Attention, CES families!
The CES PTSA is hosting the annual Bingo for Books on Wednesday evening! Check out their flyer for more information! We hope to see many students and families at this event!!
The CES PTSA is hosting the annual Bingo for Books on Wednesday evening! Check out their flyer for more information! We hope to see many students and families at this event!!
A big shout out to the Varsity Golf team for the win tonight! Here are some highlights from Coach Bruno:
"The Riverhawk golfers won their 7th match in a row 4-1 over Warrensburg.
Collin Vincent played a highly competitive match in the #1 slot. Aiden Schurr and Parker Duerr-Clark won both of their matches after 6 holes and Gage Bardin, Reiley Halliday and Liam Brooks all won by forfeit.
The team has a big match on Thursday vs Hadley and hope to avenge their only loss of the season. Congrats team." Way to go, Riverhawks!!
"The Riverhawk golfers won their 7th match in a row 4-1 over Warrensburg.
Collin Vincent played a highly competitive match in the #1 slot. Aiden Schurr and Parker Duerr-Clark won both of their matches after 6 holes and Gage Bardin, Reiley Halliday and Liam Brooks all won by forfeit.
The team has a big match on Thursday vs Hadley and hope to avenge their only loss of the season. Congrats team." Way to go, Riverhawks!!
A big shout out to our JV Mountaineers Football Team for getting the "W" tonight! Here are some highlights from Coach Bowe:
"The JV football team got their first win of the season. They beat Gloversville 21-6. The team played an outstanding game on defense.
Matt Case had 2 interception and Avery Wood had 1.
On offense, Avery Wood, Keegan Baker, and Ashton Wright each had a rushing touchdown. Keegan Baker and Aiden Pavlick had some big catches thrown by Avery Wood.
Overall, it was a great team win. Thanks to all the parents and fans that made the trip to support the team. Next game is home on Monday October 2 at 6 PM!!"
Come on out Monday and cheer on our Mountaineers!!!
"The JV football team got their first win of the season. They beat Gloversville 21-6. The team played an outstanding game on defense.
Matt Case had 2 interception and Avery Wood had 1.
On offense, Avery Wood, Keegan Baker, and Ashton Wright each had a rushing touchdown. Keegan Baker and Aiden Pavlick had some big catches thrown by Avery Wood.
Overall, it was a great team win. Thanks to all the parents and fans that made the trip to support the team. Next game is home on Monday October 2 at 6 PM!!"
Come on out Monday and cheer on our Mountaineers!!!
The TCT Credit Union announced their first Teacher of the Week today!
Congratulations to CES's Miss Hollowood!!!!
Click on the link to read about her nomination: https://www.facebook.com/TCTFCU
Dear Families,
This week our school community will be focusing on the Positivity Project character strength of Teamwork. Teamwork means you work well as a member of a group or team. You are loyal, reliable, and dedicated to helping your team achieve its goals.
Teamwork is the ability and willingness to place overall group success as a higher priority than individual achievement. Those who demonstrate strengths in teamwork often work to help all group members find success. These individuals are willing to commit time and resources in order to further group goals and help toward the greater good.
For individuals, teamwork often means deferring or delaying individual accomplishments in order to ensure that the group maintains a high level of success. Their commitment to the larger group effort makes them good teammates. The positive feelings associated with being part of a larger whole -- can be highly beneficial and combat selfishness and egotism.
To practice and encourage the character strength of teamwork 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. Have a wonderful week!
This week our school community will be focusing on the Positivity Project character strength of Teamwork. Teamwork means you work well as a member of a group or team. You are loyal, reliable, and dedicated to helping your team achieve its goals.
Teamwork is the ability and willingness to place overall group success as a higher priority than individual achievement. Those who demonstrate strengths in teamwork often work to help all group members find success. These individuals are willing to commit time and resources in order to further group goals and help toward the greater good.
