Congratulations to our student Board of Education representative, David Eddy, who was sworn in at the October board meeting! Thank you for serving our district and community as the voice of the students, David.
Attention, Middle School families! Please see a copy of Mr. Testani's October newsletter linked here for your convenience: https://secure.smore.com/n/ejmt6
It is filled with a lot of important information, photos and more!
The 2024 Varsity Boys Soccer season has been incredible! They continue to achieve success and last night was no exception! Read highlights of last night's game from Coach Deso:
"Corinth hosted Ft. Ann this afternoon in the Adirondack League tournament boys semi-final matchup. The team took some time to get their play dialed in, but once they did, it was pretty to watch, stringing together some nice passing combinations while making a number of fine runs on offense.
The Riverhawks' efforts would pay off with just over eight minutes remaining in the first half when they were awarded a corner kick. Sam Tangora laid out a beautiful serve that found its way to the head of Hunter Shanahan, which was promptly put away to the back of the net for the only goal in the half. The second half was an entirely different look from the Riverhawks. The team took the field with absolute purpose, and controlled the pace and flow of the game for the better part of 40 minutes. With 20 minutes remaining, Tristan Lozier would find himself with the ball 35 yards out, danced his way to the box, and would blister a rising rocket of a shot from just inside the 18 that the keeper was only able to get his fingertips on. This second goal would prove to be enough to secure the victory for Corinth.
Danny Hunt, Michael Petteys, Lucca Giaculli and Hunter Shanahan ate up everything that came their way on defense, while Jase Brunell, Aiden Wentworth and Sam Tangora performed spectacularly securing and owning the midfield. Tristan Lozier, Sean Ward, and Tyler Smolinski continued to display workhorse mentality, consistently wearing down the Ft. Ann defense all throughout the contest. Solid contributions were also on display from Arik Peris, Noah Thompson, Emerson Rigley, Logan Stanton and Alex Schiavi. Owen Baker collected 5 saves in net for the Riverhawks, and with this win, earned his 9th shutout on the season and 20th career shutout overall.
The Riverhawks' overall record stands at 11-3-1. This exceptional team has also achieved yet another Corinth historical first- they will now travel to Schuylerville on Saturday night at 7:00pm to compete in the Adirondack League Championship title contest! They will be taking on the Bolton-Warrensburg Eagles in what will surely be an epic battle, as the Riverhawks vie for their first ever Adirondack league title.
Please come out and fill the bleachers with black and orange and support this fine group of athletes who have worked incredibly hard to put themselves in this position!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks and coaches! Let's show our school spirit and fill the stands on Saturday night!!! Go, RIVERHAWKS #CorinthProud
Saturday game posted credit: K. Tangora (Thank you!)
"Corinth hosted Ft. Ann this afternoon in the Adirondack League tournament boys semi-final matchup. The team took some time to get their play dialed in, but once they did, it was pretty to watch, stringing together some nice passing combinations while making a number of fine runs on offense.
The Riverhawks' efforts would pay off with just over eight minutes remaining in the first half when they were awarded a corner kick. Sam Tangora laid out a beautiful serve that found its way to the head of Hunter Shanahan, which was promptly put away to the back of the net for the only goal in the half. The second half was an entirely different look from the Riverhawks. The team took the field with absolute purpose, and controlled the pace and flow of the game for the better part of 40 minutes. With 20 minutes remaining, Tristan Lozier would find himself with the ball 35 yards out, danced his way to the box, and would blister a rising rocket of a shot from just inside the 18 that the keeper was only able to get his fingertips on. This second goal would prove to be enough to secure the victory for Corinth.
Danny Hunt, Michael Petteys, Lucca Giaculli and Hunter Shanahan ate up everything that came their way on defense, while Jase Brunell, Aiden Wentworth and Sam Tangora performed spectacularly securing and owning the midfield. Tristan Lozier, Sean Ward, and Tyler Smolinski continued to display workhorse mentality, consistently wearing down the Ft. Ann defense all throughout the contest. Solid contributions were also on display from Arik Peris, Noah Thompson, Emerson Rigley, Logan Stanton and Alex Schiavi. Owen Baker collected 5 saves in net for the Riverhawks, and with this win, earned his 9th shutout on the season and 20th career shutout overall.
The Riverhawks' overall record stands at 11-3-1. This exceptional team has also achieved yet another Corinth historical first- they will now travel to Schuylerville on Saturday night at 7:00pm to compete in the Adirondack League Championship title contest! They will be taking on the Bolton-Warrensburg Eagles in what will surely be an epic battle, as the Riverhawks vie for their first ever Adirondack league title.
