A big shout out to all of our talented CES Chorus students and our CES Chorale Director, Mrs. Janicke! They did a beautiful job on this week's concert!!!
Photos courtesy of Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Janicke (Thank you!)
Attention, Corinth Elementary Families!
Please see a copy of Mrs. Young's May Newsletter!
There are many great events happening at CES shared, including our May 10th Art Show and Community Night!! Click the link below for more information:
https://www.smore.com/k5bd4c
Our Modified Girls Softball team had a great week! The put another "W" in the book on Thursday afternoon. Here are some game highlights from Coach Suppes:
"The Modified softball team beat Whitehall in an exciting 20-15 game. Every single player managed to get on base, and contributed to the team victory! Jullianna French started the hitting for the team and played an outstanding game in the field, and closed out the game at pitcher.
Jen Ives pitched a great game as the starter, and had a key RBI double in the 5th inning.
As the game became closer, Makenna Eastman and Jordyn Ives both hit 2 run home runs to provide some insurance runs near the end of the game.
Teagan West made some great plays at first and helped complete two double plays to stop any rally from Whitehall.
Not enough good things can be said about this team. Fantastic team victory! Please come out and support the team during one of our two remaining home games next week."
Congratulations, ladies!
Please come out and cheer on our modified River Hawks!!! Have a great finish to the season ladies!!!
It was a multicultural extravaganza in third grade recently!
Students enjoyed a Japanese Food Festival after learning about Japan in ELA and Social Studies. They enjoyed fried rice, noodles, rice and miso soup.
Thank you to the PTSA and The Spot Hibachi Grill for supporting our special day!
A shout out to the third grade team for supporting our Culturally-Responsive Sustaining Educational Framework with this wonderful experience!
A big shout out to our Boys Varsity Track Team for continuing their UNDEFEATED STREAK in the league!
Check out our Facebook page for highlights for both the boys and the girls varsity track team in this week's meet!
Way to go, Mountaineers!!
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Day/Week, we would like to give a big shout out to all of the CCSD faculty members! We are blessed with a dedicated, talented, amazing staff! Thank you for all that you do for our students, families and community!
#CorinthisCommunity
A big shout out to Mrs. Butler for facilitating some wonderful Earth Day activities around our middle school. The 7th grade science classes with some 8th grade student helpers raked, cleaned up and planted to brighten up the campus!
#SCHOOLPRIDE #CorinthisCommunity
It was a very successful day for our Varsity Track team on a cold, rainy Saturday this past weekend as they competed in the Granville Blue and Gold Invitational! Here are some highlights from Coach Flint and Coach Torda:
"A huge congratulation to the Boys Track Team winning the Granville Invitational. Girls were equally impressive with their overall 2nd place finish. Though the weather was not very fun, the team took everything in stride and dominated in almost every event.
Some individual and relay efforts were:
Bella Craig winning the 400 Hurdles and 2nd in the 100 Hurdles
Kayden Beaver 2nd in both the 100 and 200
Abby Proctor placing in both the Long and Triple Jump
First place for the 4 x 800 team of (Alyssa Crossman, Ally Wiley, Cooper Henke, Rylee Dunbar).
On the boys side, we placed first or second in 13 out of 17 events.
Liam Hughes was 1st in both 100 and 200 and 2nd as part of our 4 x 100 relay team (Jase Brunnell, Tyler Smolinski, Colby Hanna), Ashton Tokarski (Long Jump), Colby Hanna (Triple Jump), Aiden Chase (Discus), Hunter Shanahan (3000 Steeplechase and 4 x 800 with Aiden Pettit, Isaiah Burth, Mike Petteys), Cameron Wiseman (400 Hurdles), Alex Wiseman 2nd (110 Hurdles and Triple Jump).
The coaching staff was extremely proud of the team's achievement in adverse conditions. Many of our teams had personal bests and our mixed relay team broke a school record. We are looking forward to continued success as the season progresses."
Congratulations, Mountaineers! Keep up the hard work!!!
Photos courtesy of our coaches and Mountaineer families. (Thank you)
Our CHS law students visited the Saratoga County Criminal Courts on Friday where students were able to observe several court proceedings with Judge James Murphy presiding, including sentencing and learning about other important aspects of the law.
On Thursday evening, 20 students were inducted to our CHS chapter of the National Honor Society!
