Our Modified Girls Softball team earned the "W" last night in an exciting game! Coach Roberts shared game highlights:
"Modified softball ladies had a great start to the season. They won 23-5 against Hadley Luzerne. Olivia Dymond pitched a great game.
Jennifer Ives hit a home run sending two other girls home. Darrian Benedict hit another home run sending two girls home. Samantha Phillips hit a double. Both of our catchers, Annabelle and Darrian, were quick on their feet to throw down to third base. All of our girls played wonderfully. Next game is this Saturday, congratulations ladies!"
Great job, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work! We wish you a successful season on the diamond!
"Modified softball ladies had a great start to the season. They won 23-5 against Hadley Luzerne. Olivia Dymond pitched a great game.
Jennifer Ives hit a home run sending two other girls home. Darrian Benedict hit another home run sending two girls home. Samantha Phillips hit a double. Both of our catchers, Annabelle and Darrian, were quick on their feet to throw down to third base. All of our girls played wonderfully. Next game is this Saturday, congratulations ladies!"
Great job, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work! We wish you a successful season on the diamond!
Our JV Boys Baseball team earned the WIN last night on the road, defeating Fort Ann! A tip of the hat to pitchers, Anthony King and Collin Vincent who did a great job! Our JV Riverhawks take on Lake George at home on Friday at 4:30! Come cheer them on!
For Earth Day, Sixth graders spent class time learning about the history of Earth Day and the actions we can all do to help our planet. Students then went outside and enjoyed the sunshine while collaborating with classmates on their observations of the natural environment. They recorded their findings for a scavenger hunt of what they see as things that impact the environment in positive and negative ways.
Thank you to grade 6 science teacher, Mrs. LeFebre, for supporting our Positivity Project Social Emotional Learning curriculum. This week's character strength is: Appreciating Beauty and Excellence!
The C.A.R.E. Committee wants to give a big shout out to CHS National Honor Society Student, Madelyn Sitcer, for collecting school supplies as her service project. The collection will be part of our Back to School Fair for students in need in August (as well as available to anyone who needs supplies to finish the year)! What a great way to model our Positivity Project "Other People Mindset!" THANK YOU to Madelyn and to all who participated!
We have big news from the CHS/HL Mountaineers track team:
Congratulations to senior, Aidan Chase, for breaking the discus school record set in 1967 by Joe St. John. Aidan threw 139 feet 9 inches, which broke the previous school record by nearly a foot! Way to go, Aidan!
The CARE Committee is excited for the return to our Back to School fair in late August.
Currently seeking volunteer stylists to help provide some "back to school" haircuts for our students the night of the fair.
Interested stylists, please contact Kerry Giumarra for more information - 518-654-9005 ext. 3411 or giumarrak@corinthcsd.org #CorinthisCommunity
Currently seeking volunteer stylists to help provide some "back to school" haircuts for our students the night of the fair.
Interested stylists, please contact Kerry Giumarra for more information - 518-654-9005 ext. 3411 or giumarrak@corinthcsd.org #CorinthisCommunity
The Girls Varsity Riverhawks earned another win last night. Coach Bruno shared game highlights:
"The Lady Riverhawk had another come from behind win beating Fort Ann 4-3. With Fort Ann up 3-0 in the fifth the team answered with some small ball. Aubrey Lozier walked, Kenadee Flint singled and then Piper Houser hit a sac fly to give us our first run. Then Isabelle Cook had a sacrifice to score Kenadee Flint to bring us to only down 1 run. After some great defense and pitching we were down 1 run in the bottom of the seventh. Aubrey Lozier and Kenadee Flint had back to back singled then advanced to 2nd and 3rd on a wild pitch. Then with one out Belle Cook once again put the ball in play to score Aubrey Lozier and Kenadee Flint scored on the overthrow giving us the 4-3 win.
It was an exciting game where we played solid defense and Teagan Grady gave up only 5 hits, striking out 8. What an exciting win for the team that never gave up and stayed positive throughout. They had great at bats, covered each other in the field and came up clutch when we needed it! Great job ladies! We are now 3-2 in league play!"
Congratulations, ladies! Keep it going!
"The Lady Riverhawk had another come from behind win beating Fort Ann 4-3. With Fort Ann up 3-0 in the fifth the team answered with some small ball. Aubrey Lozier walked, Kenadee Flint singled and then Piper Houser hit a sac fly to give us our first run. Then Isabelle Cook had a sacrifice to score Kenadee Flint to bring us to only down 1 run. After some great defense and pitching we were down 1 run in the bottom of the seventh. Aubrey Lozier and Kenadee Flint had back to back singled then advanced to 2nd and 3rd on a wild pitch. Then with one out Belle Cook once again put the ball in play to score Aubrey Lozier and Kenadee Flint scored on the overthrow giving us the 4-3 win.
