Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Teamwork. Teamwork means you work well as a member of a group or team. You are loyal, reliable, and dedicated to helping your team achieve its goals.
Teamwork involves prioritizing group success. Those strong in teamwork help all group members succeed, committing time and resources to the group's goals. They often delay personal accomplishments to ensure the group's overall success, which fosters positive feelings and counters selfishness and egotism.
For individuals, teamwork often means deferring or delaying individual accomplishments in order to ensure that the group maintains a high level of success. Their commitment to the larger group effort makes them good teammates. The positive feelings associated with being part of a larger whole — can be highly beneficial and combat selfishness and egotism.
To practice and encourage the character strength of teamwork at home, please visit the Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/. There, you can watch a video clip together and discuss a quote and three questions related to teamwork.
We hope that you will ask your student about the lessons and discussions on teamwork this week! Thank you for your continued support!
This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Teamwork. Teamwork means you work well as a member of a group or team. You are loyal, reliable, and dedicated to helping your team achieve its goals.
Teamwork involves prioritizing group success. Those strong in teamwork help all group members succeed, committing time and resources to the group's goals. They often delay personal accomplishments to ensure the group's overall success, which fosters positive feelings and counters selfishness and egotism.
For individuals, teamwork often means deferring or delaying individual accomplishments in order to ensure that the group maintains a high level of success. Their commitment to the larger group effort makes them good teammates. The positive feelings associated with being part of a larger whole — can be highly beneficial and combat selfishness and egotism.
To practice and encourage the character strength of teamwork at home, please visit the Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/. There, you can watch a video clip together and discuss a quote and three questions related to teamwork.
We hope that you will ask your student about the lessons and discussions on teamwork this week! Thank you for your continued support!
Attention, Riverhawks fans! It is a busy week of athletic contests coming up this week! Check out the schedule in the image below. See Schedule Galaxy on our website for directions and any schedule changes! Let's go, RIVERHAWKS!!
Our Modified Soccer Team kicked off their season under the lights on the road Thursday night! Coach Krohn and Coach McEvoy shared game highlights:
"The modified boys' soccer team put forth an excellent effort on the field, demonstrating great sportsmanship throughout the match in Hartford Thursday night. The game ended in a nail-biting 0-0 tie.
Micah, Phil, and Chris S. excelled on defense, while Owen, Miles B., and Carsen made a significant impact on offense. Blake Curry delivered an impressive performance in goal. Overall, it was a strong team effort as we kick off the season. We look forward to our next game against Glens Falls at home on Monday afternoon and hope to see you there!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
"The modified boys' soccer team put forth an excellent effort on the field, demonstrating great sportsmanship throughout the match in Hartford Thursday night. The game ended in a nail-biting 0-0 tie.
Micah, Phil, and Chris S. excelled on defense, while Owen, Miles B., and Carsen made a significant impact on offense. Blake Curry delivered an impressive performance in goal. Overall, it was a strong team effort as we kick off the season. We look forward to our next game against Glens Falls at home on Monday afternoon and hope to see you there!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
Our Boys Varsity Soccer team earned another win at home last night! Coach Deso shared game highlights from this big win:
"Granville made the long ride to Corinth this afternoon to face off in a league contest. The Riverhawks would apply immediate offensive pressure on the Horde, who would go on to convert six first-half goals. In the second half, it was more of the same, as the Corinth attack proved to be too much, adding six additional goals to complete the lopsided victory.
Scoring for the Riverhawks was spread around, with Tyler Smolinski racking up four goals on the evening, and Hunter Shanahan not far behind earning a hat trick.
Sam Tangora would net two, while Tristan Lozier and Sean Ward would each contribute a goal. Rounding out the scoring, senior goalkeeper! Owen Baker left his post in net towards the latter part of the second half to make his debut as a field athlete, scoring the Riverhawks' final goal off a sweet assist from fellow senior Lochlan Fuller.
The final score would be Corinth-12 Granville-0, with Owen Baker also earning his 4th shutout of the season (with a little help from Hunter Shanahan in net tonight :) The team is now 2-0-0 in league play and 5-0-0 overall, as they head out on the road Friday to take on the Lake George Lakers!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks and Coach Deso, Coach Baker and Coach Thompson!