These students were selected for demonstrating scholarship, leadership, character and service to our school and community.
Congratulations to all!
Photos courtesy of CHS parents
Our CMS PBIS team hosted a bike raffle for the month of April! Students were able to enter their PBIS tickets (earned for safe, respectful and responsible behavior) into the drawing.
Congratulations to our winners, Matthew Mosher and Sophia Nicholas!!
Our CCSD Field Hockey Program is excited to announce FIELD HOCKEY CAMP 2023! June 26th-30th for girls in grades 2-11. See the image for times, location and details! Contact Coach Haskell, Graham or Crombach with questions! Registration form should be submitted by 6/10: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15cqN_AbJZtkCNVvyH9mVIBWWjnztIyE3/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=116370933153525605452&rtpof=true&sd=true
The CHS Junior Class is excited to announce their prom 2023 activities!
Tickets are on sale this week for the June 3rd event!!
Please contact advisor, Mrs. Fay, with any questions!
We wish our students a safe and memorable prom night!
Dear Families,
This week our school community is focusing on the character strength of Purpose. Purpose means you have beliefs about the meaning of life and your life’s purpose. You seek to be part of something greater than yourself.
Purpose gives individuals the sense that they are put on this earth for a reason and that they are somehow connected with humanity or the universe. People who possess a sense of purpose believe that they were put on earth for a reason. That reason can have all kinds of variety. It could be to create a unique invention, bring joy through art or music, or raise their children to become good people. These people have a true calling.
Having a clear sense of purpose in life and believing that you’re connected to a larger meaning gives individuals strength. It allows them to persevere and find courage in trying circumstances or lead with kindness and love even when it’s not reciprocated. Those with a sense of purpose have more meaning in their life -- and are more fulfilled.
To practice and encourage the character strength of purpose with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families, where together you can watch a video, read a quote, and talk about the answers to three questions.
Please ask your student about the Positivity Project lessons, discussions and activities this week on PURPOSE!
#PositivityinAction
News from the CCSD Food Services Department:
"A group of our students had the chance to attend a very unique field trip yesterday. The local Tri-County Chapter of the School Nutrition Association hosted a School Food Show at the Saratoga City Center for students from 11 area school districts to sample foods from over twenty-two K-12 foodservice vendors. The students were asked to complete a survey on each item they sampled and their feedback will be shared with their school's Food Service Director as well as the Food Vendors. It was a fun and educational day for our students as they sampled new products, won some prizes and left with even more samples. Saratoga County Cornell Cooperative Extension offered agricultural information along with vendors offering NY Beef, Pork and fresh fruits and vegetables. The food vendors commented that all of the CCSD students were very respectful and took completing their survey sheets seriously. "
Thank you to Mrs. Tevendale and Ms. Toniolo for chaperoning this great experience!
CCSD is proud to announce the 33rd Summer Basketball Camp!
June 26-30, 2023
Boys and girls (grade 2 and up) are invited to participate!
Cost - $40 (Tee-shirt included)
Register by June 13th!
See the flyer for more information and contact numbers for any questions!
A big shout out and thank you to Stewart's Shops for their generosity!
Our Corinth Middle School (grade 8) was awarded a generous grant from the Holiday Match campaign!
Thank you to all who donate in the shops during the holiday match campaign! It comes right back to our community in many ways!
We are so fortunate to have such great community partners in Stewart's Shops!
#CorinthisCommunity
Our Section II Girls Varsity Hockey Championship plaque arrived today!
Congratulations, again, to our 8th grade students, Aubrey Lozier and Jessica Freebern for accomplishing so much during this inaugural season!
We look forward to a great future for girls hockey!!
CHS is proud to announce that junior, Athena Macqueen, will represent our school at the American Legion Auxiliary Empire Girls State program!
Participants learn about the privileges of the vote, how political parties are formed and how leaders are chosen and elected to fill the various offices – it serves to instill in them the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of the American Citizenship as they actually participate in the process.
We wish Athena much success in this amazing program! Continue to make CHS proud!
We are excited to announce that Corinth Elementary has been awarded a $10,000.00 grant from No Kid Hungry program!
Read more about the grant here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bSQQRFvNiEZBV1R3RwTsaV42bzMkbfpxyLQVe2sYuH8/edit?usp=sharing
