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2019 CCS Leadership Training for Athletes 5K Color Run/WalkThursday, June 13, 2019Race Begins at 3:30 p.m. at CCS Track
The CCS Leadership Training for Athletes announces the 2019 Cooperstown 5K Color Run/Walk on Thursday, June 13, 2019. The race will begin at 3:30 p.m. on the CCS Track. Bring your friends and family and make your way through several color splash...
The CCS Music Department will host the 2019 Jazz Concert on Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Cooperstown Central School Sterling Auditorium. This concert is free and open to the public. Don’t miss this opportunity to appreciate our CCS musicians and faculty as they celebrate an evening of jazz. For more information, please contact the CCS Music Department...
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 - CCS Class of 2019 students Hailey Seamon and Tiffany Pagillo took First Place at the New York State Health Occupation Students of America (NY HOSA) competition with awards in Forensic Science and Nursing Assistant events respectively. Seamon and Pagillo will be competing in the Forensic Science Team Event at the annual HOSA International...
Monday, May 13, 2019 - Congratulations to the CCS High School Lit Mag and Media Team, along with CCS Advisor JoAnn Gardner, for their Gold Medal Honor in the 2018 Robert F. Kennedy Speak Truth to Power Video Contest. The contest is sponsored by the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation in partnership with the American Federation of Teachers and the Tribeca...
Friday, May 10, 2019 - The National Circus Project came to town this week and they are making a splash at Cooperstown Elementary School. CCS Students K-6 were challenged during Physical Education classes this week to use self-discipline and patience and develop good practice habits as they faced new circus skills and collaborated with their classmates. The...
May 10, 2019 - The 2019 CCS Student Art Show will remain on display at the Cooperstown Art Association (Main Street, Cooperstown) through May 17th. Highlighted pieces include CCS student work grades K-12.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019 - The 2018-2019 CCS Quiz Team returned an impressive 5th place finish for Very Small Schools and 11th place Overall finish in two days of competition with 80 other public school teams at the NAQT (National Academic Quiz Teams, LLC) Small School National Championship. Coach Chalya Pudlewski led this year’s CCS Quiz Team: photographed from...
On April 29, 2019, twenty-two students competed in the New York State History Day event in Cooperstown. CCS had entries in the historical paper, exhibit, website, and documentary categories. The students researched for months and prepared annotated bibliographies documenting their research using both primary and secondary sources before finalizing their project. We...
Budget statement and required attachments are available to the public for review at the following locations: attached within, Elementary School Main Office, Superintendent's Office, Village of Cooperstown Library, and The Kinney Memorial Library.
Budget Statement & Required Attachments
Budget Statement 3-part format2019-2020 Budget SBM-1 formatProperty Tax...
2019 CCS Art & Music Night at The Cooperstown Art Association
Wednesday, May 8, 5-7pm
Art Exhibit Open during the month of May
The 2019 CCS Art & Music Night will highlight a month-long exhibit of CCS Grades K-12 student artwork from the 2018-2019 academic year, as well as collaborative artwork from Milford Central School Elementary students and CCS...
2019 Museum Night
Collaborative Exhibit of the CCS Elementary K-6 Students and Cooperstown Graduate Program
Tuesday, May 7, 6-7:30pm
The Cooperstown Elementary School, in collaboration with the Cooperstown Graduate Program, will host the 2019 Museum Night on Tuesday, May 7, 6-7:30pm. For one night only, visitors can enjoy exhibits centered around themes of...
2019 CCS Our Town Exhibit - 11th Grade English Honors ProjectThursday, May 2, 5:30-7pm Opening ReceptionEvery person has a story and those stories are the fabric of our communities. After studying Thornton Wilder’s play Our Town, students in Mrs. Burk-Sciallo’s 11th Grade Honors English class each interviewed a citizen of our town and created a written piece and a...
Applications for absentee ballots are available to Cooperstown Central School District residents for the May 21, 2019 budget vote and School Board election.
Anyone maintaining permanent residency in the District who will be unable to vote on the day of the referendum can apply for an absentee ballot. Those district residents who are permanently disabled and are...
Morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up are very busy times in our district’s parking lots. As a reminder, when operating a motor vehicle on district property at any time, please be aware of:
*Pedestrians crossing at crosswalks and through the parking lot
*One-way designations in parking lots to help traffic flow and ensure the safety of students and...
Through science class, the 7th grade students visited the Mystic Aquarium where they fed the rays, watched the sea lion show, saw the beluga whales, saw a 4D movie, explored interactive exhibits, learned about ocean conservation, and so much more. After a full day at the aquarium, they walked to the Olde Mistic Village next door to see the shops in the village....
The Cooperstown Chapter of the National Honor Society are pleased to announce our newest members. The inductees included 20 juniors and seniors. (Pictured Left to right)Front row: A. Zuckerman, I. Falk, A. Ford, C. Baker, E. Pink, E. Pernat, T. DiLorenzo, T. Carrascoso, M. Behan, L. VibbardBack row: K. Gildea, M. Hurysz, M. Hanson, V. Parkhurst, E. Ferrari, P....
Cooperstown Central School District is proud to announce the appointment of Kristin Butler as Junior-Senior High School Principal, effective July 1, 2019.
A 1999 graduate of Cooperstown Central School, Mrs. Butler has served the district for the past thirteen years in both instructional and administrative roles, most recently as the Director of Curriculum...