"Granville made the long ride to Corinth this afternoon to face off in a league contest. The Riverhawks would apply immediate offensive pressure on the Horde, who would go on to convert six first-half goals. In the second half, it was more of the same, as the Corinth attack proved to be too much, adding six additional goals to complete the lopsided victory.
Scoring for the Riverhawks was spread around, with Tyler Smolinski racking up four goals on the evening, and Hunter Shanahan not far behind earning a hat trick.
Sam Tangora would net two, while Tristan Lozier and Sean Ward would each contribute a goal. Rounding out the scoring, senior goalkeeper! Owen Baker left his post in net towards the latter part of the second half to make his debut as a field athlete, scoring the Riverhawks' final goal off a sweet assist from fellow senior Lochlan Fuller.
The final score would be Corinth-12 Granville-0, with Owen Baker also earning his 4th shutout of the season (with a little help from Hunter Shanahan in net tonight :) The team is now 2-0-0 in league play and 5-0-0 overall, as they head out on the road Friday to take on the Lake George Lakers!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks and Coach Deso, Coach Baker and Coach Thompson!
Our Varsity Field Hockey team had a great night on the field. Coach Graham shared some big game highlights:
"The Varsity Girls Field hockey was on fire tonight against Coxsckie-Athens.! Aubrey Lozier came out ready to play, scoring three goals in quarter all unassisted. She then came out and scored two more in quarter three, one assisted by Jess Freebern.
Paice Murphy was in the right spot and also put one in the goal with an assist from Aubrey Lozier. Aubrey wasn't done yet! She rounded out the game with another goal in quarter four. Aubrey scored 6 of our seven goals!
The Riverhawks are on the road for a big league game on Friday against rival Granville!"
Way to go, Varsity Riverhawks!
"The Varsity Girls Field hockey was on fire tonight against Coxsckie-Athens.! Aubrey Lozier came out ready to play, scoring three goals in quarter all unassisted. She then came out and scored two more in quarter three, one assisted by Jess Freebern.
Paice Murphy was in the right spot and also put one in the goal with an assist from Aubrey Lozier. Aubrey wasn't done yet! She rounded out the game with another goal in quarter four. Aubrey scored 6 of our seven goals!
The Riverhawks are on the road for a big league game on Friday against rival Granville!"
Way to go, Varsity Riverhawks!
Our Varsity Golf Team continued their hot streak last evening! Here are match highlights from Coach Bruno:
"The Golf team is still undefeated, winning all six matches against Bolton on Wednesday night. Three of the matches were forfeits but they still had sectional scores to play for. Four out of our six golfers hit sectional scores led by Aiden Schurr and Parker Duerr-Clark with 41's. Cooper Philo had a 43 and Reiley Halliday had a 44. Liam Crooks won his 4th straight match and Collin Vincent barely missed with a 45 but it was his best 9 holes of the year. It was amazing to have 4 players post a sectional score as the team continues to get better each round.
This golf team is deep and talented. They have a big week coming up next week as they try to continue their undefeated season. Congratulations Team! "
Way to go Riverhawks!
"The Golf team is still undefeated, winning all six matches against Bolton on Wednesday night. Three of the matches were forfeits but they still had sectional scores to play for. Four out of our six golfers hit sectional scores led by Aiden Schurr and Parker Duerr-Clark with 41's. Cooper Philo had a 43 and Reiley Halliday had a 44. Liam Crooks won his 4th straight match and Collin Vincent barely missed with a 45 but it was his best 9 holes of the year. It was amazing to have 4 players post a sectional score as the team continues to get better each round.
This golf team is deep and talented. They have a big week coming up next week as they try to continue their undefeated season. Congratulations Team! "
Way to go Riverhawks!
It was a great night for our JV Field Hockey team last evening. Coach Haskell shared game highlights:
"Congratulations to the JV Field Hockey team. They played their most solid game of the season vs Schuylerville! The game finished with a 1-1 tie with the only Riverhawks goal coming from Brooke Wern on an assist from Lyla Miele.
Sydney Mosher had 8 amazing saves in the net! Gracie Jones, Arabella Nichols and Lila Bentley-Ghalib held the team together from the midfield. Ellison Emery came up big on defense to help make some saves as well! Congratulations to our Riverhawks!"
"Congratulations to the JV Field Hockey team. They played their most solid game of the season vs Schuylerville! The game finished with a 1-1 tie with the only Riverhawks goal coming from Brooke Wern on an assist from Lyla Miele.
