A big shout out to our Library Media Specialist, Ms. Tracy Mack, for facilitating the "Match the Staff Member with Their Favorite Book" contest at Oak Street! As we strive to promote literacy, we hope that students and staff will discuss their favorite books!
A big shout out to our CMS students who won the "Breakfast with the Assistant Principal" PBIS raffle in January! Students who earned Riverbucks for being safe, respectful and responsible were able to put their tickets in a raffle for this month's activity! Way to go, Riverhawks!
The Corinth Central School District will be operating on a 2 hour delay today. No AM Boces. All 8:00 am midterms and regents exams will be moved to Thursday, January 25th additional details will be sent home later today. All exams scheduled to take place after 10:00 am today will proceed as scheduled. Be safe.
Our CCSD Counseling Department invites all parents, guardians, community members and students to the next community night on Tuesday, January 30th from 6-7! The Saratoga Center for the Family will present: BE a Buddy, Not a Bully! See the flyer for details!
The Modified Girls Basketball team earned another win last night. Coach Cross shared some highlights:
"The modified girls basketball team moves to 8-2 after an 18-12 victory over North Warren last night. Dakota Parker and Makenna Eastman each put up 6 points with Sam Winslow and Jennifer Ives adding to the score.
A total team effort on both ends of the court and solid defense from the whole team sealed the win! Great job girls!"
"The modified girls basketball team moves to 8-2 after an 18-12 victory over North Warren last night. Dakota Parker and Makenna Eastman each put up 6 points with Sam Winslow and Jennifer Ives adding to the score.
A total team effort on both ends of the court and solid defense from the whole team sealed the win! Great job girls!"
Our Wrestling teams had a big weekend on the mats. Coach Bardin and Coach Petteys shared some highlights:
"The Varsity Riverhawks had a weekend full of wrestling. We spent Friday and Saturday competing at the Ichabod Crane duals where we wrestled 8 dual meets over two days. Corinth placed fourth out of nine schools and each wrestler continues to improve as we reach the end of the season.
Each wrestler added to their varsity win count and we were able to strategically move them through weight classes to score team points when needed. We are seeing higher-intensity matches that go to the last period and the wrestlers are learning the importance of taking the first shot or only giving up 3-5 team points rather than 6.
Congratulations to sophomore Jake Lafaver who went 8-0 on the weekend earning 64 total team points. He was awarded the team's most outstanding wrestler.
Mason Rose went 3-3, Theo Gavin 2-2, Blake Cronk 4-2, Parker Duerr-Clark 1-6, Aiden Schurr 7-1, Keegan Baker 7-1, Hunter LaBrake 4-4, Ashton Moors 1-5, Kevin Procter 1-2, DJ Barnes 1-2, Kris Barnes 1-1, Darius Parnell 1-1 and John Geary 7-1.
Great job this weekend, wrestlers! We are looking forward to our last home event this Saturday for the Marty Sherman Duals where we will recognize our senior wrestlers."
Well done, athletes! We hope to fill the CHS gym with Riverhawk fans to support our wrestlers this weekend! Go, Riverhawks!!
Photos courtesy of the Coaches! Thank you!
"The Varsity Riverhawks had a weekend full of wrestling. We spent Friday and Saturday competing at the Ichabod Crane duals where we wrestled 8 dual meets over two days. Corinth placed fourth out of nine schools and each wrestler continues to improve as we reach the end of the season.
Each wrestler added to their varsity win count and we were able to strategically move them through weight classes to score team points when needed. We are seeing higher-intensity matches that go to the last period and the wrestlers are learning the importance of taking the first shot or only giving up 3-5 team points rather than 6.
Congratulations to sophomore Jake Lafaver who went 8-0 on the weekend earning 64 total team points. He was awarded the team's most outstanding wrestler.
Mason Rose went 3-3, Theo Gavin 2-2, Blake Cronk 4-2, Parker Duerr-Clark 1-6, Aiden Schurr 7-1, Keegan Baker 7-1, Hunter LaBrake 4-4, Ashton Moors 1-5, Kevin Procter 1-2, DJ Barnes 1-2, Kris Barnes 1-1, Darius Parnell 1-1 and John Geary 7-1.
