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Easy to tell it was a Cornwall prom

June 15, 2022 Ken Cashman

It was a new location for the senior prom. But you didn’t have to recognize the students and faculty to know it was a Cornwall event. There were three things that made the celebration unique.

Foreign Affairs team places 2nd in region

May 11, 2022 Jason Kaplan

For the second year in a row, one of Cornwall’s Foreign Affairs teams placed second, against 13 other schools in the Mid-Hudson Region at the regional competition held recently at Dutchess Community College

Numbers support Master Teacher bid

April 13, 2022 Jason Kaplan

Mike Flannery, a mathematics teacher at Cornwall High School, applied to become a Master Teacher prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it wasn’t until earlier this year that he received an e-mail announcing his acceptance.

Inflation causes increase in tax levy cap

March 23, 2022 Ken Cashman

It’s been overshadowed by the capital project, but the school district has had two presentations on next year’s budget.

CCSD honors its all-state musicians

February 9, 2022 Ken Cashman

There’s an incentive for coming early to school board meetings. Punctual audience members can listen to some very talented musicians.

Center comments on artificial fields

February 2, 2022 Ken Cashman

On Jan. 31, the Board of Education received a seven-page letter from Diana Zuckerman, the president of the National Center for Health Research. Ms. Zuckerman describes the dangers associated with artificial turf…

Sup’t reports non-specific school threats

December 15, 2021 Editorial Staff

On Thursday, Dec. 9, Superintendent Terry Dade sent the following message to school families in Cornwall. “We have received several emails and calls from parents regarding a disturbing post on various social media platforms. This post threatens violence in ‘the school’ but does not name a specific school or district.”