FFA Members Complete Pumpkin 5K & Attend Big E
On Saturday, September 28th Nicole Stermer completed the Pumpkin Run at the Malone Rec Park. She completed the 5k while carrying her very own pumpkin It was a beautiful fall day. Over $14,000 was raised to support our local hospital (Alice Hyde's) healthcare careers program and develop the next generation of healthcare professionals.
In addition, Zak and Jamie-Lynn Helm continue to exhibit dairy animals. Most recently they attended the "Big E" (Eastern States Exposition) in Massachusetts to exhibit Ayrshire cattle. Keep up the great work members!
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From Mrs. McComb: We have had a fun and busy September in Pre-K 4! They have learned and grown so much these first few weeks. We couldn’t be more proud!
From Mrs. Beach: Kindergarten celebrated Apple Day today! It was a fun day filled with lots of apple activities and smiles!😊
Mrs. Thomas’ 2nd grade class spent the week learning about apples and Johnny Appleseed. They wrote a non-fiction piece about Johnny Appleseed and then completed a craft to go with it. On Thursday (Johnny’s birthday) the class had an apple tasting party where they tried a variety of apple products and then rated them. Apple Cheerios were the clear winner!
From Mrs. Stewart’s Journalism Class:
These past few weeks, students in our Journalism Class have created posters to recognize Chateaugay Senior Fall Athletes. Each student communicated with seniors and discussed their favorite life quote or motto, highest achievements so far, and future plans after graduation. The seniors selected their favorite senior picture and/or picture that best represents them playing their fall sport. Congratulations on all of our achievements thus far! CCS will miss your smiling faces and positive attitudes. Go Bulldogs!
We will be having our final informational meeting for our Costa Rica trip in April 2025! Please join us on Tuesday, October 1st at 7pm. You do not need to be in a Spanish class or know the language to join us on this fun and adventurous trip! If you have ever hoped to visit Costa Rica, but have been overwhelmed with planning, this is the trip for you. meet.google.com/ata-fdtc-mmg
From Dr. Ianaconi: This week, students worked on conducting! Students in junior and elementary bands had the chance to lead their peers during warm-ups.
Senior Project: James Campbell - A Hike for Hope
This fundraiser is in honor of my late mother, Danielle Vonn Brandt. My mom struggled with MS for most of her adult life but she never let that stop her from doing the things she loved. She was my walking example of grit and perseverance.
Join me in putting an end to MS.
Here is the link to the fundraiser's page where you can get further information about the event:
https://events.nationalmssociety.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.team&teamID=71192
Thank you for your support.
From Mrs. Blair-Wilcox: The 4th graders in Mrs. Blair-Wilcox and Mrs. Sweatt's classes recently took a hike up Elephant's Head. They had a great time and the weather was perfect. We even celebrated a birthday at the top of the hike! Then we spent time at the Malone Rec Park having lunch and playing together on the playground. It was a great day and we had the best time together!
Last Friday Mrs. Harrigan's second graders had a wonderful time picking pumpkins in the school's very own pumpkin patch! What a beautiful day to take a walk! Special thank you to Mrs. Ashline, Jacob, and Logan for all their help!
From Mrs. Blair-Wilcox: The students in Mrs. Blair-Wilcox’s 4th grade class were treated to a pumpkin-picking experience from Mrs. Ashline and her high schoolers. Then the kiddos had fun painting their pumpkins on Monday. While painting they enjoyed some delicious apple cider and donuts from Prairies!
As the fall sports season reaches its peak, we are excited to announce our upcoming Senior Recognition Games! These games are a special opportunity to honor our senior athletes for their dedication, hard work, and outstanding contributions to Chateaugay Central School's athletic programs. We invite everyone to come out and support these remarkable students during their final home games of the season.