Sydney Mosher had 8 amazing saves in the net! Gracie Jones, Arabella Nichols and Lila Bentley-Ghalib held the team together from the midfield. Ellison Emery came up big on defense to help make some saves as well! Congratulations to our Riverhawks!"
Attention, CES families! Just a quick reminder that we are excited to welcome you to our annual Curriculum Night tonight! This event is for parents/guardians only! Please see a copy of the invitation for details below! We look forward to seeing you this evening!
Community reminder: The C.A.R.E. Committee has been selected as the recipient of the Hannaford Helps program for September. Each time you purchase a reusable Fight Hunger bag at the Weibel Ave. store, CARE receives $1! Please consider supporting CARE! #CorinthisCommunity
Attention, SENIORS and families of the CHS Class of 2025!
The advisors have announced that: On Thursday, October 3rd @ 1:30pm a representative from Josten's will meet with the senior class to hand out and discuss graduation order packets. Thursday, 10/24, Josten's will be in school taking graduation orders during lunch periods for caps and gowns, announcements, etc.
Please see the class advisors (Mrs. Cook or Mrs. Schiavi) with any questions!!
The advisors have announced that: On Thursday, October 3rd @ 1:30pm a representative from Josten's will meet with the senior class to hand out and discuss graduation order packets. Thursday, 10/24, Josten's will be in school taking graduation orders during lunch periods for caps and gowns, announcements, etc.
Please see the class advisors (Mrs. Cook or Mrs. Schiavi) with any questions!!
Attention Riverhawks and Mountaineers fans! Please see our schedule of athletic contests for this week! Come on out and support our student athletes!! SHOW YOUR SCHOOL SPIRIT!
Be sure to check Schedule Galaxy on our website for directions to fields/courts and any updates!
Be sure to check Schedule Galaxy on our website for directions to fields/courts and any updates!
We would like to acknowledge our girls modified soccer players who are combining with players from Hadley-Luzerne to compete in the Adirondack League. These girls are pushing through a season with many new teammates and are very appreciative of this opportunity. The girls fought hard yesterday and came up short but are ready for their next challenge on Friday.
Alexis Cottone
Abby Richardson
Natalie Baker
Brynn Dunbar
Alexis Cottone
Abby Richardson
Natalie Baker
Brynn Dunbar
Our new Modified Golf Team hit the links for the first time yesterday! Here are some highlights from Coach Waring:
"Modified golf had their first match against Lake George yesterday. The overall match ended with a tie, but players did a great job navigating a golf course they had never played before with challenging greens and narrow fairways."
Great job Riverhawks!
"Modified golf had their first match against Lake George yesterday. The overall match ended with a tie, but players did a great job navigating a golf course they had never played before with challenging greens and narrow fairways."
Great job Riverhawks!
A big shout out to our Boys Varsity Soccer team for earning the WIN on the road last night!! Here are highlights from Coach Deso:
"The Riverhawks travelled to Greenwich for a Monday night battle under the lights! Composure, communication and patience were all solidly present throughout the contest. No one athlete was responsible for the 2-0 victory, as team play dominated the performance. Outhustling, and outshooting, while possessing the ball for the better part of the contest, these young athletes demonstrated the patience seen and expected of a veteran team.
Scoring would come in the second half, as the Riverhawks were finally able to break the Greenwich back line, with both goals scored by Tyler Smolinski, assisted by Tristan Lozier and defender Lucca Giaculli!
The team is now 1-0-0 in the league, and 4-0-0 overall, with their next game being held on Wednesday at home against Granville."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! We hope to see many fans at the home game tomorrow!!
"The Riverhawks travelled to Greenwich for a Monday night battle under the lights! Composure, communication and patience were all solidly present throughout the contest. No one athlete was responsible for the 2-0 victory, as team play dominated the performance. Outhustling, and outshooting, while possessing the ball for the better part of the contest, these young athletes demonstrated the patience seen and expected of a veteran team.
Scoring would come in the second half, as the Riverhawks were finally able to break the Greenwich back line, with both goals scored by Tyler Smolinski, assisted by Tristan Lozier and defender Lucca Giaculli!
The team is now 1-0-0 in the league, and 4-0-0 overall, with their next game being held on Wednesday at home against Granville."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! We hope to see many fans at the home game tomorrow!!