Please come out and fill the bleachers with black and orange and support this fine group of athletes who have worked incredibly hard to put themselves in this position!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks and coaches! Let's show our school spirit and fill the stands on Saturday night!!! Go, RIVERHAWKS #CorinthProud
Saturday game posted credit: K. Tangora (Thank you!)
We have our first "Golden Ticket" winner for National School Lunch Week! One lucky student from each grade level will find the golden ticket under their tray and win lunch with Mrs. Connor or Mrs. Dickinson!!! Keep searching for the treasure, CES Riverhawks!!
This week is National School Board Recognition Week! We would like to give a shout out to the CCSD Board of Education! Thank you for your dedication and service to our school and community!
This week is National School Lunch Week! We are so fortunate to have free breakfast and lunch for all students that is not only nutritious, but delicious! Thank you to our amazing Food Services staff for all that you do to encourage our students to eat healthy!
REMINDER/REPOST: Tomorrow is UNITY DAY! Please wear orange in support of a safe, supportive and inclusive school environment!!! #Standuptobullying #HOPE #Unity2024
Boys Varsity Soccer results from Coach Deso:
Corinth ran into a tough opponent Monday night against Waterford-Halfmoon in the tournament Championship Game! Despite the loss, this team demonstrated a no quit mentality and continued to step on the throttle until the final whistle.
Danny Hunt deservedly was named "Defensive Player of the Tournament." Congratulations to the Riverhawks for their second appearance in a tournament championship this season. We now turn our attention and focus to Wednesday's semi-final Adirondack League game vs. Fort Ann at home at 4PM! Let's flood the field with black and orange!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! We continue to be proud of your amazing season so far!!! We hope to have a lot of Riverhawk fans cheering you on Wednesday!!
Corinth ran into a tough opponent Monday night against Waterford-Halfmoon in the tournament Championship Game! Despite the loss, this team demonstrated a no quit mentality and continued to step on the throttle until the final whistle.
Danny Hunt deservedly was named "Defensive Player of the Tournament." Congratulations to the Riverhawks for their second appearance in a tournament championship this season. We now turn our attention and focus to Wednesday's semi-final Adirondack League game vs. Fort Ann at home at 4PM! Let's flood the field with black and orange!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! We continue to be proud of your amazing season so far!!! We hope to have a lot of Riverhawk fans cheering you on Wednesday!!
Our Varsity Field Hockey team had a great night on the field! Coach Graham shared game highlights:
"On Friday the Varsity Girls Field Hockey team had a big league win over Granville. Aubrey Lozier was on fire yet again scoring three goals, two unassisted. Paice Murphy had the assist on her third goal. Ava Holmes put in two more assisted by Emily Holmes and Aubrey Lozier. The final score was 5-3. Our next league game is Wednesday on the road against Greenwich."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work and good luck on Wednesday!! More photos on Facebook!
"On Friday the Varsity Girls Field Hockey team had a big league win over Granville. Aubrey Lozier was on fire yet again scoring three goals, two unassisted. Paice Murphy had the assist on her third goal. Ava Holmes put in two more assisted by Emily Holmes and Aubrey Lozier. The final score was 5-3. Our next league game is Wednesday on the road against Greenwich."
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work and good luck on Wednesday!! More photos on Facebook!
Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school will focus on the character strength of Integrity. Integrity means being honest, truthful, and genuine.
Integrity is doing the right thing even when no one is watching. People with integrity tell the truth and align their thoughts, feelings, and actions. They have the courage to stick to their beliefs, even if it means not following the crowd. Integrity is closely related to honesty and authenticity.
Integrity is essential for personal growth and well-being. When your thoughts, feelings, and actions are in harmony, you can grow and achieve your goals. Being authentic and genuine makes you more likable and trusted by others, improving your relationships.
To practice and encourage the character strength of integrity at home, please visit the Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ There, you can watch a video, read a quote, and discuss three questions together.
Thank you for your continued support of our social emotional learning curriculum!
This week, our school will focus on the character strength of Integrity. Integrity means being honest, truthful, and genuine.
Integrity is doing the right thing even when no one is watching. People with integrity tell the truth and align their thoughts, feelings, and actions. They have the courage to stick to their beliefs, even if it means not following the crowd. Integrity is closely related to honesty and authenticity.
Integrity is essential for personal growth and well-being. When your thoughts, feelings, and actions are in harmony, you can grow and achieve your goals. Being authentic and genuine makes you more likable and trusted by others, improving your relationships.
To practice and encourage the character strength of integrity at home, please visit the Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ There, you can watch a video, read a quote, and discuss three questions together.
Thank you for your continued support of our social emotional learning curriculum!
