World Traveler Wednesday in our cafeteria was a great success today! The meal (Korean Beef Tacos with Asian Slaw and Steamed Veggies) was well received by students and staff. Additionally, students at the Oak St. cafeteria were able to sample JTM Beef meatballs with Korean BBQ sauce courtesy of AJ Letezio food broker.
It was another great multicultural culinary experience for our school community! Thank you to Mrs. Tevendale and her staff for making World Traveler Wednesday a success!
It was another great multicultural culinary experience for our school community! Thank you to Mrs. Tevendale and her staff for making World Traveler Wednesday a success!
CHS recognized our 4 senior basketball players at last night's boys game. Congratulations to Josh Colson, Brian Wood, Logan West and Alex Wiseman! Thank you for your leadership on the court, in the halls and in the classroom. We wish you much success in your future endeavors!
REMINDER TO ALL CCSD STUDENTS AND FAMILIES: Today is World Traveler Wednesday in our cafeterias. Please share some interesting facts about South Korea with your student:
The literacy rate is 95% in South Korea.
South Korea's national animal is the Siberian Tiger.
Pyeongchang is a winter resort in the north eastern region of South Korea. The city hosted the Winter Olympics 2018.
Koreans celebrate the new year twice! The New Year celebration are on 1 January as most countries do and for Lunar New Year which is celebrated in February each year.
Although Korean (also called Hangul) is the official language, in many regions people speak Korean dialects. Children learn Korean and English in school and most people speak English fairly well.
Sesame seeds, chillis, kimchi and rice products are the most common ingredients in Korean dishes. Koreans mainly eat with spoons and metal chopsticks. The spoon is used for rice, stews and soups only.
(Source) For more facts about South Korean, click : https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/south-korea-facts.html
We hope that everyone enjoys the international cuisine offered today by our amazing CCSD cafeteria staff!
The literacy rate is 95% in South Korea.
South Korea's national animal is the Siberian Tiger.
Pyeongchang is a winter resort in the north eastern region of South Korea. The city hosted the Winter Olympics 2018.
Koreans celebrate the new year twice! The New Year celebration are on 1 January as most countries do and for Lunar New Year which is celebrated in February each year.
Although Korean (also called Hangul) is the official language, in many regions people speak Korean dialects. Children learn Korean and English in school and most people speak English fairly well.
Sesame seeds, chillis, kimchi and rice products are the most common ingredients in Korean dishes. Koreans mainly eat with spoons and metal chopsticks. The spoon is used for rice, stews and soups only.
(Source) For more facts about South Korean, click : https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/south-korea-facts.html
We hope that everyone enjoys the international cuisine offered today by our amazing CCSD cafeteria staff!
Army National Guard representatives, Mr. Tony DeSena, Sergeant Ryan Schyberg and Specialist Matt Clark visited Mrs. Fay's business classes on two occasions this semester. They executed lessons on interviewing skills, leadership, communication and even discussed resilience as an important life skill. Students engaged in some hands-on activities that simulated practicing the skills needed.
The guest speaker lessons supported our Positivity Project SEL curriculum as well as the NYS CDOS (Career Development and Occupational Studies) standards!
CCSD continues to make our Social Emotional Learning programs a more visible part of our school culture! Click on the link to our latest newsletter: SPREADING POSITIVITY and KINDNESS to see some highlights of our curriculum and activities: https://www.smore.com/2xt5r
REMINDER/REPOST for CES families: Bingo for Books is this Thursday! Check the flyer for details! Come out and win some books and help us to promote a love of reading!
Community gratitude from the C.A.R.E. Committee:
A big thank you to the United Way and North Country Subaru for their donation to the CARE Committee of boots, socks, hats and gloves with their Operation Warm program! All donations will go to CCSD students in need!
A big thank you to the United Way and North Country Subaru for their donation to the CARE Committee of boots, socks, hats and gloves with their Operation Warm program! All donations will go to CCSD students in need!
REPOST/REMINDER: Tuesday (1/30) night at 6PM is the next Community Night sponsored by our CCSD Counseling Department. Please join us at the Oak St. cafeteria for the presentation: Be a Buddy, Not a Bully! See the flyer for details!
Our Varsity Boys Basketball team continued their hot streak on the court Friday night! Coach Falkenbury shared some game highlights:
"Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Basketball team on their hard fought 61 to 52 win over Hartford Friday night. It was a very exciting game. The Riverhawks held a 23 to 20 lead at halftime. The boys put together a strong second half to pull out the win. Avery Wood had 20 points (16 in the second half); Kaden Wright had 18 points and 10 rebounds and Braydin Stone had 13 points with 7 assists.
This was the 6th win in a row for the team. The support from the fans has been incredible and very appreciated. Come root the Riverhawks on Tuesday night at 7:00PM when they host North Warren. This is a big league game and also is Senior Night for our Basketball players and Cheerleaders."