Our CCSD Athletic Department is proud to announce the first round of "ATHLETES of the WEEK!" Here is information shared by our Athletic Director, Ms. Haskell, as nominated by the team coaches:
Congratulations to this week's athletes of the week.:
Morgan Fish is a freshman on our fall varsity cheer team and is one of this year's captains. Morgan comes to practice everyday ready to help her team improve their skills. She attended almost all summer clinic days where she participated in strength training and learning new stunting skills. Morgan is a huge asset to our cheerleading program. - Coach Lemelin
Bailey Hall is nominated for girls soccer because of her determination and work ethic during the pre-season. She has put all her effort in and it’s showing. Very proud of her! - Coach Kanofsky
Trent has been one of the hardest workers through the first 2 weeks of football. He is always at the front of each conditioning workout. Trent gives all he’s got each and every play whether he is with the starting group or scout group. Keep up the great work!!- Coach Bowe
Parker is the number #1 golfer on our team of 8 this season. He shot a 44, a sectional score, and has been consistently working on his swing to improve throughout the season. Congratulations Parker! - Coach Bruno
Hunter Shanahan is a senior on our soccer team. Hunter has shown tremendous leadership and physical skill on our team early this season. Hunter also pushed through the final goal in our Championship game Vs. Northville to help the team win the Ring of Fire Soccer Tournament last weekend. - Coach Deso
Congratulations to all of our athletes for standing out among your peers! We look forward to acknowledging more stand out students in the future!
Congratulations to this week's athletes of the week.:
Morgan Fish is a freshman on our fall varsity cheer team and is one of this year's captains. Morgan comes to practice everyday ready to help her team improve their skills. She attended almost all summer clinic days where she participated in strength training and learning new stunting skills. Morgan is a huge asset to our cheerleading program. - Coach Lemelin
Bailey Hall is nominated for girls soccer because of her determination and work ethic during the pre-season. She has put all her effort in and it’s showing. Very proud of her! - Coach Kanofsky
Trent has been one of the hardest workers through the first 2 weeks of football. He is always at the front of each conditioning workout. Trent gives all he’s got each and every play whether he is with the starting group or scout group. Keep up the great work!!- Coach Bowe
Parker is the number #1 golfer on our team of 8 this season. He shot a 44, a sectional score, and has been consistently working on his swing to improve throughout the season. Congratulations Parker! - Coach Bruno
Hunter Shanahan is a senior on our soccer team. Hunter has shown tremendous leadership and physical skill on our team early this season. Hunter also pushed through the final goal in our Championship game Vs. Northville to help the team win the Ring of Fire Soccer Tournament last weekend. - Coach Deso
Congratulations to all of our athletes for standing out among your peers! We look forward to acknowledging more stand out students in the future!
Our Varsity Golf Team continued their hot streak this evening. Here are highlights from today's match-up from Coach Bruno:
The golf team continues to roll up wins, winning 4-1 over Warrensburg on Monday. After losing a close match at #1, Liam Crooks won on the last hole!
Aiden Schurr, Parker Duerr-Clark and Reiley Halliday all won their matches with a couple of holes to spare and Collin Vincent won his match by forfeit.
Reiley added a sectional score of 43 as well.
Another great team win.! The team is 3-0 on the season. Their next match is home on Wednesday. Nice job Riverhawks!"
The golf team continues to roll up wins, winning 4-1 over Warrensburg on Monday. After losing a close match at #1, Liam Crooks won on the last hole!
Aiden Schurr, Parker Duerr-Clark and Reiley Halliday all won their matches with a couple of holes to spare and Collin Vincent won his match by forfeit.
Reiley added a sectional score of 43 as well.
Another great team win.! The team is 3-0 on the season. Their next match is home on Wednesday. Nice job Riverhawks!"
Friday night was a big night for Girls Field Hockey! Here are some game highlights from the JV win from Coach Haskell:
Congratulations to the JV field hockey team for the 3- 0 win over Emma Willard on Friday night. The team was led by Callie Wrigley with two goals and an assist. Addison Berard also added to the scoring with a goal which was assisted by Brooke Wern.
Ellison Emery, Lila Miele and Gracie Jones were a huge part of the team's success by controlling the midfield.
Our Riverhawks play tonight at Hoosick Falls. Good luck to the JV and Varsity teams on the road! Go, RIVERHAWKS!!
