The inflatable race comes as a part of the school’s annual field day. One year the event put on by the school was a flash mob, and though this year’s field day and inflatable race was slightly dampened by the rain in the afternoon, Superintendent Tammy Mangus said the day was “full of races, popcorn, dunk tanks, puzzles, challenges and fun.”

“Sinclairville Elementary School always does something special for their student’s at year’s end,” Mangus said. “One year it was a flash mob, this year, it was an inflatable race. Teachers and staff put their heart and soul into good cheer and laughter for Cassadaga’s PreK through fifth grade students.”

The event partners with the school’s Parent Teacher Organization and local volunteers to pull off a multi-station, “high-octane seven hours of fun”. Mangus said the field day and inflatable race was led by teacher Jonie Hale, and is “no small feat”.

The school’s field day also included their team meeting students at the bus morning drop off in their inflatable costumes, ranging from Spongebob and the Pillsbury Dough Boy to sharks, axolotls, dinosaurs, koalas and more.

The inflatable race was a part of the school’s annual end-of-the-year field day. Submitted photo

“This is the perfect representation of the heart, passion and capacity our teams have for bringing joy to the lives of our students,” Mangus said.

Pictured are Sinclairville Elementary Staff members as they greet students getting off of the bus at the beginning of the day. Submitted photo