For individuals, teamwork often means deferring or delaying individual accomplishments in order to ensure that the group maintains a high level of success. Their commitment to the larger group effort makes them good teammates. The positive feelings associated with being part of a larger whole -- can be highly beneficial and combat selfishness and egotism.
To practice and encourage the character strength of teamwork 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. Have a wonderful week!
It was a big night on the field for our Boys Varsity Soccer Team! Here are highlights from Coach Deso:
"The Corinth Riverhawks continued their winning streak with a heart-thumping 2-1 victory over the Lake George Lakers yesterday afternoon on the Corinth pitch. From the open minutes of the contest, the Riverhawks controlled possession of the field for the majority of the contest, winning loose balls, 50/50 balls, and making several significant runs on the Laker defense.
Early in the second half, Corinth was awarded a free kick from 25 yards out. Sam Tangora would sail a beautifully placed ball that curled wide of the keeper's reach and found its home perfectly far post, upper 90's, to put Corinth up by one. The Riverhawks would continue to put heavy pressure on the Laker back four, and their efforts would eventually prove fruitful with 12 minutes remaining in regulation. Outside defender Sean Ward would gain control of the ball, serve a perfectly-placed ball over the Laker defensive line to find a streaking Tyler Smolinski, who would carry the ball with purpose, beating the back line, and calmly drive the ball far post to increase the Riverhawk lead.
The Lakers would earn a late game goal, cutting their lead in half, but conceding a second goal, however, was not on the menu for the Corinth back four- Alex Wiseman, Hunter Shanahan, Sean Ward and Michael Petteys. They played without question some outstanding defense, helping to secure their fifth league victory, and sixth consecutive win for the Riverhawks, who now sit at the top of their division with a 5-0-0 record in league play, and 6-2-0 overall.
The boys are on the road on Monday and Wednesday for games against Granville, and then Bolton-Warrensburg. We follow up those evening contests with the CUP GAME on Saturday, September 30th! Please continue to show your support for this outstanding group of young men!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
Check out a few photos from our Riverhawk fans! (Thank you!)
"The Corinth Riverhawks continued their winning streak with a heart-thumping 2-1 victory over the Lake George Lakers yesterday afternoon on the Corinth pitch. From the open minutes of the contest, the Riverhawks controlled possession of the field for the majority of the contest, winning loose balls, 50/50 balls, and making several significant runs on the Laker defense.
Early in the second half, Corinth was awarded a free kick from 25 yards out. Sam Tangora would sail a beautifully placed ball that curled wide of the keeper's reach and found its home perfectly far post, upper 90's, to put Corinth up by one. The Riverhawks would continue to put heavy pressure on the Laker back four, and their efforts would eventually prove fruitful with 12 minutes remaining in regulation. Outside defender Sean Ward would gain control of the ball, serve a perfectly-placed ball over the Laker defensive line to find a streaking Tyler Smolinski, who would carry the ball with purpose, beating the back line, and calmly drive the ball far post to increase the Riverhawk lead.
The Lakers would earn a late game goal, cutting their lead in half, but conceding a second goal, however, was not on the menu for the Corinth back four- Alex Wiseman, Hunter Shanahan, Sean Ward and Michael Petteys. They played without question some outstanding defense, helping to secure their fifth league victory, and sixth consecutive win for the Riverhawks, who now sit at the top of their division with a 5-0-0 record in league play, and 6-2-0 overall.
The boys are on the road on Monday and Wednesday for games against Granville, and then Bolton-Warrensburg. We follow up those evening contests with the CUP GAME on Saturday, September 30th! Please continue to show your support for this outstanding group of young men!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
Check out a few photos from our Riverhawk fans! (Thank you!)
It was another great night on the links for our Riverhawks Golf Team! Here are some highlights from Coach Bruno:
"The golf team kept its hot streak alive winning 3-2 over North Warren.
Cooper Philo and Aiden Schurr played close matches at the 1 and 2 spot. Then Parker Duerr-Clark and Collin Vincent both won their matches on the 8th hole.