Great job this weekend, wrestlers! We are looking forward to our last home event this Saturday for the Marty Sherman Duals where we will recognize our senior wrestlers."
Well done, athletes! We hope to fill the CHS gym with Riverhawk fans to support our wrestlers this weekend! Go, Riverhawks!!
Photos courtesy of the Coaches! Thank you!
Dear CCSD Families,
This week our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Social Intelligence. Social intelligence means you are aware of other people’s thoughts and feelings. You understand why they do things.
Social intelligence refers to a person’s ability to understand and manage interpersonal relationships. It is distinct from a person’s IQ or “book smarts.” It includes an individual’s ability to understand, and act on, the feelings, thoughts, and behaviors of other people. This type of intelligence can take place “in the moment” of face-to-face conversations but also appears during times of deliberate thinking. It involves emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
Social intelligence helps individuals build relationships -- and is important to numerous aspects of a person’s life. It allows an individual to form friendships and alliances. And it assists a person against being taken advantage of. People with social intelligence can “read” other people’s faces and know what motivates them. Social intelligence builds over time and as a person ages. In this sense, it is similar to the character strength of perspective.
To practice and encourage the character strength of social intelligence with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2), where together you will 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 character strength of Social Intelligence. Social intelligence means you are aware of other people’s thoughts and feelings. You understand why they do things.
Social intelligence refers to a person’s ability to understand and manage interpersonal relationships. It is distinct from a person’s IQ or “book smarts.” It includes an individual’s ability to understand, and act on, the feelings, thoughts, and behaviors of other people. This type of intelligence can take place “in the moment” of face-to-face conversations but also appears during times of deliberate thinking. It involves emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
Social intelligence helps individuals build relationships -- and is important to numerous aspects of a person’s life. It allows an individual to form friendships and alliances. And it assists a person against being taken advantage of. People with social intelligence can “read” other people’s faces and know what motivates them. Social intelligence builds over time and as a person ages. In this sense, it is similar to the character strength of perspective.
To practice and encourage the character strength of social intelligence with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2), where together you will watch a video, read a quote, and talk about the answers to three questions.
Have a wonderful week!
Our Varsity Boys Basketball Team notched another TWO wins this weekend! Coach Falkenbury shared a few highlights from each exciting match-up:
"Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Basketball team on a win over Fort Edward 49 to 39 Friday night. Braydin Stone and Hunter Shanahan each scored 15 points to pace the Riverhawks. Braydin Stone also had 6 assists and Hunter Shanahan had 13 rebounds. After a 25 to 24 first half, the Riverhawks aggressively held the Forts to 15 total points in the second half. The offense did a great job of moving the basketball and finding the open shot. This was the 4th win in a row for this hard working group.
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Basketball team on a thrilling win over Warrensburg on Saturday afternoon. The Hawks came out very intense on both ends of the court. The ball movement on offense and the aggressive defense held the Burgers to 17 first half points.
The defensive end of the court was led by Kaden Wright, Michael Petteys and Alex Wiseman. Leading the charge on offense was Avery Wood. He hit some big shots and led the team with 26 points. He scored 20 of his 26 points in the second half. Kaden Wright had 15 points, Braydin Stone had 10 points 7 assists and Hunter Shanahan had 8 points and 13 rebounds. Warrensburg got within one point to make it 40 to 39. Corinth showed much poise and hit timely shots along with great defense to go on a 23 to 9 run to end the game. This was the 5th win in a row for the team. The boys have come a long way in the last 3 weeks. Come support them on January 26th when they host Hartford. "
WOW! Way to go, Riverhawks!
