Congratulations to the Corinth High School Class of 2024! We wish you much happiness and success in your post-graduation endeavors! #CorinthisCommunity
We are all ready for the CHS 2024 Commencement ceremony to take place at 6:30 on this beautiful summer evening! If you cannot attend the ceremony, you can watch the live stream by clicking: https://www.youtube.com/live/PeoMbmhQYPw
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
Attention, CES families! Please see our SUMMER READING Newsletter to see how we can all help our students to continue to learn and read this summer! Click here: https://secure.smore.com/n/q3uah
ATTENTION, CLASS OF 2024, FAMILIES and COMMUNITY MEMBERS! Please see an important message from Mr. Schenone regarding the change in date for our Commencement Ceremony:
I wanted to send an update about our graduation ceremony. Based on the current weather forecast, we are going to move our graduation ceremony to Tuesday evening. With thunderstorms predicted for Wednesday, we want to make sure that our ceremony is a safe event for all. We asked families to reserve both Tuesday and Thursday evenings as alternate times, hoping we would not need them. Unfortunately, the forecast is not cooperating with us this year and we are moving the ceremony to Tuesday at 6:30.
We understand how important this event is and want to make it as memorable for our graduates as possible. The inconvenience that comes with adjusting plans, especially with families traveling from out of town is regrettable, but this will ensure that our event can take place safely.
The graduation rehearsal for the Seniors will still take place on Tuesday morning at 11:00 am. The parade will take place on Tuesday evening immediately following our ceremony. I appreciate your flexibility and support.
Respectfully,
Eric Schenone
I wanted to send an update about our graduation ceremony. Based on the current weather forecast, we are going to move our graduation ceremony to Tuesday evening. With thunderstorms predicted for Wednesday, we want to make sure that our ceremony is a safe event for all. We asked families to reserve both Tuesday and Thursday evenings as alternate times, hoping we would not need them. Unfortunately, the forecast is not cooperating with us this year and we are moving the ceremony to Tuesday at 6:30.
We understand how important this event is and want to make it as memorable for our graduates as possible. The inconvenience that comes with adjusting plans, especially with families traveling from out of town is regrettable, but this will ensure that our event can take place safely.
The graduation rehearsal for the Seniors will still take place on Tuesday morning at 11:00 am. The parade will take place on Tuesday evening immediately following our ceremony. I appreciate your flexibility and support.
Respectfully,
Eric Schenone
Corinth Middle School is once again proud to offer a wide variety of Summer Enrichment courses this year! There is no cost to families! Check out the great learning opportunities by clicking: https://secure.smore.com/n/qvwgh
CMS hosted our annual PBIS picnic on Monday! Students enjoyed games, a picnic lunch and a great day of fun with their friends. Thanks to all who made this day possible! Remember: BE SAFE - BE RESPECTFUL - BE RESPONSIBLE!! (More photos on Facebook! )
A shout out to CHS Varsity Baseball players, Kaden Wright and Eddie McGuire for being named as Adirondack League All-stars for the 2024 season! Way to go, Riverhawks!
For details, click: https://poststar.com/sports/high-school/baseball/co-mvps-lead-adirondack-league-baseball-all-stars/article_d94fc806-2cf4-11ef-b5ec-43ade9a8f05f.html
REPOST/REMINDER: This Saturday is Corinth Community Family Fun Day for children ages 4-13!! It will take place at the CES field from 12-4! See the flier below for details!
Thank you to the Town of Corinth and the Youth Commission for making this annual tradition possible!
A big shout out to the CES PTSA for sponsoring the Color Fun Run on Saturday! Students, staff and families had a blast getting exercise and enjoying the outdoors together. The colors were flying! Thank you to all who participated! #CorinthisCommunity
The Elementary Student Council took a field trip to visit Mayor Miller at The Village Hall. They learned all about the roles of a mayor, the election process, serving our community, the importance of honesty, communication, and the drive to want to do the right thing, along with much more. After this, they visited The Corinth Food Cupboard. Students learned how families are served, went "shopping,," stocked shelves, and received a treat. Thank you to our Mayor for making the time for us, our drinks, and flags! Thank you to Hank and Phyllis for opening up for us today and our treats! Our Corinth Community is very fortunate to have so many willing to serve and assist our citizens. We look forward to future trips!
A big shout out to advisor, Mrs. Fuller, for helping our students to model the character strengths of our Positivity Project for their peers (leadership, other people matter, purpose, kindness, curiosity and so much more)! Well done, Riverhawks!!
A big shout out to advisor, Mrs. Fuller, for helping our students to model the character strengths of our Positivity Project for their peers (leadership, other people matter, purpose, kindness, curiosity and so much more)! Well done, Riverhawks!!
The Corinth Alumni Association hosted the annual Alumni Banquet last weekend, welcoming the class of 2024 as the soon-to-be newest alumni.
Some of the alumni requested to tour our school to see all of the changes and were duly impressed. They loved the new auditorium, seeing the historic athletic trophies still on display, the view from our Oak Street library and more! It was a wonderful day of reminiscing in the building! They hope to make the tour an annual tradition on banquet weekend! Thank you to all who work had to keep the CHS Alumni Association thriving, honoring the history of our school. #CorinthisCommunity
Some of the alumni requested to tour our school to see all of the changes and were duly impressed. They loved the new auditorium, seeing the historic athletic trophies still on display, the view from our Oak Street library and more! It was a wonderful day of reminiscing in the building! They hope to make the tour an annual tradition on banquet weekend! Thank you to all who work had to keep the CHS Alumni Association thriving, honoring the history of our school. #CorinthisCommunity
It has been an exciting spring at CMS! Check out a copy of the June Smore that was recently shared with families linked here: https://secure.smore.com/n/4sb02
Look for our newsletter with our summer enrichment opportunities coming soon!