It was an exciting game where we played solid defense and Teagan Grady gave up only 5 hits, striking out 8. What an exciting win for the team that never gave up and stayed positive throughout. They had great at bats, covered each other in the field and came up clutch when we needed it! Great job ladies! We are now 3-2 in league play!"
Congratulations, ladies! Keep it going!
Our 7th grader participated in a great experience today, supporting our Positivity Project character strength: Appreciating Beauty and Excellence in honor of Earth Day 2024! From the Saratoga County Facebook page:
"Today, 7th graders from Corinth Central School District joined forces with Saratoga County to stock fish at the Corinth Reservoir Property. Joined by Supervisor Butler of the Town of Corinth, New York, the students eagerly stocked the reservoir with Brook Trout. This experience not only provided a valuable learning experience but also contributed to conservation efforts. The Saratoga County Fish Stocking program combines educational opportunities for students on the importance of preserving fish populations in addition to providing recreational opportunities for anglers. Thank you to the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors for supporting this program and to the students for participating."
Great job, 7th grade!!! #CorinthisCommunity (More photos on Facebook)
"Today, 7th graders from Corinth Central School District joined forces with Saratoga County to stock fish at the Corinth Reservoir Property. Joined by Supervisor Butler of the Town of Corinth, New York, the students eagerly stocked the reservoir with Brook Trout. This experience not only provided a valuable learning experience but also contributed to conservation efforts. The Saratoga County Fish Stocking program combines educational opportunities for students on the importance of preserving fish populations in addition to providing recreational opportunities for anglers. Thank you to the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors for supporting this program and to the students for participating."
Great job, 7th grade!!! #CorinthisCommunity (More photos on Facebook)
It was beautiful weather for senior day on our tennis courts. Congratulations to our 5 senior Varsity Tennis players: MJ Sprague, Duncan Peterson, Karissa Fullerton, John Geary and Reef Bishop (absent from photos). Congratulations! We wish you the best!
It is NATIONAL SCHOOL BUS DRIVER DAY!
We want to give a big shout out to our CCSD Transportation Department!
Thank you for all that you do to transport our students to and from school, field trips and athletic contests safely! We appreciate you!
Dear CCSD Families:
This week our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence (JUST IN TIME FOR EARTH DAY!). Appreciation of beauty and excellence means you notice and value the world’s beauty and people’s skills. You don’t take things for granted.
Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence is the ability to identify and enjoy that which is admirable in the world. There are three types of goodness in which positive psychology focuses: physical beauty (e.g. a sunset, a song, or building); an exceptional skill or talent; and moral goodness (e.g. a character strength). Appreciation of beauty can generate awe; appreciation of a skill can generate admiration; and appreciation of moral goodness can generate moral elevation. All of these feelings (awe, admiration, and moral elevation) help us forget ourselves and find increased joy and meaning in the world.
Appreciating excellence and beauty helps an individual experience positive emotions and connect to the world around them. It’s an outward facing strength, meaning the individual is focused on the world outside their head. And, not only is the individual outwardly focused, but often deeply absorbed in a sense of awe or admiration, freeing them to forget anxieties and troubles. And it is associated with other strengths, such as gratitude, curiosity, love of learning, and purpose.
To practice and encourage the character strength of Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2) where together you can watch a video, read a quote and talk about the answers to three questions.
Have a wonderful week and HAPPY EARTH DAY!
This week our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence (JUST IN TIME FOR EARTH DAY!). Appreciation of beauty and excellence means you notice and value the world’s beauty and people’s skills. You don’t take things for granted.
Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence is the ability to identify and enjoy that which is admirable in the world. There are three types of goodness in which positive psychology focuses: physical beauty (e.g. a sunset, a song, or building); an exceptional skill or talent; and moral goodness (e.g. a character strength). Appreciation of beauty can generate awe; appreciation of a skill can generate admiration; and appreciation of moral goodness can generate moral elevation. All of these feelings (awe, admiration, and moral elevation) help us forget ourselves and find increased joy and meaning in the world.
Appreciating excellence and beauty helps an individual experience positive emotions and connect to the world around them. It’s an outward facing strength, meaning the individual is focused on the world outside their head. And, not only is the individual outwardly focused, but often deeply absorbed in a sense of awe or admiration, freeing them to forget anxieties and troubles. And it is associated with other strengths, such as gratitude, curiosity, love of learning, and purpose.
To practice and encourage the character strength of Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2) where together you can watch a video, read a quote and talk about the answers to three questions.
