Cornwall Central School District – Page 3

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.

CCSD aims for no increase in tax levy

March 30, 2022 Ken Cashman

The district wants to maintain its programs and current staff levels. You’ve heard that before. What you haven’t heard in the past is a plan to have a tax levy increase of zero percent.

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.

Village kids have superintendent smiling

March 16, 2022 Ken Cashman

The door to the school district’s administrative building is always locked. When the fourth-graders tapped on the door, they didn’t have to wait for a response. The superintendent opened it and welcomed them with a smile.

Bored during quarantine? Why not run a marathon?

April 29, 2020 Jason Kaplan

Life in quarantine can get pretty mundane, so Jessica and Anthony Sulewski decided to spice things up by running a marathon.

CCHS senior puts 3D printer to use

April 29, 2020 Editorial Staff

Healthcare professionals have been wearing face masks more than usual to protect themselves and their patients from further spreading COVID-19.

Not everything in education changed

April 22, 2020 Ken Cashman

This has been a unique spring. Schools are empty and the athletic fields are deserted. But the virus hasn’t changed everything.

Cornwall students write about the pandemic

April 15, 2020 Ken Cashman

It affects them in more ways than one may think…

Homeschooling isn’t new for some local parents

April 1, 2020 Jason Kaplan

As school districts around the county prepared to close in an effort to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Cornwall High School senior Sydney Nichols joked with her friends saying if the district isn’t prepared with an at-home curriculum for students, her mother is certainly prepared.

Don’t panic. Be aware. Wash your hands.

March 11, 2020 Mary Jane Pitt

Much like everyone else, area elected officials are worried about Corona-virus (COVID-19).