Look for our newsletter with our summer enrichment opportunities coming soon!
Attention, Corinth Central School District Families. Please the message that was sent to all families this afternoon regarding a schedule change tomorrow:
The weather forecast calls for a high heat and humidity this Tuesday through Friday. As such, the Elementary and Middle School will have a half day tomorrow, Tuesday June 18th. We do not have school on Wednesday, celebrating Juneteenth. Thursday and Friday are already scheduled half-days for students at the middle and elementary levels. (The grade 8 field trip to Albany tomorrow has been cancelled.)
The High School has Regents Exams this week, which cannot be rescheduled. Please report at your regularly scheduled times.
Please know that our objective is to prioritize the wellbeing of students while also considering the impact on families. We ask that you make sure your student stays hydrated and is dressed in lightweight clothing appropriate for school and for the warm weather.
Elementary School half days are from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM Middle School half days are from 8:00 AM to 11:15 AM Please reach out to your student's respective building office with any questions. Thank you!
The weather forecast calls for a high heat and humidity this Tuesday through Friday. As such, the Elementary and Middle School will have a half day tomorrow, Tuesday June 18th. We do not have school on Wednesday, celebrating Juneteenth. Thursday and Friday are already scheduled half-days for students at the middle and elementary levels. (The grade 8 field trip to Albany tomorrow has been cancelled.)
The High School has Regents Exams this week, which cannot be rescheduled. Please report at your regularly scheduled times.
Please know that our objective is to prioritize the wellbeing of students while also considering the impact on families. We ask that you make sure your student stays hydrated and is dressed in lightweight clothing appropriate for school and for the warm weather.
Elementary School half days are from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM Middle School half days are from 8:00 AM to 11:15 AM Please reach out to your student's respective building office with any questions. Thank you!
Our grade 8 students recently celebrated "Moving Up" to high school with a trip to Great Escape! They had a blast going on rides and having fun in their last days as middle school students. Thank you to the grade 8 team for celebrating our students, helping to make great memories together! We wish the CHS class of 2028 much success in high school!
More photos on Facebook!
More photos on Facebook!
CES hosted our traditional Flag Day celebration on Friday, honoring hometown heroes, learning about the history of the American Flag, sang patriotic songs and shared breakfast with their heroes!
#CorinthisCommunity #CorinthProud
(More photos on Facebook!)
#CorinthisCommunity #CorinthProud
(More photos on Facebook!)
Our third grade students recently visited the Wilton Wildlife Preserve to learn about the ecosystems of a meadow, pond and forest! They were excited to participate in the hands-on learning experience to support their classroom curriculum!
A shout out to all who participated in the George Spieldenner 5K hosted by our CHS Varsity Club! Congratulations to Hunter S. for being the top male winner, Killian S. for winning the youth division and their mom/alumna, Bri Shanahan, for winning the female division!
Our CES Riverhawk Field Day 2024 was a huge success!
Thank you to Coach Bowe and Coach Fabian for all that they did to coordinate this day and to all of the CES staff for their enthusiasm and participating in the fun!
A tip of the hat to our CES Riverhawks Roost (a.k.a. - Cafeteria) staff for the special lunch served on a Riverhawk frisbee!
Mrs. Connor got dunked in the dunk tank as a reward for our students meeting the Ronald McDonald House Reading goal and Hudson the Riverhawk was a huge hit! Way to go, Riverhawks! #CorinthProud
More photos on Facebook!
A tip of the hat to our CES Riverhawks Roost (a.k.a. - Cafeteria) staff for the special lunch served on a Riverhawk frisbee!
Mrs. Connor got dunked in the dunk tank as a reward for our students meeting the Ronald McDonald House Reading goal and Hudson the Riverhawk was a huge hit! Way to go, Riverhawks! #CorinthProud
More photos on Facebook!
Wednesday is World Traveler Wednesday in the Oak Street cafeteria! For the last month of the year, we will travel to Greece with our lunch options!
Did you know...
Family life is a very important part of life in Greece. Children often live with their parents even after they get married.
Greeks live long lives and it is thought that their varied diet of olives, olive oil, lamb, fish, squid, chickpeas, and lots of fruits and vegetables keep them healthy.
Greece has ten national parks and there is an effort to protect natural and historic landmarks. Marine parks help protect the habitats of two of Europe's most endangered sea creatures, the loggerhead turtle and monk seal.
Source: National Geographic Kids (Click on the link to learn more about the culture of Greece: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/greece
A big shout out to our amazing Cafeteria staff for exposing our students to new cultures and cuisines from around the globe with our lunch options.
Did you know...
Family life is a very important part of life in Greece. Children often live with their parents even after they get married.
Greeks live long lives and it is thought that their varied diet of olives, olive oil, lamb, fish, squid, chickpeas, and lots of fruits and vegetables keep them healthy.
Greece has ten national parks and there is an effort to protect natural and historic landmarks. Marine parks help protect the habitats of two of Europe's most endangered sea creatures, the loggerhead turtle and monk seal.
Source: National Geographic Kids (Click on the link to learn more about the culture of Greece: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/greece
A big shout out to our amazing Cafeteria staff for exposing our students to new cultures and cuisines from around the globe with our lunch options.
SUNY Adirondack is excited to share their Summer Enrichment offerings for students entering grades 4-10 in the fall. Click the link for more information: https://www.sunyacc.edu/summer-enrichment
