A shout out to the CHS Varsity Unified Bocce team on a great season! Coach Reynolds shared highlights from the final match:
"The Unified Bocce team finished the season last Wednesday at the Italian American Community Center in Albany with 4th Place finish in their division.
The sport has grown in Section II from just a handful of teams in 2023 to over 28 participating schools this past season and the Riverhawks have been there since the beginning, representing Corinth and providing opportunities for our students."
Way to go, Riverhawks! We are proud of you!
#RiverhawksRising #RiverhawkProud #PlayUnified
"The Unified Bocce team finished the season last Wednesday at the Italian American Community Center in Albany with 4th Place finish in their division.
The sport has grown in Section II from just a handful of teams in 2023 to over 28 participating schools this past season and the Riverhawks have been there since the beginning, representing Corinth and providing opportunities for our students."
Way to go, Riverhawks! We are proud of you!
#RiverhawksRising #RiverhawkProud #PlayUnified
Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school community is focusing on the character strength of Bravery. Bravery means you act with mental, moral, or physical strength, even when you know things are difficult or scary.
Bravery refers to voluntary (not coerced) action in the face of a dangerous circumstance. This strength involves judgment; the brave person must have an understanding of the risks and consequences involved in acting. According to Socrates and Plato, forethought separates acts of valor from acts of rashness. This means that bravery isn’t simply fearlessness but instead the overcoming of fear.
Overcoming fears is critically important in individual development, as it allows the person to do more and become more. A person can be brave every single day. For example, some people with social anxiety are brave just by leaving their houses and talking with people. On a physical level, bravery allows us to overcome fears, such as swimming or playing a sport. And, on a moral level, doing what we know to be right, despite the risks, gives us the sense that we are acting on behalf of a larger purpose.
To practice and encourage the character strength of bravery at home, please visit The Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly P2 for Families where you can watch a video together and discuss questions that follow: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ We encourage you to ask your students about their Positivity Project lessons, activities and discussion this week!
Thank you for your on-going support of our social emotional learning at CCSD!
#SELMatters
This week, our school community is focusing on the character strength of Bravery. Bravery means you act with mental, moral, or physical strength, even when you know things are difficult or scary.
Bravery refers to voluntary (not coerced) action in the face of a dangerous circumstance. This strength involves judgment; the brave person must have an understanding of the risks and consequences involved in acting. According to Socrates and Plato, forethought separates acts of valor from acts of rashness. This means that bravery isn’t simply fearlessness but instead the overcoming of fear.
Overcoming fears is critically important in individual development, as it allows the person to do more and become more. A person can be brave every single day. For example, some people with social anxiety are brave just by leaving their houses and talking with people. On a physical level, bravery allows us to overcome fears, such as swimming or playing a sport. And, on a moral level, doing what we know to be right, despite the risks, gives us the sense that we are acting on behalf of a larger purpose.
To practice and encourage the character strength of bravery at home, please visit The Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly P2 for Families where you can watch a video together and discuss questions that follow: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ We encourage you to ask your students about their Positivity Project lessons, activities and discussion this week!
Thank you for your on-going support of our social emotional learning at CCSD!
#SELMatters
Come cheer on the CCSD staff in a spirited volleyball competition vs the Hadley-Luzerne staff on Thursday, November 20th!
Who will be victorious? The Riverhawks? The Eagles?
Wear your orange, black or Riverhawk apparel to cheer on the CCSD faculty, admins and staff!
Proceeds will benefit the Corinth Hoops for the Holiday and Hadley-Luzerne backpack programs!
The concession stand will be open!
Come on out and show your school spirit! Let's go, Riverhawks!
#CorinthisCommunity #CharityVolleyballGame #CorinthLuzerneRivalry #SchoolSpirit
Who will be victorious? The Riverhawks? The Eagles?
Wear your orange, black or Riverhawk apparel to cheer on the CCSD faculty, admins and staff!
Proceeds will benefit the Corinth Hoops for the Holiday and Hadley-Luzerne backpack programs!
