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Our talented musicians need YOUR help to keep the music alive! We’re officially kicking off our Instrument Donation Drive, and it starts NOW — with no end date in sight.
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The 4x400m relay team not only delivered an outstanding race, but also broke both the school record and the Section X record—beating their own mark from last year! What an amazing example of dedication, teamwork, and continued growth.
And they’re not done yet… their time from earlier this season has earned them a spot at Adidas Nationals in Virginia Beach this weekend! 🏃♀️🔥
Wishing Johnny and her teammates the best of luck as they take on the national stage—we’re all cheering you on! 💜💛#ColtsPride
From a special locker room send-off by Jordan Greenway to battling all the way to the State Championship game, this team showed heart, determination, and true grit every step of the way.
While the final result didn’t go our way, this was an amazing accomplishment and a season to be proud of. Congratulations to David Seymour, Ian McCullah, and Danny Sullivan—we couldn’t be prouder! 💜💛#ColtsPride
We hope to see everyone tonight at the 5/6 drama club production of Myth-understood! The show starts at 6PM. Laughs guaranteed!
We are once again inviting you to participate in this year’s survey. Your voice is essential as we continue working to strengthen our school environment, enhance communication, and support the success and well-being of all students.
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Greetings, Humans!
The gods of Olympus have gathered, consulted the fates, and officially cleared their divine calendars. That can only mean one thing…
You are invited to witness an epic theatrical event! 🎭
Join us for the 5th & 6th Grade Drama Club production of “Myth-understood”, where our incredible student performers will bring the legends, laughter, and larger-than-life personalities of Ancient Greece to the stage.
🗓 Friday
⏰ 6:00 PM
Gather your fellow mortals and make your way to the performance—we promise a night worthy of the gods!
Until then, may your thunderbolts strike true.
⚡ Sincerely,
Zeus ⚡
Monday 3/16….Wear your favorite t-shirt that has writing on it so we can read your shirt! (school appropriate, of course)
Friday 3/20……Wear your favorite bright, neon colors to show how you light up your world!
Tomorrow at 8:45 AM, we will be holding a sendoff for our Canton Hockey players. The players will run from the gym to the main office, and students and staff are invited to line the hallways to cheer them on and show their support. We wish them the best of luck!
Over the weekend, our amazing Lego Robotics team competed at Clarkson University to celebrate their success in the regional competition. After five months of dedication, hard work, and extra preparation leading up to the event, they earned an impressive 6th place finish out of 30 teams. They were also honored with the Rising All-Star Trophy Award, recognizing their growth, teamwork, and outstanding effort throughout the season. We are incredibly proud of all they accomplished!
Today we held our elementary forum and celebrated students who demonstrated the character trait We Not Me. A big thank you to our outstanding 6th grade ambassadors for helping everything run smoothly. We appreciate Heidi, Madi, Kayden, Lincoln, and Charlotte for escorting classes; Molly, Blake, Colin, Oliver, and Rayne for bravely speaking; and Aiden Graves for playing the trombone. Thank you to Olivia, Avery, Taylor, and Lyla for safely guiding younger students upstairs. Special thanks to Mrs. Caldwell, Landon, and Ella for managing lights and sound, and to Kady, Jarett, Ben, Weston, Liam, and Dustin for setting up and taking down chairs and music stands. We also had two special performances from our Second grade class for performing the song “Peace Like a River” and the Fourth Grade class that signed the Alma Mater!
