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Board Meeting: April 29, 2025 @ 7:00 PM
Unified Bowling Presentation 
WinterRecapBOENews.pdfFrom Mrs. Dwyer: Yesterday and today, we had the pleasure of hosting Gail Harris from Lincoln Tech. Ms. Harris spoke to our 10-12th grade about the trades and trade school. Thank you to Mrs. Ashline for organizing this event!
This spring, FFA members participated in District Career Development Events at Schuylerville High School. Amelia and Lily competed in Senior Prepared Public Speaking, with speeches on climate change and Christmas tree farms. Lily also took part in Job Employment Skills, completing a resume, application, interview, and follow-up letter. Kaylynn participated in her first event, Careers in Ag, where she researched careers, created a presentation board, wrote a paper, and presented to judges. After the events, members celebrated with ice cream at King's Dairy. The FFA also thanks the community for bottle donations and Mr. Ashline for his many trips to Jammin’ Cans Redemption.
From Mrs. Phillips: The Life Skills students recently participated in a Wellness Day with the Ready4Real team. They did calisthenics and learned how to make healthy breakfast foods, like overnight oats, chia seed pudding, and fruit smoothies.
Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Breault and Mrs. Locklin for their love and dedication to our musical program throughout the years. If you didn't know, this year's musical was their last. This slideshow is just a small token of our school and community's appreciation of their hard work. Thank you, Mrs. Nemier-Green, for sharing.
From Mrs. Brunette: Jake and his team are the State Champions! What a weekend-- five games, five wins!
We sent off our Lady Bulldogs and their coaches in style this morning. They're heading down to Hudson Valley Community College today for the Final Four. Enjoy the videos and photos from our celebration this morning. More photos and videos will be added to the album as they come in. Go Bulldogs! 🏀♥🐾
Berlin, Prague, Krakow, and Budapest Destination Flyer.pdfSummer 2027 Trip to Europe
Travel through the Iron Curtain and World War II to Gothic cathedrals and ancient cities that are now more vibrant than ever. Berlin mixes historical significance, rich culture and an exciting cosmopolitan energy. Prague, which escaped the bombs of World War II, woos you with old-world charm. And in Kraków and Budapest, two of Europe's most underrated cities, architectural gems await around every corner.
From Mrs. Brooks: The CCS Science Club hosted Mark Manske from ADK Raptors! Mr. Manske was joined by his owl pals: Morley, Winnie, and Wednesday. After learning about the backstory of each of the owls, students were delighted to have the opportunity to hold Wednesday!
On Thursday, March 20, the CCS Girls' Varsity Basketball Team will compete against La Fargeville in the NYSPHSAA Girls' Class D Championships. The matchup will take place at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, NY with a 6 PM start time. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased here. Go Bulldogs! 🏀🐾
Mrs. Phillips’ class made Gingy cookies for tonight, and they look delicious! 😋
Do you want to grab some for yourself? Grab a ticket for opening night of Shrek the Musical! The show starts at 7:00 PM.
WELLNESS LETTER 1.jpgFrom Mrs. Stewart: CCS's Journalism class is proud to present our newest project, the Wellness Monthly Newsletter! CCS's Wellness Committee meets monthly with a group of faculty and staff to promote an overall health and fitness to our students, staff, and community. Please be on the lookout monthly for our newsletters and wellness information! Thanks for your continued support!
From Mrs. Stewart: 10th grade students created posters and cheered in our CCS Unified Bowlers this morning! Go Bulldogs!
Congratulations to Kelsey Trowbridge, a CCS junior, who will be participating in New York State's first girls wresting tournament! Kelsey participates on NAC's wrestling team as part of the sports merger. The tournament will begin Thursday, February 27, at the MVP Arena in Albany.
From Mrs. Brooks: The CCS Science Club held its first ever Junk Box Wars this week! Teams competed to build the longest and strongest chain using repurposed "junk." Teams also had to predetermine anchor points for the 5 weights that would be added, starting with 100 grams all of the way up to 1,000 grams. The winning team's chain held all 2,500 grams and was 168 cm in length. Congratulations to Kainen Rahill, Wyatt Hanley, Robert Filion, and John Decosse!
Congratulations to our senior bowlers!
From Mrs. Stewart: Congratulations to the 2025 Bulldog Seniors! Today, the Journalism class recognizes the senior bowlers: Leena Davis, Olivia Garwood, Adin Smith, James Carlock, and Logan Sparling. We wish you the best of luck!
Today, the CCS Science Club welcomed CCE Agricultural Education Specialist, Amy Shipman, to teach us all about the butter making process. Students got to make their own butter and enjoyed it with some crackers and homemade bread. It was quite the workout, but judging by the smiles, it was well worth the effort in the end!
From Dr. I, Ms. Kline, and Mrs. Hodges: Congratulations to the CCS Musicians who participated in the All-County Festival this weekend! We are proud of your hard work and outstanding performance. Great job representing CCS! 🎶
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.
From Mrs. Dwyer: Today when visiting BOCES, I got a sneak peek of one of our students in action. Paisleigh Winch is part of the heavy equipment program. Rock on, Paisleigh!
Mrs. Spence's early childhood class came in 3rd place for the door decorating contest that was held before Christmas break. Today the class got to enjoy some yummy donuts from Dunkin Donuts. The childhood class would like to thank Mrs. Gardiner, Student Council, and the door judges for the fun Friday treat.
What better way to end the last day before winter break than with the LEAD Team's Reindeer Games?