Corinth Elementary School learned all about Fire Safety last week!! Our 1st graders were very excited! #CorinthisCommunity
Our Modified Field Hockey team played their annual "Pink Game" on Thursday evening. Coach Crombach shared game highlights:
"Congratulations to the girls modified Field Hockey team and an excellent game Thursday night at home against Hoosick Falls. It was our pink game and our Riverhawks definitely looked great on the field.
Our offense is really putting things together, moving the ball up and down the field with purposeful passing and our defense did a nice job of getting the ball out of our circle. Next week we’re on the road to Greenwich on Tuesday and our final home game on Thursday. Let’s keep the momentum going Riverhawks!"
We hope to see a lot of fans at the last home game!! Keep working hard, Riverhawks!! We are proud of you!
More photos on Facebook!
"Congratulations to the girls modified Field Hockey team and an excellent game Thursday night at home against Hoosick Falls. It was our pink game and our Riverhawks definitely looked great on the field.
Our offense is really putting things together, moving the ball up and down the field with purposeful passing and our defense did a nice job of getting the ball out of our circle. Next week we’re on the road to Greenwich on Tuesday and our final home game on Thursday. Let’s keep the momentum going Riverhawks!"
We hope to see a lot of fans at the last home game!! Keep working hard, Riverhawks!! We are proud of you!
More photos on Facebook!
#cleatsoutforavery
At the Waterford Boys Soccer tournament this weekend, the teams honored the memory of a local young girl named Avery, a passionate soccer player, who succumbed to brain cancer recently. On October 12th, soccer players around the region participated in "Cleats for Avery," displaying team cleats in Avery's memory. Four teams in the tournament participated: Waterford-Halfmoon, Lake George, Chatham and Corinth Varsity Soccer Teams as seen in the images below.
Our players were modeling EMPATHY, a character trait embedded in our Social-Emotional-Learning curriculum, The Positivity Project. Empathy was an important component of our work with Sweethearts and Heroes this week as well. Way to make us proud, RIverhawks.
Our Riverhawks take on Waterford-Halfmoon at 7PM for the tournament championship. We hope to see a lot of fans in the stand cheering and supporting this hardworking team. #CorinthProud #Empathy #CorinthisCommunity #GoRiverhawks
At the Waterford Boys Soccer tournament this weekend, the teams honored the memory of a local young girl named Avery, a passionate soccer player, who succumbed to brain cancer recently. On October 12th, soccer players around the region participated in "Cleats for Avery," displaying team cleats in Avery's memory. Four teams in the tournament participated: Waterford-Halfmoon, Lake George, Chatham and Corinth Varsity Soccer Teams as seen in the images below.
Our players were modeling EMPATHY, a character trait embedded in our Social-Emotional-Learning curriculum, The Positivity Project. Empathy was an important component of our work with Sweethearts and Heroes this week as well. Way to make us proud, RIverhawks.
Our Riverhawks take on Waterford-Halfmoon at 7PM for the tournament championship. We hope to see a lot of fans in the stand cheering and supporting this hardworking team. #CorinthProud #Empathy #CorinthisCommunity #GoRiverhawks
It was another great day on the field for our Varsity Boys Soccer Team! Coach Deso shared highlights from this exciting match up:
"The team traveled to Waterford yesterday afternoon for the first round of their Columbus Day tournament. Chatham was first to strike, and would put the Riverhawks down by one at halftime. The resilience of this team was on full display in the second half. They seemed to find that next gear, jumpstarting their offense while solidifying their defense. Patience and determination were paramount in the second half. It would take a total of 72 minutes, but the Riverhawks would find the equalizer off a corner kick with eight minutes remaining in regulation. Sam Tangora struck a low ball that would curl in near post, glance off the keeper’s body and find the back of the net. A short time later, Corinth would earn an additional corner, taken once again by Tangora. This time, as the ball was served and chaos ensued, Tristan Lozier would streak through the box to drive home a low header, giving the Riverhawks a well-earned, hard-fought, come from behind 2-1 victory.
The team now stands at 10-2-1 overall, and will face off on Monday night in the tournament final at 7:00pm against the winner of the Waterford/Lake George game. Please continue to travel with us to support these guys… we love and greatly appreciate your support!" Congratulations to our RIverhawks! We hope to see a lot of fans in the stands supporting this hardworking team of athletes and coaches! #CorinthProud
Photo credit: J. Sheerer (Thank you!) More photos on Facebook!