Gage Bardin completed the comeback, winning his match 3 and 2 while Liam Crooks won his second straight match 4 and 3.
It was a total team effort to win their 6th straight match and improve to 7-1 overall. Congratulations to the whole team."
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!! Keep up the great work!
"The golf team kept its hot streak alive winning 3-2 over North Warren.
Cooper Philo and Aiden Schurr played close matches at the 1 and 2 spot. Then Parker Duerr-Clark and Collin Vincent both won their matches on the 8th hole.
Gage Bardin completed the comeback, winning his match 3 and 2 while Liam Crooks won his second straight match 4 and 3.
It was a total team effort to win their 6th straight match and improve to 7-1 overall. Congratulations to the whole team."
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!! Keep up the great work!
Our new HS entrance opens Monday for all students and visitors at Oak Street. Our construction project continues to progress nicely!
Click on the link to our website story for more details: https://www.corinthcsd.org/article/1251707
Click on the link to our website story for more details: https://www.corinthcsd.org/article/1251707
Our Modified Soccer Team played a fantastic match this evening. Coach McEvoy and Coach Krohn share:
"The Modified Soccer Team played a hard-fought game against Fort Ann, ending in a 0-0 tie. Noah Wentworth played an incredible game in goal with many game-saving saves! He was supported by a tremendous defensive effort by the whole team. Great job, athletes!"
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!! Keep it going!!
"The Modified Soccer Team played a hard-fought game against Fort Ann, ending in a 0-0 tie. Noah Wentworth played an incredible game in goal with many game-saving saves! He was supported by a tremendous defensive effort by the whole team. Great job, athletes!"
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!! Keep it going!!
Attention, Corinth students! Are you interested in health care careers? Check out this great event!
Glens Falls Hospital is hosting an interactive event for students in grades 7-12 on October 2nd from 5-7pm- High School to Healthcare.
The evening will offer students an opportunity to learn about careers in healthcare and also speak with local colleges including SUNY Adirondack, Maria College, Bryant and Stratton, Vermont State University and Siena College.
For more information, check out their website: https://www.glensfallshospital.org/event/high-school-to-healthcare/
Glens Falls Hospital is hosting an interactive event for students in grades 7-12 on October 2nd from 5-7pm- High School to Healthcare.
The evening will offer students an opportunity to learn about careers in healthcare and also speak with local colleges including SUNY Adirondack, Maria College, Bryant and Stratton, Vermont State University and Siena College.
For more information, check out their website: https://www.glensfallshospital.org/event/high-school-to-healthcare/
Our Boys Varsity Soccer Team earned a huge shut out last night! Here are some highlights from Coach Deso:
"Nine different players scored for the Corinth Riverhawks, as they rolled to a 12-0 victory over the North Warren Cougars.
Tyler Smolinski, Tristan Lozier, and Emerson Rigley all found the back of the net twice, while Sam Tangora, Logan West, Alex Schiavi, Hunter Shanahan, MJ Sprague, and Sean Ward all put tallies on the board for the Riverhawks, and Owen Baker earned his second shutout on the season.
With this victory, the Riverhawks have now posted their fifth consecutive victory, remain in first place in the Western Division, and take on the Lake George Warriors at home on Friday afternoon. Come support this outstanding group of young men!"
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!!
"Nine different players scored for the Corinth Riverhawks, as they rolled to a 12-0 victory over the North Warren Cougars.
Tyler Smolinski, Tristan Lozier, and Emerson Rigley all found the back of the net twice, while Sam Tangora, Logan West, Alex Schiavi, Hunter Shanahan, MJ Sprague, and Sean Ward all put tallies on the board for the Riverhawks, and Owen Baker earned his second shutout on the season.
With this victory, the Riverhawks have now posted their fifth consecutive victory, remain in first place in the Western Division, and take on the Lake George Warriors at home on Friday afternoon. Come support this outstanding group of young men!"
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!!