Pick up Patrol is LIVE! Thank you to those that have signed up and are using the system for dismissal plan changes. If you have not received a registration email, please contact the Elementary School at 547-9976. At this time we ask that you continue to send in notes if your child will need to be dismissed early and to call the Nurse at 547-9322 if your child will...
The Battle of the Books students traveled to the New York State Museum in Albany to participate in the 16th annual competition. Students toured the museum, watched various battles for the house cups, and saw a presentation by author Jennifer Roy.Congratulations to the high school team who competed in the regional finals: Abby Ford, Natalie Fountain, Nora Jensen,...
Dear Parents and Caregivers:
As you are aware, we have two (2) emergency days remaining in the current school year calendar. We are in the position to “give back” these days, as has been District practice. Therefore, if these remaining emergency days go unused, the “give-back” days will be May 28, 2019, and June 7, 2019.
However, if one of our emergency days...
Students in Mr. Lippitt's 1st grade PE class enjoyed an ELA -focused lesson. Mr. Lippitt is reading Norma Jean Jumping Bean, by Joanna Cole, which then translates into specific activity stations for students. Each station represents a part of the book.
This week, 5th graders in Mrs. Killian-Russo's room improved their grammar skills by reading a children's book titled Prepositions and then flying paper airplanes to foster the brainstorming of their own high-flying sentences!
Kaitlin Curtis has produced a video for the SADD/EndDD Video & Meme Contest around the topic of Distracted Driving. More information about the contest can be found at EndDD.org . Check out her submission below:
Cooperstown Central School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.
Now in its 20th year, the Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music...
Next week features two opportunities to see our CCS Music Department in action.Please join us on Tuesday, March 26 at 7:00 PM in the Sterling Auditorium for the Instrumental Music showcase, featuring students in grades 5-12.Then on Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 PM, our CCS Choral Music Spectacular featuring students in grades 4-12 takes the stage.We look forward to...
The Cooperstown Junior/Senior Classes proudly present "Junie B. Jones Is Not A Crook" this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the N.J. Sterling Auditorium. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $10/adult and $5/children/Senior Citizen. For more information, please contact Mary Fralick at 607.376.3969 . We look forward to seeing you there!
Photos from 3/17/19 Boys' Basketball Class C State Championship (Above photo courtesy of J. Harmer)
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Under the guidance of Mrs. Monica Wolfe, the Leadership Training for Athletes program recently hosted 36 school districts at the Clark Sports Center for the 4th Annual Student Athlete Leadership Conference. As part of that conference, LTA members created a video showcasing "My Reason Why" for becoming an athlete. That video can be viewed at...
Tuesday, March 5th, CCS Quiz Team continued their winning streak at the Catskill Area School Study Council Upstate Academic Competition held at SUNY Oneonta. After winning first place for Small Schools and tournament MVP (Adam Ilgin) at the Geneva Invitational in February, our A and B teams went undefeated to the finals Tuesday, where the A team took the lead after...
CCS Junior/Senior High Art Teacher Janelle Krause has been awarded an Individual Artist Grant from Saratoga Arts in the amount of $2,500 for her proposal, Subterranean Realities: What Dreams May Come. Through research and collaboration with local psychologists, Ms. Krause will use a combination of fiber art, two dimensional weavings, and drawings to create “an...
On February 14, CCS students in grades 6-8 were visited by youth motivational speaker Nick Tokman. For several seasons, Mr. Tokman, known as "Sunshine", appeared on Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch". Mr. Tokman interacted with students while sharing his career path, and encouraged students to not give up on what they are passionate about. Mr. Tokman is...
On March 1, 2019, the PARP Family Reading Night hosted the Battle of the Books competition. Congratulations to Arya Patel, Madeleine Lukovsky, Cooper Coleman, and Jacob Johnson for winning the 5th and 6th grade battle. Congratulations to all the teams who participated for the event. Keep reading!
On March 1, 2019, the PARP Family Reading Night hosted the Battle of the Books competition. Congratulations to Leah Phillips, Lizzie Huston, Kohlee Lepetich, and Abby O'Brien for winning the 3rd and 4th grade battle. Congratulations to all the teams who participated for the event. Keep reading!
Beginning March 6, 2019 Cooperstown Elementary School will be piloting a web application called PickUp Patrol to help us better manage our dismissal process and make it easier for you to make changes to your children’s dismissal plans.
Previously you may have written a note or made a phone call to let us know about dismissal plan changes. PickUp Patrol automates...
Recently, all seventh grade students participated in the local National History Day competition. Winners of the local competition move on to the regional competition at SUCO on March 23, along with a group of high school students. Congratulations to the students listed below! Student
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Christopher...
Have you heard about the new structured literacy approach in Kindergarten and First Grade at CCS? Watch our brief video, linked below, to learn more! Special thanks to Rainer Gardner-Olesen for his videography expertise, and to our teachers for their participation!
Cooperstown Elementary held its annual Geography Bee today.
Congratulations to our finalists, Creighton Williams and Charlotte Campbell and our champion Sabine Meckel!
Ms. Schleining and Mr. Leggett will once again be offering the SAT prep. course on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 9:00 for 8 sessions.
There are 10 Wednesday sessions set on the district calendar:
February 13February 27March 6March 13March 20March 27April 3April 10April 24May 1
Two of the above dates will be snow dates.
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