Corinth Central School District.

Our Schools

Corinth Elementary School

356 Center Street Corinth, NY 12822

518-654-2960

Corinth Middle School

105 Oak Street Corinth, NY 12822

518-654-9005

Corinth High School

105 Oak Street Corinth, NY 12822

518-654-9005

Welcome

The mission of the Corinth Central School District, 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.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Monday

September 24, 2018

08:15 AM Elementary Picture Day

Elementary

Friday

September 28, 2018

06:30 PM Middle School PBIS Fun Night

Sunday

September 30, 2018

10:00 AM Class of 2019 Mattress Fundraiser

Monday

October 01, 2018

03:30 PM Class of 2019 Little Caesars Pizza Fundraiser ends

Thursday

October 04, 2018

06:30 PM Battle of the Classes in HS gym

Friday

October 05, 2018

08:00 AM Superintendents Day - NO SCHOOL

A reminder that there is no school on Friday, October 5th.

Saturday

October 06, 2018

07:00 PM High School Homecoming Dance

Monday

October 08, 2018

08:00 AM Columbus Day - NO SCHOOL

A reminder that there is no school on Monday, October 8th.

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Latest News

Elementary Picture Day

Reminder that the Elementary Picture Day is Mon., Sept. 24.

Corinth featured in local news story

Click here for access to a local news story featuring HS Principal Testani.

Corinth Backpack program featured on CBS

CBS 6 is featuring the Backpack Heroes Campaign through the month of Sept.

Corinth Elementary Students Release Monarch Butterfly

First graders are studying the life cycle and migration of the Monarch butterfly.

A teacher stands next to a group of students

Corinth Welcomes School Resource Officer Nelson

Learn more about Corinth's new School Resource Office Mark Nelson.

Athletes of the Week, Sept. 17

Congratulations to this week's athletes of the week, Nate Warrington and Miranda Dockum.

Corinth Students Show Off Music Successes

Corinth students were accepted into the 2018 SWCMEA All-County Band.

Fertilizer To Be Applied To School Fields

Rounds of fertilization will occur on Sept. 21 and Sept. 28.

Substitute Employment Information

Click here to find out more about how to become a substitute.

Athletes of the Week, Sept. 10

Congratulations to this week's athletes of the week, Grace Breheny, Joey Miller and Idalia Willett.

Follow Superintendent Stratton on Twitter

Follow Supt. Stratton on Twitter for the latest Corinth news.

Welcome back, Corinth!

The new year got underway on Wed., Sept. 5 as we welcomed new and familiar faces back to our schools.

Corinth welcomes Interim Elementary Principal Mark Doody

Join the district in welcoming Mark Doody as Interim Principal at the Elementary School.

Staff Opening Day kicks off 2018-19 school year

The new school year got underway in the district on Sept. 4 as faculty and staff returned.

Required student physicals, health screenings, and immunizations

Be sure your child’s health record is up to date for the 2018-19 school year.

2019 Changes to Exemptions for Property Owners Age 65 and Over

Read more about the changes to the exemptions for property owners age 65 and over.

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By The Numbers

1,200

Approx. Number of Students

$163,500

Median Home Value in Corinth

125

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NOTIFICATIONS & PUBLIC NOTICES

You Have the Power to Prevent Child Abuse

You do not need proof of child abuse or maltreatment to make a report you only need to think that it has happened or that a child is at risk of being abused or maltreated. Your call to the Child Abuse Hotline is confidential. The family you report will not be told you made the report unless you say it is ok for them to know.

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Pesticide Notification

New York State Education Law Section 409-H, effective July 1, 2001, requires all public and non-public elementary and secondary schools to provide written notification to all persons in parental relation, faculty, and staff regarding the potential use of pesticides periodically throughout the school year.

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Lead Water Testing

On Sept. 6, 2016, Governor Cuomo signed legislation to require all public schools in New York State to test all potable water sources for lead. These sources include drinking fountains and sinks in classrooms, restrooms, kitchens, and outlying buildings.

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