Elementary students enjoy harvesting produce during recess. The veggies go to the cafeteria to supplement school lunches.
The first 1,000 piece literary puzzle was completed in the high school library this week. #CCSPuzzleClub
What a great night to celebrate our girls varsity soccer team seniors. Currently they are tied 0-0 at halftime vs Waterville.
It looks like a beautiful weekend to visit the pumpkin patch and get a head start on this Elementary School family literacy & STEAM project. The activity is completely voluntary and just for fun. Stay tuned for pictures to be posted here. 🎃
Thursday, October 3, 2019 (Cooperstown, NY) - CCS 7th/8th grade students had the opportunity to camp overnight in the Catskills this week. CCS Physical Education teachers Monica Wolfe and Mike Niles led students through the Kaaterskill Falls Trail and experienced North Point, Boulder Rock and the observation deck of the Kaaterskill Falls. For more information, please contact mniles@cooperstowncs.org or mwolfe@cooperstowncs.org.
CCS Elementary students continue to enjoy our dog therapy friends who visit classrooms on a regular basis and enhance student activities in reading, math and language. Therapy dogs provide physical, social, cognitive, emotional and environmental benefits to students throughout the building. You can’t miss the smiles on the faces of our students and staff when our CCS therapy dogs enter the building! For more information, please contact kcarpenter@cooperstowncs.org.
Cooperstown Elementary School is still collecting dried-up markers to send to Crayola to be recycled into energy-efficient fuel. Used markers of any brand can be dropped off at the Elementary School to be ColorCycled. So far we have ColorCycled 6,310 markers since October 2017.
Coop kicking off Homecoming Week with a monster bonfire. Let’s go CCS.
The 2019 CCS Homecoming Week kicks off today with a bonfire at 7:30pm this evening near the CCS baseball field. For more information about CCS Homecoming Week, please contact dbertram@cooperstowncs.org or smerwin@cooperstowncs.org.
CCS students continue to find time to enjoy books that are just right for their own quiet time! This week our 5th Graders took time to read outdoors with the fabulous fall weather.
Kindergarteners love books!!!
First grader Noah works with Mr. Greenberg, Mrs. West-Arnot's student teacher.
It's apple season at Cooperstown Elementary School. Students in Ms. Bellcourt's kindergarten class smile as they show off their lifecycle of an apple crowns.
Book tastings in the library for grades 5 & 6!
Cooperstown modified football playing their first home game today on Lambert Field. Coop scores on their first possession to make it 7-0.
Tuesday, September 24, 2019 (Cooperstown, NY) - Enrollment is open for the 2019-2020 academic year of the Cooperstown Head Start program, a preschool program offered through Opportunities for Otsego. Children must be 3 years old by December 1, 2019 and live in a household whose family meets the Head Start program income guidelines in order to qualify for enrollment for Fall of 2019. For more information, please contact Megan Kantor, Opportunities for Otsego Family Partner, at mkantor@ofoinc.org.
This year, CCS Elementary will make a conscious effort to implement independent reading into all classrooms - reading for the sake of reading, at least a few minutes each day. What is your "just right" book?
Hands on Math: Students in first-grade love using manipulatives to learn one more and one less as their towers go from 0-20 and 20-0.
September 18, 2019 (Cooperstown, NY) - Cooperstown Central School will host CCS 2019 Homecoming beginning the week of September 29th. Daily themes for the week have been designed by CCS Student Council and CCS Athletics will host several events on home fields. The 2019 Homecoming Week will begin with a bonfire on campus on September 29th and includes three separate evenings of events under the lights, courtesy of donations from the Cooperstown Sports Booster Club. For more information, please contact CCS Student Council Advisor, Shannon Merwin at smerwin@cooperstowncs.org or CCS Director of Extracurricular Activities & Athletics David Bertram at dbertram@cooperstowncs.org.
Fifth graders at Cooperstown Elementary School "broke out" of the Library to celebrate International Dot Day, a global celebration of courage, creativity, and collaboration founded by author Peter H. Reynolds.