Congratulations to our JV Volleyball team on their win! Here are some highlights from Coach Grady:
"Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their win over Lake George last night. Maya Bedell had 4 service points and an assist. Annabell Parker had 5 service points, and 2 aces. Kenadee Flint had 4 service points, 8 aces, 8 assists, and 2 kills. The whole team contributed to the win! Keep up the good work!" Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!
"Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their win over Lake George last night. Maya Bedell had 4 service points and an assist. Annabell Parker had 5 service points, and 2 aces. Kenadee Flint had 4 service points, 8 aces, 8 assists, and 2 kills. The whole team contributed to the win! Keep up the good work!" Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!
Our Modified Soccer Team had a big win last night! Here are some highlights from Coach McEvoy and Coach Krohn:
"The Modified Soccer team had a huge win over Hadley-Luzerne yesterday. The final score was 8-0.
Owen Shanahan scored three goals. Jacob Hughes scored two goals. Micah Lewis, Bryan Macicia and Riley Spring all scored one goal.
Assists were made by Jamie Hughes, Jacob Hughes, Brynn Dunbar. Great team win!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks!
Check out a few photos from our Riverhawk fans! (Thank you for sharing!)
"The Modified Soccer team had a huge win over Hadley-Luzerne yesterday. The final score was 8-0.
Owen Shanahan scored three goals. Jacob Hughes scored two goals. Micah Lewis, Bryan Macicia and Riley Spring all scored one goal.
Assists were made by Jamie Hughes, Jacob Hughes, Brynn Dunbar. Great team win!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks!
Check out a few photos from our Riverhawk fans! (Thank you for sharing!)
Our JV Field Hockey Team had another win tonight!!! Here are highlights from Coach Haskell:
"The Girls JV Field Hockey Team defeated Emma Willard at home tonight! Maddie Rosenbrock had her second shut out of the season!!
Gracie Jones ha a goal and an assist! Paige Wester had her first goal of the season!"
Keep up the great work, RIVERHAWKS!!!
Gracie Jones ha a goal and an assist! Paige Wester had her first goal of the season!"
Keep up the great work, RIVERHAWKS!!!
Our Modified Field Hockey team has much of which to be proud tonight! Here are game highlights from Coach Roberts:
"Modified Field Hockey had their first game tonight against Hoosick Falls. Our girls have been working very hard and have been very patient with games being rescheduled. We ended the game 0-0 tonight and we were complimented on our sportsmanship tonight. I consider that a win for us.
I am so proud of these girls and how hard they played tonight with only 1 sub! Their next game is this Thursday HOME. We are looking forward to a great season ahead."
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!
"Modified Field Hockey had their first game tonight against Hoosick Falls. Our girls have been working very hard and have been very patient with games being rescheduled. We ended the game 0-0 tonight and we were complimented on our sportsmanship tonight. I consider that a win for us.
I am so proud of these girls and how hard they played tonight with only 1 sub! Their next game is this Thursday HOME. We are looking forward to a great season ahead."
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!
Our Varsity Golf Team is on a roll this week, earning two wins! Here are highlights from Coach Bruno for both matches:
Monday: "Another congratulations to the golf team that won their 4th consecutive match. They won 4-1 over Warrensburg. Aiden Schurr played a tough match at the #1 spot. Cooper Philo won his match up 2.
Parker Duerr-Clark won his match 5 and 4, and Collin Vincent, Gage Bardin and Reiley Halliday all won by forfeit. Congratulations to the team who is now 5-1 on the year.
Tuesday: A huge congratulations to the golf team who won all 6 of their matches to sweep Fort Edward/Argyle.
Cooper Philo won the #1 match 3 and 2; Aiden Schurr won 4 and 2; Parker Duerr Clark won 5 and 3. Collin Vincent won his match on the last hole 1 up; Gage Bardin won his match to stay undefeated 5 and 4 and Liam Crooks won his first varsity match 4 and 3. The team is 6-1 and will play at home on Thursday. Great job team!
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!