Varsity Girls Soccer:
Date: Wednesday, October 2nd
Opponent: Brushton-Moira
Seniors:
Aurora Gogolen
Mary Leonard
Avery McDonald
Varsity Volleyball:
Date: Tuesday, October 15
Opponent: Brushton-Moira
Senior:
Leena Hoseler
Varsity Boys Soccer:
Date: Tuesday, October 22
Opponent: St. Regis Falls
Seniors:
Cameron DuMont
Cooper Holbrook
Jacob Johnston
Cameron Kenison
Xavier Lamica
Grant Locklin
Alexander McDonald
Jeffrey Stimpson
Let's show our appreciation and cheer on our seniors as they compete in these memorable matches. Your presence and support mean the world to them, and it's a great way to celebrate their achievements and the spirit of our school community.
Go Bulldogs!
Michelle Reynolds (BABS)
Athletic Director/Physical Education
Chateaugay Central School
Mrs. Thomas’ 2nd graders had a great time decorating their pumpkins this morning. The best part was that it was mess free!
From Mrs. Sweatt: 4th graders enjoyed working on their project today. They created some great looking pumpkins!
Mrs. Thomas’ 2nd graders had another great week! We read the story Scaredy Squirrel by Melanie Watt and then discussed what we were scared of. Then everyone did a short writing activity and craft. They turned out great. We were also able to go and pick our own pumpkins, which we will decorate on Monday. Finally the whole class got a 100 on their first spelling test on the first try, which is very impressive, so they were rewarded with an ice cream sandwich.
A look inside Miss Kline's class. These are from the first few weeks of music. Students have been learning new songs, sharing their favorite things about music, and having fun together!
From Mrs. Stewart's Journalism class: Hello! Please meet this year's journalists from CCS's Journalism Class: seniors Cameron Dumont, Xavier Lamica, and Mackenzie Jarvis, sophomores Maddie Compton and Braelyn Nichols, and freshmen Amelia Kemp, Sophie Converse, and Deanna Drake. As always, we thank you for your viewing and support!
5th grade students have had a great start to the school year. The first few days of school we played some fun games that required communication and team building skills! Last week we took a field trip to Stone Valley Trails. We hiked through the trails and embraced the beautiful views! After our hike we went to Bokies for a yummy lunch and some ice cream. Thank you Bokies for hosting us! We are looking forward to an amazing school year ahead! ❤️ ~ Mrs. Raville & Mrs. Beaudin
Mrs. O'Neill and Miss Sample are so proud of these hard working 1st graders! We dove into small group reading and math groups, learned how to use our Chromebooks and got to watch Mystery Science, "Can you play football on the moon?". After all that hard work we need our GoNoodle Brain Breaks! We loved our time with Mrs. Calnon and hearing the story "I Wish You Happiness" by Michael Wong. After reading the book, we decorated puzzle pieces until together we made a complete puzzle and then had popsicles. Thank you Mrs. Calnon! Happy Birthday this week to Izzy!
Mrs. Harrigan's second graders completed a fun fish craft, then used it to do a descriptive writing piece. Their fish designs were unique and creative!
From Mrs. Stockwell: First grade celebrated the first full week of school with ice cream! Each kiddo colored a coloring page to earn a free scoop of ice cream! We are so proud of these kiddos so far and are so excited for an amazing school year! Thank you to Stewart’s for the ice cream and patience serving all of these kiddos!
From Mrs. Thomas: It has been an exciting first full week for Mrs. Thomas’ 2nd graders. They were able to use their creativity during morning work with different building materials. They also drew and painted their own fish and then did a descriptive writing about it. Finally they had a stem challenge on Friday where they worked with a partner to complete the challenge. Fun was had by all!
From Mrs. Gardiner: Apples to Applesauce! 5th grade students learned how to peel and chop apples this week and enjoyed eating their yummy applesauce.
Thank you, Mr. Calnon, for these pictures from movie night at CCS. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event possible and thank you to everyone who attended.
6th graders learned about osmosis, selective permeability, and gummy bears this week! We used science tools to measure and record our data. We analyzed our results, and we even got to eat some of the leftovers. (You can see some of our results if you look closely in the pictures).