Keep up the great work, Riverhawks!
"Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Basketball team on their hard fought 61 to 52 win over Hartford Friday night. It was a very exciting game. The Riverhawks held a 23 to 20 lead at halftime. The boys put together a strong second half to pull out the win. Avery Wood had 20 points (16 in the second half); Kaden Wright had 18 points and 10 rebounds and Braydin Stone had 13 points with 7 assists.
This was the 6th win in a row for the team. The support from the fans has been incredible and very appreciated. Come root the Riverhawks on Tuesday night at 7:00PM when they host North Warren. This is a big league game and also is Senior Night for our Basketball players and Cheerleaders."
Keep up the great work, Riverhawks!
CHS recognized our Senior Wrestlers at yesterday's tournament! A big shout out to John Geary and Kevin Procter for your passion, dedication and leadership on our team! We wish you much success in your future! Thank you, Riverhawks!
Our Riverhawks Varsity Wrestling team had a big day on the mats yesterday. Our boys earned 2nd place in the Marty Sherman Invitational Tournament!
Congratulations to Keegan Baker who was named Most Outstanding Wrestler for the tourney! More photos and highlights to come!
Congratulations to Keegan Baker who was named Most Outstanding Wrestler for the tourney! More photos and highlights to come!
Attention, Corinth Elementary School families! Check out the latest CES Newsletter from Mrs. Connor and Mrs. Dickinson! It is filled with a lot of great photos, dates and other important information!
Click here: https://www.smore.com/2tk3s
Click here: https://www.smore.com/2tk3s
A shout out to our Varsity Bowling team for earning a big win! Way to go, Riverhawks!
A big shout out to the Varsity Girls Basketball team for another win on Friday night! Coach Hoertkorn shared highlights of the exciting game:
"The Varsity girls basketball team picked up a league win over Hartford Friday night. It was another great team effort with every player contributing.
Emily Dingmon led all scorers with 23 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 steals. She is such a great leader for us, and continues to show that in all areas of the game. She is always communicating with her teammates on the floor and does the little things that don’t always show up on the stat sheet.
Whitney Cameron followed with 14 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals for a great game as well.
Sage Shanahan had 2 points, and 5 rebounds on the offensive end. Caitlyn Crossman had 4 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals as she continues to see the court so well, and make so many extra effort plays, or rebound against a bigger player.
Every game I can say something about each player because they are such a hardworking group who genuinely want to improve every day and work as a team, not worrying about the spotlight. I am so lucky to coach such a wonderful group of girls, and look forward to the rest of the season! Our next game is a non- league matchup at South Glens Falls Tuesday at 7pm."
Congratulations, Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the great teamwork!
"The Varsity girls basketball team picked up a league win over Hartford Friday night. It was another great team effort with every player contributing.
Emily Dingmon led all scorers with 23 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 steals. She is such a great leader for us, and continues to show that in all areas of the game. She is always communicating with her teammates on the floor and does the little things that don’t always show up on the stat sheet.
Whitney Cameron followed with 14 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals for a great game as well.
Sage Shanahan had 2 points, and 5 rebounds on the offensive end. Caitlyn Crossman had 4 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals as she continues to see the court so well, and make so many extra effort plays, or rebound against a bigger player.
Every game I can say something about each player because they are such a hardworking group who genuinely want to improve every day and work as a team, not worrying about the spotlight. I am so lucky to coach such a wonderful group of girls, and look forward to the rest of the season! Our next game is a non- league matchup at South Glens Falls Tuesday at 7pm."
Congratulations, Lady Riverhawks! Keep up the great teamwork!
Our JV Boys had a great night on the court Friday! Coach Bowe shared some game highlights:
"The JV Boys Basketball team had a big league win Friday night vs. Hartford. It was a back and forth game from the beginning.
Ashton Wright led the team with 13 points. Aiden Pettit sealed the game with a big 3 pointer with about a minute left.
The boys faced a lot of ups and downs throughout the game but they never gave up and continued to battle. Coach Bowe is real proud of them. They never quit. We would also like to thank all the fans that came out and supported the team. The atmosphere was electric and it gave the boys a little extra boost when they needed it. Our next game is Monday night (1/29) at 5:30 PM vs. Galway."
Great job, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
"The JV Boys Basketball team had a big league win Friday night vs. Hartford. It was a back and forth game from the beginning.
Ashton Wright led the team with 13 points. Aiden Pettit sealed the game with a big 3 pointer with about a minute left.
The boys faced a lot of ups and downs throughout the game but they never gave up and continued to battle. Coach Bowe is real proud of them. They never quit. We would also like to thank all the fans that came out and supported the team. The atmosphere was electric and it gave the boys a little extra boost when they needed it. Our next game is Monday night (1/29) at 5:30 PM vs. Galway."
Great job, Riverhawks! Keep up the great work!
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!"
