● No pajamas (except on authorized “spirit days”). ● No shorts (unless authorized by Commandant). ● No yoga pants, or leggings unless worn under a dress, skirt or pants. ● No clothing with references to illegal drugs or inappropriate messages which are contrary to our Honor Code (i.e. “No Snitching”). ● No clothing revealing breast cleavage or bare midriffs; males must wear trousers at their natural waist, no butt cleavage or underwear exposure (absolutely NO “sagging” will be tolerated. ● Clothing must be appropriately sized; not excessively tight to reveal body parts, nor excessively loose, allowing clothing to fall off the body. ● Skirts must reach the ends of the fingertips with arms extended at sides. ● No sandals, slides, open-toed shoes, or shoes with excessive high heels (this poses a safety issue and all Cadets must be able to walk normally). Crocs are authorized. ● Clothing may have rips, tears, holes, frayed edges as long as no skin or undergarments are showing
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday. Eight Cadets participated and a veteran that graduated last year met us at the park to assist. Thank you for your support Jacob Morgan! Our goal was to find three points but the team was quick so we traveled on to find the fourth! Confidence and knowledge within the team is growing and it surely showed! We ended practice with lunch at Mongolian! 
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
The Orienteering team had practice at Chestnut Ridge Saturday.
Students from the advanced art class participated in the Buffalo AKG Art Alive Celebration event this afternoon. They created a tableaux of Edward Ruscha's 1963 "Electric". The kids had a great time being photographed and complimented by visitors on their piece and were even told they were the happiest group seen that day!
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
Ms Hudson
the artists
our banner
Come on out to the final Seahawks Football Game of the season tomorrow, Saturday October 28th, as your Maritime-Tapestry Seahawks take on the Cheektowaga Warriors! Kickoff is at 12pm at Cheektowaga Central High School! Come cheer on your seniors, Ray Embler, Johnny Williams, Jazair McGee-Beavers, Mikhari Mims, Jason Span, Anthony Martin, Mekhi Hawkins, and James Martin, as they lead the Seahawks to victory!
about 1 month ago, WNYMCS
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
last regular season gave for seniors
Yesterday, cadets from Maritime competed in US CyberPatriot Round I.   CyberPatriot is a national youth cyber education program created the Air and Space Forces Association to inspire students toward careers in cybersecurity or other STEM programs.   The Cadets are competing against over 5,000 other teams throughout the world including 336 Navy JROTC Units.   There is another round next month and then State Finals in December
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
round 1
Round 1
Attention parents of Senior Cadets! SUNY will be offering free SUNY application weeks from October 16 – October 29. Students can apply to up to 5 SUNY schools with no application fee Apply to a SUNY institution today!
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
SUNY apply
Cadet LT L. Eberhardt enlisted in the US Navy today. CDR Deaville, our SNSI, administered the Oath of Enlistment on the Maritime stage.
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
the Oath
the Handshake
saying a few words
Cadet Eberhardt will be a CB
Spirit week for the High School starts tomorrow. Spirit week the MIDDLE SCHOOL is in two weeks (Oct 30 -Nov 3), here's the calendar for the dressdown.
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
MS Spirit week
10 Cadets traveled to the Erie County Forestry Saturday for an Orienteering competition. The team was split into two teams, Maritime Team B beat Maritime Team A. Both teams learned a lot this competition and continue to develop their Orienteering skills! Thank you to Buffalo Orienteering for hosting these competitions!
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
The Orienteering Team
pre game stretches
They love the mandated team photo
They love the mandated team photo
Ready to run
Happy Birthday to the US Navy. Not looking too bad for 248 years old. We won't mention that time you were disbanded making the Coast Guard the oldest continuous sea-going service.
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
Navy BDay
Spirit Week for the High School is next week. Here is the calendar for your dress-down planning. Spirit Week for the Middle School will be the week of Halloween (10/30 thru 11/3); details will be share when they are finalized.
about 2 months ago, WNYMCS
Spirit Week Calendar