Athlete of the Week 9/14-9/18:
Congratulations, Molly Beaulieu and Thadeus Sochia, for being this week's Athlete of the Week!
Molly is a senior defensive player for the girls varsity team who has shown tremendous growth from last year to this season. She has not only been a staunch defender, but Molly has also shown exceptional leadership skills this season.
Thadeus is a freshman player for the boys varsity team. We are celebrating this young athlete as he scored his first varsity goal against Brushton-Moira Central School. Congrats Thadeus!
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Health Reminder for Families
We are seeing an increase in cases of strep throat at school this week. If your child is experiencing a sore throat that is not improving, especially with pain or difficulty when swallowing, please have them evaluated by their healthcare provider and keep them home. Please note that strep throat may also cause an upset stomach in children, even before complaints of a sore throat.
A few important reminders:
Please keep your child home until they are feeling well enough to return to school.
Your child should be fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication before returning to school.
If your child is diagnosed with strep throat or another contagious illness and is prescribed antibiotics, please keep them home for at least 24 hours after starting antibiotics, unless otherwise directed by their healthcare provider.
Thank you for helping us keep our school community healthy and safe!
Athlete of the Week 9/14-9/18:
Congratulations Johnny and Conor for being this week's Athlete of the Week!
Johnny Andrews-Perry is the athlete of the week for the girls varsity soccer team. Johnny is a senior captain and striker. She leads the team in goals and is tied for the lead in assists. She scored both game winning goals this week at Madrid-Waddington and Tupper Lake. Johnny continues to grow and will continue to become an even better weapon as the season progresses.
Conor O'Gorman is the athlete of the week for the boys varsity soccer team. Conor has been a consistent and dependable presence on defense all season. He plays with composure, works hard, and consistently makes smart decisions to help keep our team organized.
Keep up the good work!
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Dear CPCS Families,
We are in need of one parent volunteer to serve as a member of the Colton-Pierrepont Central School District Shared Decision-Making Team.
The District Team brings together parents, teachers, staff, administrators, and other stakeholders to collaborate on important topics that impact our schools. The team's purpose is to strengthen our educational program by ensuring that a variety of perspectives are included in district-level planning and decision-making.
Throughout the school year, the team may discuss topics such as:
Curriculum and instructional programs
Professional development for staff
Student achievement and assessment
School improvement planning
Budget priorities
School discipline and grading practices
Athletics and extracurricular opportunities
Facility planning
Other initiatives that support student success
Serving on the team is a meaningful opportunity to share your perspective, represent the voices of our families, and help shape the future of our district. Meetings are held periodically throughout the school year.
If you are interested in serving as the parent representative or would like to learn more about the commitment, please email me at jmckinley@cpcs.us by Wednesday, September 23rd.
Thank you for your continued support of Colton-Pierrepont Central School.
Jennifer McKinley
Superintendent
Reminder: Tonight there is a Parent Meeting for students joining this year's production of "Frozen Jr." starting at 7pm in CPCS Auditorium! All students interested should also be sure to join the Google Classroom for their audition materials! See you soon!
Meet Nurse Kim Distasio, our new school nurse!
Nurse Kim Distasio is our new school nurse. Some of her hobbies include spending time with her kids and boating along the Saint Lawrence River. She went to high school in Sandy Creek. She attended college at SUNY Canton for nursing, going on to work at Saint Lawrence Psychiatric Center, followed by serving as a school nurse at BOCES. She’s excited to be serving here at Colton-Pierrepont, where she attended elementary school. She also enjoys the small-town vibes of Colton. We’re thrilled to have her, and she’s very excited to be here!
Shea Charleson is the athlete of the week for the girls varsity soccer team. Shea has posted two shutouts in her first two varsity soccer games as the goalkeeper. Shea is new to the position but she is excelling and has proven to be coachable and willing to do whatever it takes to help her team compete day in and day out.
Brady Friedel is the athlete of the week for the boys varsity soccer team. Brady was a key contributor in our first win of the season against St. Lawrence central scoring his first goal of the year.
Keep up the good work!
We are looking forward to another great week! https://app.smore.com/n/wrm4t
CPCS Community,
The yearbook is now being created by a company called Treering. Ordering will be completed through the company rather than through the school. If you order early, there is a 10% discount on the $38.00 purchase price. As well as the wonderfully low price, each person who orders has two “custom pages” they can create that can highlight his/her child/children. Take advantage of this great opportunity. The link is available here as well as the attached QR Code!
PLEASE REMEMBER: YEARBOOKS CANNOT BE ORDERED THROUGH THE SCHOOL, ONLY THROUGH THE COMPANY.
Thank you,
The Yearbook Committee
Happy Labor Day! Click here to view this week's family newsletter.
BUS ROUTES: School starts on Wednesday, 9/2, Here are the APPROXIMATE bus pick-up times. We have some new routes and some new drivers. Please have your student(s) ready at least 10 minutes prior to the time listed as we work through the new changes. Pick-up times may vary depending on weather and ridership throughout the year. Thank you for your patience as we work to safely transport all students.