The concession stand will be open!
Come on out and show your school spirit! Let's go, Riverhawks!
#CorinthisCommunity #CharityVolleyballGame #CorinthLuzerneRivalry #SchoolSpirit
Attention, CES families! Please see a copy of the November Newsletter from Mrs. Connor and Mrs. Dickinson linked here for your convenience! It is filled with a lot of important information, photos and more! Click here: https://app.smore.com/n/1t4vu
Please see a copy of the district's communication sent to families regarding Friday's early dismissal below:
Dear CCSD Families,
As part of our District’s safety plan, we are committed to keeping families informed about all our upcoming safety drills.
Please be advised that on Friday, November 7th, the District will be practicing our annual early release drill. All schools will be dismissed approximately 15 minutes early. The specific release times for each building/level are indicated below:
Elementary School - UPK Dismissal at 1:45; K-4 Dismissal at 2:05
HS/MS Dismissal at 2:30
This drill is part of the New York State-mandated safety procedures required for all schools.
If you have any questions, please reach out directly to your child’s building administrator.
Thank you,
CCSD Administration
Dear CCSD Families,
As part of our District’s safety plan, we are committed to keeping families informed about all our upcoming safety drills.
Please be advised that on Friday, November 7th, the District will be practicing our annual early release drill. All schools will be dismissed approximately 15 minutes early. The specific release times for each building/level are indicated below:
Elementary School - UPK Dismissal at 1:45; K-4 Dismissal at 2:05
HS/MS Dismissal at 2:30
This drill is part of the New York State-mandated safety procedures required for all schools.
If you have any questions, please reach out directly to your child’s building administrator.
Thank you,
CCSD Administration
The C.A.R.E. Committee would like to give a huge shout out to Tri-County United Way for their donation! C.A.R.E. was the recipient of a generous clothing donation from the TCUW Fall Fleece Drive!
We thank you for helping us to keep our students warm and healthy this school year and for your continued partnership.
#CorinthisCommunity #CommunityPartnerships
We thank you for helping us to keep our students warm and healthy this school year and for your continued partnership.
#CorinthisCommunity #CommunityPartnerships
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: CHS Social Media student, Sydnee Mosher, continues her endeavor to feature graduates who have pursued a career in service (military, first responders, etc.). She recently interviewed 2017 alumna, Kayleigh Mosher Raymond to inspire current students in planning their future.
Thank you for your service, Kayleigh!
#AlumniSpotlight #CHSgradsMakingaDifference
Thank you for your service, Kayleigh!
#AlumniSpotlight #CHSgradsMakingaDifference
Corinth Elementary School hosted the first #ChooseKindness-Social Emotional Learning Assembly of the year where students were recognized for demonstrating this month's theme: Other People Mindset, considering how my actions and words affect others.
We also acknowledged students with exemplary P.B.I.S. (Positive Behavior Interventions and Support) behaviors on the bus each day! We are proud of our students who demonstrate safe, respectful and responsible behaviors on the school bus!
Congratulations to our award winners! We are so proud of you! Keep up the great work!!
#RiverhawkProud #RiverhawksRising #SELMatters #PBIS
The Positivity Project
More photos on Facebook!
Our CCSD Athletic Department is proud to announce our last Modified Athlete of the Week for the fall season: Derek Mann! Read Coach Gardner's nomination that shares how Derek stands out from his teammates! Congratulations, Derek!
#StandOutAthlete
#StandOutAthlete
November 3-7th is NATIONAL SCHOOL PYSCHOLOGISTS WEEK!
This week celebrates the contributions of school psychologists and the important role they play in schools and communities. This year's theme, "Finding Your Path," reflects the ways that school psychologists help students, families, and school communities set and achieve their goals.
Thank you for all that you do!
This week celebrates the contributions of school psychologists and the important role they play in schools and communities. This year's theme, "Finding Your Path," reflects the ways that school psychologists help students, families, and school communities set and achieve their goals.