Monday: "Another congratulations to the golf team that won their 4th consecutive match. They won 4-1 over Warrensburg. Aiden Schurr played a tough match at the #1 spot. Cooper Philo won his match up 2.
Parker Duerr-Clark won his match 5 and 4, and Collin Vincent, Gage Bardin and Reiley Halliday all won by forfeit. Congratulations to the team who is now 5-1 on the year.
Tuesday: A huge congratulations to the golf team who won all 6 of their matches to sweep Fort Edward/Argyle.
Cooper Philo won the #1 match 3 and 2; Aiden Schurr won 4 and 2; Parker Duerr Clark won 5 and 3. Collin Vincent won his match on the last hole 1 up; Gage Bardin won his match to stay undefeated 5 and 4 and Liam Crooks won his first varsity match 4 and 3. The team is 6-1 and will play at home on Thursday. Great job team!
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!
Our Social Emotional Learning Positivity Project character strength of the week is CURIOSITY!
Families are invited to click on the link to learn more about how you can support our SEL curriculum at home:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ev_AebbXPQ0pmv_bFsnwvADVjVYfUxrZ5lwUArZc6V8/edit?usp=sharing
Families are invited to click on the link to learn more about how you can support our SEL curriculum at home:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ev_AebbXPQ0pmv_bFsnwvADVjVYfUxrZ5lwUArZc6V8/edit?usp=sharing
Our Girls JV Field Hockey Team earned the WIN on Friday night! Here are game highlights from Coach Haskell:
The JV girls soundly defeated Emma Willard 4-0 on Friday evening! A tip of the hat to our athletes who scored: Brooke Werne, Alivia Burke and Callie Rigley had 2 of our 4 goals! A tip of the hat goes to Livia Crooks who had 2 assists and controlled the midfield! The team had an all around great game! They host Emma Willard tomorrow at home! Come on out and cheer on our JV Field Hockey girls!!!!
Congratulations, Riverhawks!!!
Our Girls Varsity Girls Soccer team earned another great win on Friday night! Here are some game highlights from Coach Kanofsky:
"The Riverhawks earned their third win of the week Friday evening with a 7-0 victory against Spa Catholic. This game was not only amazing to coach, but amazing to watch as we had goals from 7 different players on the team.
Settling into play very early in the game, the Riverhawks began amazing passing sequences and movement. This gave us the opportunity for two 7th graders, Alexis Baker and Lylah Dishon, to score their first varsity goals of the season. Heading into the second half, the Riverhawks continued their push forward, ultimately scoring five more goals.
We saw goals from Isabella Craig, Maddie Baldes, Savannah Sullivan, Sage Shanahan, and Heather Pita.
Our defense consisting of Ada Carlton, Kerrigan Millis, Arieanna Shannon, and Piper Houser concluded another game of not allowing any shots on net, and keeper, Alexis Hall earned her first varsity level shutout.
We also saw great plays from Daisy Thomas, Erika McGuire, Hailey Shannon, and Bailey Hall.
The progress this team is making with each practice and contest is amazing to see. Chloe Hall and Caitlyn Crossman, two of our center midfielders were pivotal in creating opportunities for us scoring this game.
This victory moves Corinth into 2-2 in the league and 3-2 overall. We are on the road for both games next week, Lake George on Tuesday and Salem on Thursday."
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!!
Photos courtesy of Holy Capasso. (Thank you!) See more photos on our district Facebook page!
"The Riverhawks earned their third win of the week Friday evening with a 7-0 victory against Spa Catholic. This game was not only amazing to coach, but amazing to watch as we had goals from 7 different players on the team.
Settling into play very early in the game, the Riverhawks began amazing passing sequences and movement. This gave us the opportunity for two 7th graders, Alexis Baker and Lylah Dishon, to score their first varsity goals of the season. Heading into the second half, the Riverhawks continued their push forward, ultimately scoring five more goals.
We saw goals from Isabella Craig, Maddie Baldes, Savannah Sullivan, Sage Shanahan, and Heather Pita.