Congratulations to the JV field hockey team for the 3- 0 win over Emma Willard on Friday night. The team was led by Callie Wrigley with two goals and an assist. Addison Berard also added to the scoring with a goal which was assisted by Brooke Wern.
Ellison Emery, Lila Miele and Gracie Jones were a huge part of the team's success by controlling the midfield.
Our Riverhawks play tonight at Hoosick Falls. Good luck to the JV and Varsity teams on the road! Go, RIVERHAWKS!!
The JV girls volleyball team won their second game in a row beating Fort Edward in two sets. The team came out and set the tone early in the first set winning 25 to 1. The Riverhawks did a great job serving the ball. Olivia LaPoint recorded 11 aces; Addy Cook had 8,and Maya Lynne Bedell had 4. Everyone on the team contributed to help secure the win!
Keep up the great work! Go, Riverhawks!
Keep up the great work! Go, Riverhawks!
Our Varsity Girls Field Hockey team had a great game on Friday night, notching another win. Here are highlights from Coach Graham:
"The varsity girls field hockey team had a big win over Emma Willard on the road on Friday. The team won 5-0.
Alivia Burke started out the scoring for the Riverhawks with a beautiful reverse stick goal. Aubrey Lozier scored 2 goals and also had two assists. Ava Holmes also had two goals, and Paice Murphy was on fire on the front line with two assists. Riley Mattison had a stick save in our goal and Maddie Rosenbrock had only 4 goalkeeper saves due to the support of her defense!
The Riverhawks are on the road today to face the league champs Hoosick Falls.
We wish you much success today, Riverhawks!!!
"The varsity girls field hockey team had a big win over Emma Willard on the road on Friday. The team won 5-0.
Alivia Burke started out the scoring for the Riverhawks with a beautiful reverse stick goal. Aubrey Lozier scored 2 goals and also had two assists. Ava Holmes also had two goals, and Paice Murphy was on fire on the front line with two assists. Riley Mattison had a stick save in our goal and Maddie Rosenbrock had only 4 goalkeeper saves due to the support of her defense!
The Riverhawks are on the road today to face the league champs Hoosick Falls.
We wish you much success today, Riverhawks!!!
Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Curiosity. Curiosity means you like exploration and discovery. You ask lots of questions because you want to learn more about anything and everything.
Curiosity is essential to our character, driving our desire for wisdom and knowledge. It keeps us engaged in stories and encourages us to try new activities or travel. Everyone experiences curiosity differently — behaviorally, intellectually, and emotionally.
People with strong curiosity are more likely to ask questions and try new things. Curiosity is a form of courage because asking questions shows we don't know something, and trying new activities risks failure. However, it's through questions and exploration that we learn and grow.
To practice and encourage curiosity at home, please visit the mobile-friendly P2 for Families: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ .There, you may watch a video clip together and discuss a quote and three questions related to the strength of curiosity.
The character strength for this week is embedded into our school mission statement: "The mission of the Corinth Central School, located at the gateway to the Adirondacks, is to spark lifelong curiosity in every student through inspired teaching that builds on the strengths of each student and creative partnerships so that our graduates excel in a rapidly changing world."
We hope that this week's social emotional learning curriculum will be the catalyst to initiate that spark! Have a great week and thank you for your support.
This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Curiosity. Curiosity means you like exploration and discovery. You ask lots of questions because you want to learn more about anything and everything.
Curiosity is essential to our character, driving our desire for wisdom and knowledge. It keeps us engaged in stories and encourages us to try new activities or travel. Everyone experiences curiosity differently — behaviorally, intellectually, and emotionally.
People with strong curiosity are more likely to ask questions and try new things. Curiosity is a form of courage because asking questions shows we don't know something, and trying new activities risks failure. However, it's through questions and exploration that we learn and grow.
To practice and encourage curiosity at home, please visit the mobile-friendly P2 for Families: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ .There, you may watch a video clip together and discuss a quote and three questions related to the strength of curiosity.
The character strength for this week is embedded into our school mission statement: "The mission of the Corinth Central School, located at the gateway to the Adirondacks, is to spark lifelong curiosity in every student through inspired teaching that builds on the strengths of each student and creative partnerships so that our graduates excel in a rapidly changing world."
We hope that this week's social emotional learning curriculum will be the catalyst to initiate that spark! Have a great week and thank you for your support.