Thank you for all that you do!
Attention, students in grades 5-12 (and families): Picture retake day is Tuesday, November 18th! If students were absent or would like to retake their photo, 11/18 is the day!
Please see the flyer for details! Questions can be directed to Mrs. Westad: westada@corinthcsd.org
Please see the flyer for details! Questions can be directed to Mrs. Westad: westada@corinthcsd.org
We want to give a big shout out to Corinth Elementary School for outstanding attendance in the month of October: 95.7%!!!
The winning grade level was 1st Grade with 96.9%!
Great job, Riverhawks!! We are proud of you!
#AttendanceMatters #HereandReadytoLearn
The winning grade level was 1st Grade with 96.9%!
Great job, Riverhawks!! We are proud of you!
#AttendanceMatters #HereandReadytoLearn
The CHS Athletic Dept. is proud to announce that our Boys Varsity Soccer Team had 3 players named as Adirondack League All-Stars for the 2025 season!
Congratulations to Tristan, Michael and Noah!
#RiverhawksRising #RiverhawkProud
Congratulations to Tristan, Michael and Noah!
#RiverhawksRising #RiverhawkProud
CCSD B.R.A.V.E. Peer Leaders Spring Into Action!
As part of our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) program, Corinth Central School is proud to continue our partnership with Sweethearts & Heroes to bring the B.R.A.V.E. Youth Leadership Program to our district!
B.R.A.V.E. is a peer-to-peer, age-mixed leadership initiative designed to empower students, activate empathy and strengthen essential human and leadership skills. Rooted in play research, brain science and relationship-building, this program helps students create meaningful connections and a strong, supportive school community.
Our student leaders recently completed training with Pat Fish of Sweethearts & Heroes and have already put their new skills into action at Corinth Elementary School!
We are excited to see this program continue to grow, strengthening our SEL initiatives and building lasting “buddy” relationships between our older and younger students.
More photos on Facebook!
#CorinthProud #BRAVELeaders #SweetheartsAndHeroes #SocialEmotionalLearning #SELMatters
Our Varsity Cross Country teams competed in the league championship recently. Coach Flint shared highlights from this week's meet:
"Congratulations to the Girls Cross Country team on their 2nd place finish at League Championships at Queensbury. They also took home a trophy as Dual Meet League Winners. Our top 5 runners and medal recipients were Haley Potavin, Sam Savage, Jocelyn Trombly, Brynn Dunbar and Katelynn Savage.
The Boys finished in 3rd place. Aiden Pettit was the top Mountaineer runner with a 4th place finish followed by Tanner Brooks, Carter Bunzey, Ethan Ferguson and Easton VanGuilder.
Good luck to our teams for our upcoming Sectionals at Queensbury, Saturday November 8th."
We wish our Mountaineers much success in sectionals! Keep making us proud!
#CrossCountrySuccess
"Congratulations to the Girls Cross Country team on their 2nd place finish at League Championships at Queensbury. They also took home a trophy as Dual Meet League Winners. Our top 5 runners and medal recipients were Haley Potavin, Sam Savage, Jocelyn Trombly, Brynn Dunbar and Katelynn Savage.
The Boys finished in 3rd place. Aiden Pettit was the top Mountaineer runner with a 4th place finish followed by Tanner Brooks, Carter Bunzey, Ethan Ferguson and Easton VanGuilder.
Good luck to our teams for our upcoming Sectionals at Queensbury, Saturday November 8th."
We wish our Mountaineers much success in sectionals! Keep making us proud!
#CrossCountrySuccess
Our Modified Cross Country team concluded their season this week! Coach Torda shared some highlights from the final meet:
"Our Mountaineers modified cross country team wrapped up their season in a big way at the Adirondack league championship held at Queensbury.
Our lone female runner, Charlie Winslow, finished 7th for the girls modified and earned the ribbon for her effort.
Boys modified finished 1-2 with Thor Raysor leading the pack and Mason Jablonski finishing right behind.