Thank you to the Post Star for a few great photos of our team. Check them out by clicking the link: https://poststar.com/sports/high-school/basketball/boys/warrensburg-boys-basketball-team-forging-ahead-with-limited-roster/article_e06f8480-b7fd-11ee-84df-b3b8174bf9c4.html#tracking-source=home-top-story
"Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Basketball team on a win over Fort Edward 49 to 39 Friday night. Braydin Stone and Hunter Shanahan each scored 15 points to pace the Riverhawks. Braydin Stone also had 6 assists and Hunter Shanahan had 13 rebounds. After a 25 to 24 first half, the Riverhawks aggressively held the Forts to 15 total points in the second half. The offense did a great job of moving the basketball and finding the open shot. This was the 4th win in a row for this hard working group.
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Basketball team on a thrilling win over Warrensburg on Saturday afternoon. The Hawks came out very intense on both ends of the court. The ball movement on offense and the aggressive defense held the Burgers to 17 first half points.
The defensive end of the court was led by Kaden Wright, Michael Petteys and Alex Wiseman. Leading the charge on offense was Avery Wood. He hit some big shots and led the team with 26 points. He scored 20 of his 26 points in the second half. Kaden Wright had 15 points, Braydin Stone had 10 points 7 assists and Hunter Shanahan had 8 points and 13 rebounds. Warrensburg got within one point to make it 40 to 39. Corinth showed much poise and hit timely shots along with great defense to go on a 23 to 9 run to end the game. This was the 5th win in a row for the team. The boys have come a long way in the last 3 weeks. Come support them on January 26th when they host Hartford. "
WOW! Way to go, Riverhawks!
Thank you to the Post Star for a few great photos of our team. Check them out by clicking the link: https://poststar.com/sports/high-school/basketball/boys/warrensburg-boys-basketball-team-forging-ahead-with-limited-roster/article_e06f8480-b7fd-11ee-84df-b3b8174bf9c4.html#tracking-source=home-top-story
It was a very exciting weekend of basketball for our JV boys with back to back wins! Coach Bowe shared some highlights from each game:
"The JV boys basketball beat Fort Edward Friday night 38-30. It was a tough game. The boys kept working and started to pull away in the 2nd half. Ashton Wright led the team with 19 points. Ethan Kellerhouse had 8 points and a strong game on the offensive and defensive boards.
The JV boys basketball team continued adding to their win streak on Saturday. They beat Warrensburg 48-21. The boys had a great team effort. Everyone contributed on the defensive end. Aiden Pettit and Carter Hoffman - Robarge both had 9 points. Every player on the team scored a basket.
Coach Bowe is very happy at this point of the season. The team is 7-3. The boys continue to push themselves every day to improve. They are working hard and playing great team basketball. Keep up the great work!!"
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!
"The JV boys basketball beat Fort Edward Friday night 38-30. It was a tough game. The boys kept working and started to pull away in the 2nd half. Ashton Wright led the team with 19 points. Ethan Kellerhouse had 8 points and a strong game on the offensive and defensive boards.
The JV boys basketball team continued adding to their win streak on Saturday. They beat Warrensburg 48-21. The boys had a great team effort. Everyone contributed on the defensive end. Aiden Pettit and Carter Hoffman - Robarge both had 9 points. Every player on the team scored a basket.
Coach Bowe is very happy at this point of the season. The team is 7-3. The boys continue to push themselves every day to improve. They are working hard and playing great team basketball. Keep up the great work!!"
Way to go, RIVERHAWKS!!
Congratulations to our CES Riverhawks who demonstrated our Positivity Project character strength of Supporting Others and were honored at the monthly #ChooseKindness assembly!!! More photos on Facebook!
The Adirondack United Varsity Girls Hockey team had 2 wins this week! We are proud of our CHS players, Jess Freebern and Aubrey Lozier (and our own Coach Lawrence)! A tip of the hat to Aubrey for a HAT TRICK and assist in the win vs SLP! Congratulations to all!!!
It was another great win for our Varsity Girls BB team last night! Coach Hoertkorn shared some great highlights from the game:
"The Varsity girls basketball team picked up a non- league win over Schuylerville last night after another great start and team effort.
Emily Dingmon was two assists shy of a triple double. She had 13 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, and 2 steals for another great all around game.
Isabella Craig followed with 9 points and 2 steals. Her quickness and ability to run the floor always force the defense to get back.