From Mrs. McArdle: The Participation in Government class had a very informative and eye-opening experience. Various government employees discussed with them their jobs and duties at the courthouse, the requirements and qualifications and salary. David Hayes, chief clerk to Judge Carriero described his educational journey to becoming first a prosecutor and ultimately a clerk for a judge. The students also witnessed sentencing hearings and discussed those decisions with Judge Carriero. The students also heard from the Director of Probation, Assistant District Attorneys and various court employees.
Thank you to Judge Carriero, Mrs. Darby Monette, and Commissioners of Jurors and Court Officer Ben West for your time. It was a great day of civic engagement and education!
Sorting toys for our Christmas Toy Drive is always a special event for members of the CCS Student Council. Thanks to all for your generous donations for our local families.
Our high school musicians performed a wonderful concert for the community. We even had a few alumni join the chorus to perform a classic Christmas song. Well done, everyone! ♥️🎶
Bare Hill Correctional would like to send out a great big thank you to Mrs. Phillips’ Life Skills Class for helping us do our Holiday Helpers Toy Drive shopping. We had such a great time shopping with the kids. They were so well behaved and helpful. Just a wonderful group of kids. They were able to choose wonderful and thoughtful gifts for more than 16 children. We hope to make this a tradition. 😊
Mrs. Phillips’ Wrapper Dashers have been hard at work! They had so much fun and are doing a great job perfecting their wrapping skills.
News from our merger with Malone: Last night, CCS sophomore Jake Kaska broke FA’s Varsity Hockey record for most goals in a single game. Jake scored 7 goals and made 4 assists. Way to go, Jake! We are so proud of you!
RecapforBOE&News24-25.pdfOur 7th and 8th graders gathered to send off their classmate with heartfelt messages and warm memories. Once an Bulldog, always a Bulldog! 🐾❤
Thanks for the photos, Mrs. Gardiner.
Bryn Donovan, Program Manager with Northern Area Health, provided our 9th and 10th grade students with an exploratory health care presentation. She also provided hands on oculus training for students interested in the health care field. Thanks for the photos, Mrs. Gardiner. 🩺
The 8th graders in Mrs. Rogers' Spanish class enjoyed tacos! 🌮
Congratulations to the Student of Quarter award winners from our CTE instructional programs!
Early Childhood– Leena Davis
Electrical Trades– Darick Blair
Security & Law– Dylan Bashaw
Welding– Stephin Kirkey
Thank you, Ms. Hiscock, for sharing pictures from the Boys' Varsity Basketball game against Brushton-Moira. 🏀🐾
More pictures from Ms. Hiscock.
FFA Member Selected
We would like to recognize Hailey Reome for being selected to attend NY's Youth Agriculture Leadership Conference in Albany, NY November 13-14. The conference was designed to encourage collaboration among youth agricultural organizations and provide young leaders the opportunity to connect with state leaders to better understand how policy shapes the interconnected food, agriculture and natural resources industries. Hailey was unable to attend due to a conflict with a playoff volleyball game (which they won by the way! 😀). We're proud of Hailey for applying and being the only student in Franklin County selected to attend. The photo is from Hailey at FFA Camp this summer with fellow members from across the state. Keep up the great work, Hailey!
Kim LeClaire visited CCS to host a sound bath session with the 9th and 10th graders. Thank you for the pictures, Mr. Gugliotta.
Mrs. Phillips and her Dunkin’ Dashers made sure our staff stayed running today by picking up their orders and bringing them to their classrooms. What a great service they’ve started! Thanks for the pictures, Mrs. LaBare and Mrs. Carey.
From Dr. I: Congratulations to Hayden and Sawyer for being two of the band musicians of the month! We are so proud of you!
As an extension of their Judaism learnings, the 9th grade competed in playing the Hanukkah dreidel game with candy and pretzels!
From Mrs. Stewart's Journalism class: Students had a chance on Thursday to walk around the halls of CCS or snap a few pictures during our walk outside last week. Each student has something that they are thankful for. Thanks for viewing our pictures!
Congratulations to all of our athletes. Go Bulldogs!
CCS held its first Homecoming Dance. Thank you for the pictures, Mrs. Gardiner.
CCS’s first homecoming is off to a great start. Here’s a sneak peak!
Thank you, Mr. Tam, for sharing photos from the Girls' Varsity Soccer game vs. Parishville-Hopkinson.
Congratulations to Leena Hoseler, who celebrated her volleyball Senior Night on Tuesday night!
From Mrs. Reynolds: Zumba Zumba Zumba!! Olivia Garwood rocks her senior project, teaching her peers some Zumba dances!!
From Dr. I: Charlie Breault was recently selected to be the drummer for the Area All-State Jazz Band, a very selective ensemble comprised of the top musicians in our region. Congratulations, Charlie!
From Mrs. Stewart: Students are learning the ins and outs of writing articles in our Journalism class. Everyone selected their "fall" topics to write about this week, except for one exciting event in June. Here are a few selected articles from some of our students; Braelyn Nichols, Maddie Compton, Sophie Converse, and Cameron Dumont.
From Dr. I: On Friday 10/11, Senior Band and Senior Chorus members attended the We Are Instrumental Music Summit. Students had the opportunity to participate in workshops with professional musicians from around the state. This was a great opportunity for our students!
Here is a link to a news report on the summit and some pictures of CCS students hard at work!
Check out the 8th graders' field trip to SUNY Plattsburgh as part of their I've Been Accepted to College program.
To learn more about their program, please visit their page here.
From Dr. I: Congratulations to McKenna, Khloe, and Lennon (not pictured) for being the band musicians of the month! Way to go!
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!
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!
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!
Mrs. Spence's childcare class started the school year by getting to know one another better and working on their team-building skills. Their first group project was a fun challenge called, "Of course, I am a CCS student..." Click the image below to see the video.
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