District News
Attention CCS Parents and Guardians: SUNY Plattsburgh’s Shine On! is looking for your input!
Shine On! is studying social media usage in North Country children. Please scan the QR code on the flyers below or click this link to answer this brief survey for each K-12 child in your household.
Additionally, the organization will be hosting the Unplugged & Engaged Event on Wednesday, February 5 from 5:30-7:30 PM at SUNY Plattsburgh’s Hawkins Hall. There is more information about the event included on the flyers. For more information, please visit their website.
🏂 Ski Club Letter ⛷️
If you are interested in enrolling your child(ren) in Ski Club for the 2024-2025 season, please see this information. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Gugliotta or Mr. Weilacher.
Kindergarten finished their gingerbread unit by decorating cookies that Mrs. Gardiner’s Culinary students prepared for them. A fun way to finish the week.
January Regents and Midterm Week
Our middle school and high school January Regents and Midterm week will take place from Tuesday, January 21st through Friday, January 24th.
We will run our regular schedule of classes, with testing blocks for students built in. All 7-11th grade students will attend school for full days during the testing week.
You will be able to find the Regents/Midterm schedule on our website and social media accounts. If your student is not scheduled for an exam, they will be attending their regular classes or will be participating in another type of activity at school, including scheduling sessions for next year.
Seniors can use their senior privileges from Tuesday, January 21st-Friday, January 24th and only attend school if they have a test scheduled. Senior CTE students will attend their normal programming.
Senior and Junior CTE programs will continue to run normally. However, if your student is scheduled for an exam, they will stay in district at that time.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the High School Office.
Thank you,
Kate Dwyer
Mrs. McArdle’s Participation in Government class performed their mock trial last week. This is a 10-week long project where the students learn about trial procedure and build cases to argue for and against the defendant. Noah Stout and Cameron Kenison represented the State of New York as prosecutors and Cameron Dumont and Jarrett Yaddow represented the defendant. Witnesses were portrayed by the rest of the class. We would like to thank Mrs. Nemier-Green for being out judge and her Stats class for being our jury. It was a great experience!
Our Bulldogs who participate in the hockey merger with Malone CSD had some of the best cheerleaders around at their game this weekend! Thank you for the pictures, Mrs. Brunette.