Taylor Stone had 8 points, 6 rebounds, and a steal. She has been doing such a great job defensively, getting good looks on offense, and when she draws multiple defenders she has been finding her open teammate.
Kenadee Flint had a nice game shooting the ball with two threes in the second quarter to help extend our lead. She finished with 7 points and 4 rebounds. Caitlyn Crossman, Whitney Cameron, and Riley Dumas combined for 16 points. They continue to be great leaders, and see the court so well.
Sage Shanahan had a great night on the boards with 8 rebounds.
It was another total team effort, and I continue to be so proud of the progress every day. Our next game is Tuesday, at 7pm in Mayfield."
Congratulations to our Varsity Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the hard work!
"The Varsity girls basketball team picked up a non- league win over Schuylerville last night after another great start and team effort.
Emily Dingmon was two assists shy of a triple double. She had 13 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, and 2 steals for another great all around game.
Isabella Craig followed with 9 points and 2 steals. Her quickness and ability to run the floor always force the defense to get back.
Taylor Stone had 8 points, 6 rebounds, and a steal. She has been doing such a great job defensively, getting good looks on offense, and when she draws multiple defenders she has been finding her open teammate.
Kenadee Flint had a nice game shooting the ball with two threes in the second quarter to help extend our lead. She finished with 7 points and 4 rebounds. Caitlyn Crossman, Whitney Cameron, and Riley Dumas combined for 16 points. They continue to be great leaders, and see the court so well.
Sage Shanahan had a great night on the boards with 8 rebounds.
It was another total team effort, and I continue to be so proud of the progress every day. Our next game is Tuesday, at 7pm in Mayfield."
Congratulations to our Varsity Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the hard work!
Our JV Girls Basketball team had a big Friday night on the court. Coach Fauler shared highlights from the game:
"Girls JV basketball had a big win over Fort Edward, 62-19! It was a great team win with everyone scoring a basket!
The Riverhawks were led by Lylah Dishon with 21 points, 11 rebounds and 7 steals. Liv Crooks scored 19 points and had 8 steals on defense. Erika McGuire scored 10 points and had 5 rebounds.
Bailey Hall had a great game on defense, drawing 2 offensive fouls, 4 steals, 8 rebounds and 6 points on offense.
Great job, Riverhawks!!!"
We are proud of our Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
"Girls JV basketball had a big win over Fort Edward, 62-19! It was a great team win with everyone scoring a basket!
The Riverhawks were led by Lylah Dishon with 21 points, 11 rebounds and 7 steals. Liv Crooks scored 19 points and had 8 steals on defense. Erika McGuire scored 10 points and had 5 rebounds.
Bailey Hall had a great game on defense, drawing 2 offensive fouls, 4 steals, 8 rebounds and 6 points on offense.
Great job, Riverhawks!!!"
We are proud of our Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
Our Modified Boys Basketball team put another "W" in the scorebook last night. Coach Fabian shared some game highlights:
"Congrats to the modified boys A team on a 25 point win over Hartford. Every player scored to contribute to a great team win.
Jackson Caradonna had a great night on the floor scoring 10 points followed by Charlie Morey with 9 then Owen Shanahan and Micah Lewis both with 8. David Sitts had a strong game on both ends of the floor getting multiple rebounds and playing great defense.
This win moves our record to 7-1 for the season. Great work!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! The future of our boys basketball program is very bright with so much talent on the court!
"Congrats to the modified boys A team on a 25 point win over Hartford. Every player scored to contribute to a great team win.
Jackson Caradonna had a great night on the floor scoring 10 points followed by Charlie Morey with 9 then Owen Shanahan and Micah Lewis both with 8. David Sitts had a strong game on both ends of the floor getting multiple rebounds and playing great defense.
This win moves our record to 7-1 for the season. Great work!"
Congratulations, Riverhawks! The future of our boys basketball program is very bright with so much talent on the court!
Our Modified Girls got the "W" last night! Coach Cross shared some highlights:
"The modified girls basketball team had a dominant 32-14 win over Hartford last night. Led by a 10 point performance by Makenna Eastman and 6 points from Jennifer Ives.
