The high school students arrived this morning to the CHS SADD members, who took part in the Mock Crash, lining the main hall, standing silent, holding yellow caution posters with statistics on teen driving while distracted, under the influence or texting.
BE SAFE, RIVERHAWKS!
Attention, CHS families! If your student is attending next week's Junior Prom, please see some important information linked below from the advisors!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1O6J4f4ubEpGQph4dX7OzU03zDvT8_KMZs-f9QJHR6S0/edit?usp=sharing
Attention, Corinth Middle School Families!
Please see a copy of Mr. Testani's May Newsletter linked below. It has a lot of important information about the end of the school year.
Please reach out to the middle school office with any questions.
https://www.smore.com/fu67p
Big news from the CHS Athletic Department from Coach Parker:
"Congratulations to Logan Shippee for reaching the first achievement level in our CHS Weightlifting program, reaching 4 different goals in the areas tested.
Logan benches 160 pounds, squats 225 pounds, deadlifts 365 pounds and cleans 155 pounds!
Logan has worked incredibly hard over the year trying to PR each time we test and that was the reason he was able to reach our first level! I am very proud of his accomplishment!"
Way to go, Logan!
Congratulations to our CMS 5th and 6th grade concert performers! Guests were treated to chorus, hand bell and band selections! Great job, students!
Thank you to all who support our amazing music program!
CCSD is proud to announce our grade 4 and 8 winners of the Sanrda G. Morely award for demonstrating responsible personal and social behavior, sportsmanship, citizenship, a physically active lifestyle and is a positive influence on peers!
Congratulations, CES and CMS winners!
Our CHS SADD chapter facilitated a "Mock Car Crash" today to communicate the dangerous consequences of destructive decisions.
Many thanks to all of the community groups that came to make this powerful event possible.
BE SAFE, RIVERHAWKS! (See more photos on Facebook)
Attention, seniors! The Excelsior Scholarship apps are now open!
Go to the link: https://www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-college/financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/nys-grants-scholarships-awards/the-excelsior-scholarship.html
Click the link to learn more!
Our Boys Varsity Mountaineers are the Adirondack League Champions!
Our Girls finished 2nd!
Congratulations, athletes and coaches! We are so proud of you! Good luck on Thursday!
Check out meet highlights here: https://www.facebook.com/bordercountrysports
Our Varsity Boys and Girls Track teams continue to post-season competition on Thursday! Tickets must be purchased online in advance at: https://gofan.co/app/events/974886?schoolId=NYSPHSAAII
There is more information on our district Facebook page!
Good luck Mountaineers!
Our latest edition of the Corinth High School Spotlight is out! Check out the images of the bulletin board to see who nominated them and why!
This week, we are featuring:
Ethan Lange
Lucca Giacculi
Jasmine Miller
Nestor Kasiianchuk
Mrs. Schiavi
Thank you to Mrs. Shippee!
ATTENTION, CCSD FAMILIES! We have an important change coming on Tuesday for our on-line portal for meal payments! Here is the announcement from our CCSD Food Services Department:
Corinth Central School's meal payments platform, Titan Family Portal, has been upgraded to LINQ Connect. Be sure to download the new LINQ Connect app in the Google Play Store available now and the Apple Store that will be available soon or visit LINQConnect.com if you use a browser.
No need to change your username or password. All your information will be transferred to the new site for your convenience. This is an exciting upgrade for you and your students. You’ll get to enjoy all the new features and a fresh look that LINQ Connect has to offer.
An Interactive Dashboard allows you to view all your students in one profile. Plus, we improved accessibility and made your log-in experience easier. If you don’t use our online meal payments portal, LINQ Connect allows you to set up one-time or recurring payments for your students’ meals. You can also view previous transactions, set spending limits, transfer funds between students, set low-balance notifications, and more. It’s an easy way to manage meal payments without the hassle of sending cash.
Please see the informational flyer at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vEVmKcJHmhy_lzZwGawIoZXWnB5R8Q_S/view?usp=sharing
If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Tevendale: tevendalel@corinthcsd.org
A big shout out to the Modified Girls Softball team on finishing the season with a win! Here are some highlights from Friday's game from Coach Suppes:
“On Friday our modified softball team won their final game of the season 25-11 against North Warren. Sam Winslow led the offense with multiple extra base hits and RBIs in her best game of the year. Everyone on the team had a part in scoring 25 runs, and played a great game defensively too.
The team had a great season and played through a tough schedule. They improved after each game, and became better softball players each day. The future of the Corinth softball program is bright, and I look forward to seeing these girls in future years. I am very proud of this team, and their successes this season!”
Way to go, Lady Riverhawks!!! We look forward to seeing you on the diamond next season!!
Congratulations to CHS senior, Olivia Nelson, who was selected as a recipient of the Adirondack Area School Boards Community Service Award!
Olivia was honored at a dinner Thursday night where she received the $350 award along with other regional winners.
Congratulations, Olivia!
A big shout out to all of the CCSD staff members, the Corinth FD and the families/community members who helped to make the annual Corinth McTeachers Night a success!
Many thanks to CCSD alumna, Renee Reardon (and Team Reardon) for your continued generosity to Corinth graduates!
Thank you to all who participated in the CES Art Show and Community Night 2023! In addition to our students proudly showing off their art and curricular projects, there were many activities facilitated by staff and community members!
See more photos on our district Facebook page!
On May 17, The CHS Mock Trial Team celebrated Law Day at the Canfield Casino. Students were honored for their participation in the county mock trial tournament at the event hosted by the Saratoga County Bar Association.
The messages by several county attorney key note speakers encouraged students to continue to learn and appreciate the legal system in his country with civility and diplomacy. Wilton Town Judge, Matthew Coseo, spoke about the importance of making a difference in your community by giving back in ways that are immeasurable to so many. This valuable community experience supports the Positivity Project Character strengths: Citizenship, Teamwork, Perspective, Integrity, Fairness and so much more! Thank you, Mrs. Fay, for facilitating this valuable learning experience.
Great job to the Mock Trial Team for all your hard work!
A big shout out to the 7th grade students who helped Saratoga County restock the Corinth Reservoir with Brook Trout this week!
This activity supports our Positivity Project Character Strengths: Appreciation of Beauty, Teamwork and Citizenship!
Great job to all involved!
Our 8th grade team recently facilitated a great field trip to support grade 8 science curriculum: The Lake George Floating Classroom! Students participated in hands-on learning activities out on the lake and in the streams!
See Facebook for a full album of photos!
A big shout out to a great group of 6th grade students who were identified by Coach Marine and Coach Haskell for demonstrating MANY of The Positivity Project Character Strengths in class last week, including: leadership, kindness, fairness, enthusiasm and much more!
The CHS Captains Club hosted a pizza lunch for these terrific kids on Thursday and a few members joined the students to commend their character, positive influence on their peers and to encourage them to continue to stand out!!
A tip of the hat to Conley Baldwin, Landon Giaculli, Trenton Gray, Landon LeBarron, Ryder Morris, Cam Raymond, Phillip Richardson, Brycen Schurr, Owen Shanahan, Michael Sutliff, Noah Wentworth, Christopher Sheerer, Macyn Doan and Hunter DuMoulin.
A big shout out to Coach Marine, Coach Haskell, Coach Graham and Coach Fauler for making our Positivity Project a visible part of our school culture!
A tip of the hat to our Captains Club for being leaders, demonstrating the qualities of our Social Emotional Learning curriculum for our younger students and taking the time to meet with them!
#PositivityInAction