Our defense consisting of Ada Carlton, Kerrigan Millis, Arieanna Shannon, and Piper Houser concluded another game of not allowing any shots on net, and keeper, Alexis Hall earned her first varsity level shutout.
We also saw great plays from Daisy Thomas, Erika McGuire, Hailey Shannon, and Bailey Hall.
The progress this team is making with each practice and contest is amazing to see. Chloe Hall and Caitlyn Crossman, two of our center midfielders were pivotal in creating opportunities for us scoring this game.
This victory moves Corinth into 2-2 in the league and 3-2 overall. We are on the road for both games next week, Lake George on Tuesday and Salem on Thursday."
Congratulations, RIVERHAWKS!!!
Photos courtesy of Holy Capasso. (Thank you!) See more photos on our district Facebook page!
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: In this edition of alumni spotlight, we would like to give a huge shout out and congratulations to 2017 alumna, Morgan Baker. Morgan is currently an Athletic Trainer at James Madison University, helping NCAA athletes stay healthy and pursue their athletic dreams and endeavors!
A little about Morgan:
After graduating in 2017, Morgan went on to earn her Bachelor's Degree in the Science of Athletic Training from James Madison University. She continued her education by earning a Master of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration in Mental Performance.
When asked what she loves most about her job, she responded:
"I have the opportunity to develop great relationships with these student-athletes, and a lot of times I see them most at the lowest times in their athletic careers. Getting to see them be successful off of the field and then having a front row seat to them returning to sport and succeeding is the best part of my job."
When asked what inspired her to pursue this field, she responded:
"Sports have played a large role in my life, and I have been around them as long as I can remember. I competed in 3 sport seasons during my time at Corinth and I knew that I had a strong desire to still be in that environment throughout my career. I was able to find a way to combine being surrounded by athletics and continually challenge myself as no 2 days are ever the same."
Advice to current students and recent alumni :
"If you don’t know what you want to do when you are a senior in high school, that is completely okay! Whether you decide to attend college, join the military, enter the work force, go to trade school, etc., make the best choice for you at the time. Not everyone will have the same path, and chances are, you won’t know what you want to do for the rest of your life when you are 18 years old. If people in your life are choosing to go in one direction, and you choose to go in another, that does not mean that you are behind!"
We are so proud of Morgan and all that she has accomplished already! The next time you see a James Madison University game/match, look for Morgan!!
Thank you to Morgan for sharing her story to inspire current and future students to pursue their goals.
#CorinthisCommunity
#MakingCorinthProud
A little about Morgan:
After graduating in 2017, Morgan went on to earn her Bachelor's Degree in the Science of Athletic Training from James Madison University. She continued her education by earning a Master of Science in Exercise Science with a concentration in Mental Performance.
When asked what she loves most about her job, she responded:
"I have the opportunity to develop great relationships with these student-athletes, and a lot of times I see them most at the lowest times in their athletic careers. Getting to see them be successful off of the field and then having a front row seat to them returning to sport and succeeding is the best part of my job."
When asked what inspired her to pursue this field, she responded:
"Sports have played a large role in my life, and I have been around them as long as I can remember. I competed in 3 sport seasons during my time at Corinth and I knew that I had a strong desire to still be in that environment throughout my career. I was able to find a way to combine being surrounded by athletics and continually challenge myself as no 2 days are ever the same."
Advice to current students and recent alumni :
"If you don’t know what you want to do when you are a senior in high school, that is completely okay! Whether you decide to attend college, join the military, enter the work force, go to trade school, etc., make the best choice for you at the time. Not everyone will have the same path, and chances are, you won’t know what you want to do for the rest of your life when you are 18 years old. If people in your life are choosing to go in one direction, and you choose to go in another, that does not mean that you are behind!"
We are so proud of Morgan and all that she has accomplished already! The next time you see a James Madison University game/match, look for Morgan!!
Thank you to Morgan for sharing her story to inspire current and future students to pursue their goals.
#CorinthisCommunity
#MakingCorinthProud