The Riverhwaks led the whole game with Gabby Stuart, Sydnee Mosher, Olivia Dymond and Sawyer Anderson adding to the score. Sam Winslow, Dakota Parker and Darrien Benedict had a great night gathering offensive rebounds with Callie Rigley, Bailey Daniels, Trinity Prosser and Mia Bacigalupo locking it down on defense!
Good job girls!
Keep up the great work, Riverhawks!!
The Riverhwaks led the whole game with Gabby Stuart, Sydnee Mosher, Olivia Dymond and Sawyer Anderson adding to the score. Sam Winslow, Dakota Parker and Darrien Benedict had a great night gathering offensive rebounds with Callie Rigley, Bailey Daniels, Trinity Prosser and Mia Bacigalupo locking it down on defense!
Good job girls!
Keep up the great work, Riverhawks!!
Corinth Central School District is proud to announce that we are the recipients of a $1.1 million dollar Stronger Connections grant from NYSED! Click on the link to learn more about this competitive grant: https://www.nysed.gov/news/2024/state-education-department-announces-693m-stronger-connections-grants
Several of our CCSD Alumni have been honored for their academic achievements at college. Check out the latest edition of the ALUMNI COLLEGE SPOTLIGHT!
Congratulations to all of you! Keep up the great work!
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Our Girls Varsity Basketball Team had another win on the court Monday afternoon, soundly defeating Fonda-Fultonville with a full team effort! See Facebook for game highlights and more photos! Way to go, Riverhawks!!
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: A big shout out to CHS alumnus, Saratoga County Deputy Nikk Milligan, for being named "Deputy of the Year - 2023" for "amazing acts of valor in the line of duty." We are so proud of you! Congratulations! Thank you for your service to the community. Stay safe!
Dear CCSD Families,
This week, our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Perseverance. Perseverance means you complete what you start despite obstacles. You never give up.
The concept of perseverance can most often be found in one’s active pursuit of overcoming obstacles. Perseverance is a uniquely human characteristic that identifies an individual’s ability to spend long periods of time devoted to a single goal or set of goals. People demonstrating high levels of perseverance can handle significant, sometimes repeated, setbacks in pursuit of goals.
Those who persevere through setbacks often reap the benefits of the success gained by refusing to give up. Sometimes, this comes with the added benefit of increased knowledge and skill as a result of the work needed to achieve. A single group member’s ability or willingness to persevere can substantially impact those working with them and the team. Groups that show high levels of perseverance can achieve goals they may not have believed possible.
To practice and encourage the character strength of perseverance with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2), where together you can watch a video, read a quote, and talk about the answers to three questions.
Additionally, January 16th is Corinth's own Random Act of Kindness Day begun by a family in our community! Please consider an extra act of kindness on Tuesday in honor of #RAOK2024!
Have a wonderful week!
This week, our school community will be focusing on the character strength of Perseverance. Perseverance means you complete what you start despite obstacles. You never give up.
The concept of perseverance can most often be found in one’s active pursuit of overcoming obstacles. Perseverance is a uniquely human characteristic that identifies an individual’s ability to spend long periods of time devoted to a single goal or set of goals. People demonstrating high levels of perseverance can handle significant, sometimes repeated, setbacks in pursuit of goals.
Those who persevere through setbacks often reap the benefits of the success gained by refusing to give up. Sometimes, this comes with the added benefit of increased knowledge and skill as a result of the work needed to achieve. A single group member’s ability or willingness to persevere can substantially impact those working with them and the team. Groups that show high levels of perseverance can achieve goals they may not have believed possible.
To practice and encourage the character strength of perseverance with your child, please visit the Positivity Project’s P2 for Families (password: P2), where together you can watch a video, read a quote, and talk about the answers to three questions.
Additionally, January 16th is Corinth's own Random Act of Kindness Day begun by a family in our community! Please consider an extra act of kindness on Tuesday in honor of #RAOK2024!
Have a wonderful week!