Gabe sears finished a strong 13th while Jacob Cohen finished a solid 14th. These boys also earned a ribbon for their efforts. The athletes are all 7th graders!!
Our coaches are very proud of their accomplishments throughout the season and look forward to building up the cross country program in the years to come with these promising young athletes!"
Congratulations, Modified Mountaineers! We look forward to seeing your continued success next season!
#CCSDProud
"Our Mountaineers modified cross country team wrapped up their season in a big way at the Adirondack league championship held at Queensbury.
Our lone female runner, Charlie Winslow, finished 7th for the girls modified and earned the ribbon for her effort.
Boys modified finished 1-2 with Thor Raysor leading the pack and Mason Jablonski finishing right behind.
Gabe sears finished a strong 13th while Jacob Cohen finished a solid 14th. These boys also earned a ribbon for their efforts. The athletes are all 7th graders!!
Our coaches are very proud of their accomplishments throughout the season and look forward to building up the cross country program in the years to come with these promising young athletes!"
Congratulations, Modified Mountaineers! We look forward to seeing your continued success next season!
#CCSDProud
Reminder to all seniors and families:
SUNY's Free Application Week ends on Monday, 11/3! See your counselor to apply with no fees or with any questions!
#Classof2026 #PlanningYourFuture
SUNY's Free Application Week ends on Monday, 11/3! See your counselor to apply with no fees or with any questions!
#Classof2026 #PlanningYourFuture
It was a festive Halloween at Corinth Central School District! Students and staff across all three buildings showed their holiday spirit with creative costumes and plenty of smiles.
A big thank you to all of the families who braved the weather to join us for our annual CES Halloween Parade, a beloved tradition our students look forward to every year!
More photos on Facebook!
#RiverhawkFun #FestiveFriday
A big thank you to all of the families who braved the weather to join us for our annual CES Halloween Parade, a beloved tradition our students look forward to every year!
More photos on Facebook!
#RiverhawkFun #FestiveFriday
Please see the resources below shared by our community partners, Tri-County United Way, to help support families:
Tri-County United Way has created a series of community guides to help connect individuals and families across Warren, Washington, and Northern Saratoga Counties with food, housing, and utility assistance this season:
https://www.tricountyunitedway.org/.../local-community.../
Our virtual tri-fold Resource Guide: https://www.tricountyunitedway.org/.../TCUW_Resource...
Learn more about how we’re supporting local families and how you can help via our newsletter: https://conta.cc/4odeifH
If you or someone you know needs help, call or text “211” for free, confidential support 24/7: https://www.211neny.org/
#CorinthisCommunity #CorinthCares #CommunityPartnerTCUW
Tri-County United Way has created a series of community guides to help connect individuals and families across Warren, Washington, and Northern Saratoga Counties with food, housing, and utility assistance this season:
https://www.tricountyunitedway.org/.../local-community.../
Our virtual tri-fold Resource Guide: https://www.tricountyunitedway.org/.../TCUW_Resource...
Learn more about how we’re supporting local families and how you can help via our newsletter: https://conta.cc/4odeifH
If you or someone you know needs help, call or text “211” for free, confidential support 24/7: https://www.211neny.org/
#CorinthisCommunity #CorinthCares #CommunityPartnerTCUW
Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school community is focusing on the Other People Mindset of Knowing That My Words and Actions Affect Others, which means having an awareness that everything that we say and do can affect others — and our relationships with them.
Whether we speak, email, text, or post, our words and actions can have a positive or negative effect. The words and actions we choose can lift others up or bring them down, and they also impact us. When we all think carefully about our words and actions and show respect and care for those around us, we create a happier and healthier community.
To practice and encourage this Other People Mindset at home, please visit The Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly P2 for Families: https://posproject.org/p2-for-families/ where you can watch a video and discuss the reflection questions.
We encourage you to ask your student about the lessons, activities and discussions shared in our daily social emotional learning curriculum!
Thank you for your support!