Have a wonderful week and HAPPY EARTH DAY!
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT REPOST/REMINDER: This Wednesday is the 24th Annual McTeachers Night at the Exit 18 McDonalds (from 4-7)! Review the flier for details! We hope to see you there!
Coach Bowe shared highlights of game 2 of yesterday's double header:
"The boys varsity earned another win on Saturday to finish the double header 2 and 0. The boys beat Mayfield 10-9. Kaden Wright and Sam Tangora both had 2 hits. Kaden had a triple and scored on a throwing error. Ethan Williams, Josh Colson, and Sam Tangora were great on the mound. We drew 8 walks and had 7 stolen bases.
The coaches are very happy with the team's effort throughout both games. They battled each and every inning to win both games. It’s great to see all their hard work payoff."
Congratulations, gentlemen! (more photos on Facebook)
"The boys varsity earned another win on Saturday to finish the double header 2 and 0. The boys beat Mayfield 10-9. Kaden Wright and Sam Tangora both had 2 hits. Kaden had a triple and scored on a throwing error. Ethan Williams, Josh Colson, and Sam Tangora were great on the mound. We drew 8 walks and had 7 stolen bases.
The coaches are very happy with the team's effort throughout both games. They battled each and every inning to win both games. It’s great to see all their hard work payoff."
Congratulations, gentlemen! (more photos on Facebook)
It was a big day for our Varsity Boys Riverhawks Baseball team who played 2 games yesterday! Highlights from Coach Bowe via Game Changer are in the image below.
"The varsity boys baseball team came away with a huge league win over Hartford/Fort Edward to become 3-1 in league play!! This was their first win of the doubleheader on Saturday."
"The varsity boys baseball team came away with a huge league win over Hartford/Fort Edward to become 3-1 in league play!! This was their first win of the doubleheader on Saturday."
Our JV Girls Softball team us working hard this season! Be sure to check Schedule Galaxy for their schedule and catch a game soon! Go, Riverhawks!!!
(More photos on Facebook)
Congratulations to our Varsity Tennis team for earning the win on the road. Coach Sprague shared match highlights:
"The Riverhawks Varsity Tennis Team picked up another win in a very close contest versus Granville on Wednesday, 4/18/2024.
Heading into the last match of the day tied at 3-3, Wyatt Brown-Lagoy picked up a win at the number 5 singles position to clinch a 4-3 victory. Other winners on the day were MJ Sprague (#1 singles), Alex Schiavi (#2 singles), and David Frye at #4 singles. Way to go Riverhawks! Our next match is Friday versus Warrensburg."
"The Riverhawks Varsity Tennis Team picked up another win in a very close contest versus Granville on Wednesday, 4/18/2024.
Heading into the last match of the day tied at 3-3, Wyatt Brown-Lagoy picked up a win at the number 5 singles position to clinch a 4-3 victory. Other winners on the day were MJ Sprague (#1 singles), Alex Schiavi (#2 singles), and David Frye at #4 singles. Way to go Riverhawks! Our next match is Friday versus Warrensburg."
It was a great night on the diamond for our Boys Varsity Baseball team! Coach Bowe shared game highlights:
"The boys varsity baseball team earned a big league win vs. North Warren last night. Kaden Wright. And Sam Tangora put their strong efforts on the mound together to get the team the win.
Sam Tangora and Ashton Wright both went 2-3 for and scored twice. Kaden Wright. went 1-3 and had 2 RBI’s, scoring twice himself.
Our boys did an amazing job on the base paths when North Warren made mistakes. The varsity baseball team is now 2-1."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
"The boys varsity baseball team earned a big league win vs. North Warren last night. Kaden Wright. And Sam Tangora put their strong efforts on the mound together to get the team the win.
Sam Tangora and Ashton Wright both went 2-3 for and scored twice. Kaden Wright. went 1-3 and had 2 RBI’s, scoring twice himself.
Our boys did an amazing job on the base paths when North Warren made mistakes. The varsity baseball team is now 2-1."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
A big shout out to our CES students who were acknowledged at the March Social Emotional Learning assembly for demonstrating the Positivity Project character strength of FAIRNESS! Way to go, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work! We are proud of you! (More photos on Facebook!)
SAVE THE DATE! The C.A.R.E. Committee will be accepting donations of gently used winter apparel at the CES Community Night on May 29th! Before you pack up the winter gear, do you have something to donate? Please see the flier for details. #CorinthisCommunity
Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Varsity Track teams on their victory over Whitehall. The girls won 64 to 46 and the Boys won 102 to 33. Both teams are 2-0 in the league. Way to go, Mountaineers! Keep up the great work!
