Grades 7-12
March 14, 2022 - From Mrs. Dwyer:
At this time, we have exhausted all of our allotted snow days for the year. Should we need another snow day in the future, we will plan to have remote learning days.
If we have another snow day, our teachers will be posting assignments on Google Classroom for our students to complete. Your student will need to log into their Google Classroom for each class that they have, and complete the assignment posted for each teacher. This will count for their attendance and grade in that class. If your student will not be able to do this due to internet issues, please contact the main office as soon as possible so we can let teachers know about the situation ahead of time.
If you have any questions, please call the main office at 518-497-6611 ext. 2401.
Thank you, Kate Dwyer - MS/HS Principal
Message from Mrs. Dwyer: October 15, 2021
I want to take this opportunity to ask for your help and support. It has been brought to our attention that a new trend has emerged on Tik-Tok, a popular video sharing social network service, aimed at school-aged children. This trend encourages students to engage in, record, and post “challenges” that are dangerous, destructive, and in some cases, criminal in nature.
Below is the list of Tik-Tok school challenges:
September: Vandalize school bathrooms
October: Smack a staff member
November: Kiss your friend’s girlfriend at school
December: “Deck the halls and show your b****”
January: Jab a breast
February: Mess up school signs
March: Make a mess in the cafeteria
April: “Grab some eggs” (another stealing challenge)
May: Flip off the front office
June: Spray a neighbor’s fence
We proactively are sharing this information out to CCS families with the hope that you will take time to engage your student in important conversations about this destructive trend and the consequences of participation in these inappropriate activities. It is important that our students understand that these actions will not be tolerated in school or by law enforcement.
We will do our part throughout our school to clearly communicate to all students that these actions will have immediate and potentially long-term ramifications.
We appreciate your assistance in reinforcing the seriousness of this message. I sincerely thank you for all you can do to keep our kids safe and held to a higher standard of respect and conduct.
Respectfully, Kate Dwyer: MS/HS Principal
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President: Samuel Breault
Vice President: Nevaya Adams
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Treasurer: Ryleigh Reardon
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President: Alexander McDonald
Vice President: James Campbell
Secretary: Cameron DuMont
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President: Liam Green
Vice President: Makayla Sweet
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Student Council 2yr: Lexis Sutton
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President: Irelynn LaPlante
Vice President: Kelly Vanier
Secretary: Madison McDonald
Treasurer: Jake Kaska Student
Council 2yr: Paul Dwyer Student
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CCS LEAD Team
7th Grade
Madison McComb
Irelynn LaPlante
Alison Dumont
8th Grade
Lexis Sutton
Liam Green
9th Grade
Maddie Decosse
Cameron DuMont
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Adin Smith
10th Grade
Ryleigh Reardon
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Sam Breault
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11th Grade
Kara Dumas
Harry Nemier
Lucas Jiguere
Rebekah Miller
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12th Grade
Grace Jarvis
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