"The team traveled to Waterford yesterday afternoon for the first round of their Columbus Day tournament. Chatham was first to strike, and would put the Riverhawks down by one at halftime. The resilience of this team was on full display in the second half. They seemed to find that next gear, jumpstarting their offense while solidifying their defense. Patience and determination were paramount in the second half. It would take a total of 72 minutes, but the Riverhawks would find the equalizer off a corner kick with eight minutes remaining in regulation. Sam Tangora struck a low ball that would curl in near post, glance off the keeper’s body and find the back of the net. A short time later, Corinth would earn an additional corner, taken once again by Tangora. This time, as the ball was served and chaos ensued, Tristan Lozier would streak through the box to drive home a low header, giving the Riverhawks a well-earned, hard-fought, come from behind 2-1 victory.
The team now stands at 10-2-1 overall, and will face off on Monday night in the tournament final at 7:00pm against the winner of the Waterford/Lake George game. Please continue to travel with us to support these guys… we love and greatly appreciate your support!" Congratulations to our RIverhawks! We hope to see a lot of fans in the stands supporting this hardworking team of athletes and coaches! #CorinthProud
Photo credit: J. Sheerer (Thank you!) More photos on Facebook!
Attention CES students and families: Elementary picture day is scheduled for 10/22/24.
Visit https://vando.imagequix.com/S9SRC9J and enter the school Online Code : NY04847F24 to order. (The preorder site closes 48 hours after the last picture day.)
Post picture day ordering is available once the proof sheet is emailed to your school preferred email or sent to the school, these orders include an additional shipping fee and are mailed directly to your home address.
If you have any questions, please Upstate Images contact customer service at 1-855-773-3321 (M-F from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm) or reach out to Mrs. Jensen jensensh@corinthcsd.org) or Mrs. Sarro (sarroa@corinthcsd.org).
Post picture day ordering is available once the proof sheet is emailed to your school preferred email or sent to the school, these orders include an additional shipping fee and are mailed directly to your home address.
If you have any questions, please Upstate Images contact customer service at 1-855-773-3321 (M-F from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm) or reach out to Mrs. Jensen jensensh@corinthcsd.org) or Mrs. Sarro (sarroa@corinthcsd.org).
Our Modified Volleyball team put another "W" in the book Wednesday night! Coach Secor shared some match highlights:
"Congrats to the Modified Volleyball Team on another win. All the players contributed to an outstanding win against Fort Edward. Amberlee Ross had an all around great game with 9 aces, 3 defensive passes, and 2 kills. Sophia Nicholas had 2 blocks and 2 kills. Morgan Irish hustled on the court to get multiple touches on serve receive and defense. Keep up the great work Riverhawks!"
"Congrats to the Modified Volleyball Team on another win. All the players contributed to an outstanding win against Fort Edward. Amberlee Ross had an all around great game with 9 aces, 3 defensive passes, and 2 kills. Sophia Nicholas had 2 blocks and 2 kills. Morgan Irish hustled on the court to get multiple touches on serve receive and defense. Keep up the great work Riverhawks!"
Community Announcement: The Saratoga Children's Literacy League is hosting: "Once Upon a Pumpkin," a pumpkin decorating contest based on your favorite books for students in grades PreK-5! See their flier below for details! #CorinthisCommunity
A big shout out to community partners, The View at Brookhaven, for sponsoring a "Dine to Donate" evening to benefit the C.A.R.E. Committee on November 19th! See the flier for details! A portion of the proceeds will be donated to C.A.R.E! #CorinthisCommunity
Our Modified Boys Soccer team has won 2 in a row! Coach Krohn shared highlights from tonight's game:
"The boys' modified soccer team achieved a thrilling overtime win against Fort Ann last night. Jake Hughes scored both goals, while Carsen, Micah, and Aiden anchored the defense. Owen excelled in midfield, and Phil made a key save in goal. The team's strong teamwork and perseverance were evident throughout the match, helping us secure a well-deserved victory. Our strong sportsmanship also shone through, making the win even more rewarding."
Way to go, Riverhawks!!! (More photos on Facebook!)
"The boys' modified soccer team achieved a thrilling overtime win against Fort Ann last night. Jake Hughes scored both goals, while Carsen, Micah, and Aiden anchored the defense. Owen excelled in midfield, and Phil made a key save in goal. The team's strong teamwork and perseverance were evident throughout the match, helping us secure a well-deserved victory. Our strong sportsmanship also shone through, making the win even more rewarding."
Way to go, Riverhawks!!! (More photos on Facebook!)
The CCSD Counseling Dept. is pleased to partner with our own "Hoops for the Holidays" and other community agencies to provide holiday assistance to families in need. Applications for assistance are due to the Counseling Office NO LATER THAN Nov. 1st! Please click the link for the application: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xb4uw_LmOJN2yd2fPj8U8tul2FGnGLuJ/view?usp=sharing (or print the image below)
#CorinthisCommunity
