Choking back the tears

I normally don't get too choked up at graduation ceremonies, but listening to Hannah Gardiner's speech I got a little emotional. Her remarks to her classmates were among the most emotional I have heard in some time. It followed some warm and poignant comments from invited speaker Liz Guerin. In all it was an emotional and moving tribute to the Class of 2009. Over $32,000 in scholarship awards were presented. The band played a Coldplay hit for the seniors. And after 2 hours in an increasingly warm auditorium Mr. Breault pronounced that the class had graduated. Congratulations to all the graduates. I am posting a few thing here today:

• Slideshow - this is a HUGE file (over 300 mb) and will take some time to download.
• Pictures from the ceremony.
• Diploma shots (low res.)
• Diploma shots - high res for downloading a printing (cropped to 5X7).

Career & Technical Education Program

On June 15, 2009, seven CCS students were recognized for their participation and achievement in the Career & Technical Education Program at FEH BOCES - Rodney Davis, Andrew Gadway, Elizabeth Oliver, Emily Plante, Matt Rousseau, Bradley Spinner, Kent Vaillancourt. Emily Plante was the recipient of the Apple Award. This is given to one senior in each district with the highest average. Rodney Davis was awarded the Preve Award. A special memorial award given to a student in the Heavy Equipment program who is recognized as being well-rounded socially and academically. Lastly, a Leadership Award in Culinary Arts was given to Elizabeth Oliver. We are all very proud of the efforts of all these students. Thanks to Mrs. Trombly for the great PICTURES.

Academic Awards Night

June 4, 2009 - Academic achievement was recognized at the annual Academic Awards night at CCS. Those students whose grades earned them a spot on the honor roll were recognized with a certificate, letter, or pin, depending on what they had already achieved. It is also the night that new members of the Honor Society are inducted. Guest speaker for the event was Mrs. Barbara Hill. She talked about her experiences growing up in a small community and attending a school much like CCS. Many families also enjoyed a lasagna dinner in the cafeteria prior to the awards. PICTURES

Trips

Thanks to the Legend of Zeldenrust (Kierstin that is) I have over 300 pictures from two recent road trips. Some are from the recent French Trip and others are from the annual Ottawa trip involving the sophomores in Mr. Flaherty's class. There are many great pictures of the exhibits here. Thanks Kierstin. PICTURES

Moving Up Day - May 21, 2009

Congratulation to all the students who were recognized today for their scholastic achievements in the 2008-2009 school year. There were MANY students honored in many categories. This is by no means a complete list but I am highlighting some of the awards. I will add the lengthy lists of pins, certificates, attendance awards and more as soon as I get them. Thanks to all who worked to put this afternoon's ceremony together. It takes the cooperation of many people. I put the link for the pictures below all the winners.  Other lists and names coming soon.

Junior Honor Society Induction - list coming soon.
American Legion Oratorical Contest - Emily Jackson
Bausch & Lomb Science Award - Stephanie Boyea
Frederick Douglas & Susan B. Anthony Award - Marissa Cook
Xerox Award -Eli Franze
Kodak Young Leaders Award - Emma Allen
LeMoyne College Heights Award - Tony Danussi
RPI Medal - Marci Wood
Clarkson Leadership Award - Lynn Leach / Zach Matthews
Wells College Leadership Award - Carissa Cook
Student Sage Recognition - Cassondra Whyt
Sage Arts Award - Margaret Empsall
Saint Michael's Book Award - Marci Wood & Eric Dwyer
Saint Lawrence/Augsbury Scholarship - Chelsey Legacy
Valedictorian  - Hannah Kinney
Salutatorian - Hannah Hanover
Honor Roll Recognition - List to be posted soon
Sixteen Consecutive Honors - to be posted soon
Deserving Student Awards - Alex Stalter and Crystal Gilbride
Instrumental Music Awards - 
Choral Music Awards -
Robideau/Lamitie-King Art Exhibit Awards -
Science Olympiad State Award -
John Martin Athletic Award -
Attendance Awards - lists to be posted soon

Ok, OK, here are the PICTURES. I did not edit them. I posted all the ones I took. If there are a few blurry ones, I am sorry.

French Club Trip

From Danielle Swanston "Recently the CCS French Club took a field trip to Old Montreal! At Old Montreal the club experienced the culture, took a ride on the Bateau Mouche, and went to the Cirque du Soleil! The Bateau Mouche consisted of a boat ride on the St. Lawrence River. There was a tour guide on the boat that pointed out all of the interesting historical facts along the river. The Cirque du Soleil was an acrobatic performance that follows the lines of a play, and is definitely something that all of the members and chaperones will remember for the rest of their lives! We would love to give a special thanks to all of the chaperones and most of all Mrs. Sheila Simonsen because without her this trip wouldn’t have been possible." - PICTURES

Cleaning up after you

Funny how many people don't realize that they should clean up after themselves. They litter the halls, move things around and don't put them away and expect that someone else will do it for them. The worst place is our roadsides and thankfully for a stretch of Rt. 374 the Science Club took some time out to clean up. On May 15th the students filled many bags with trash that people toss out the windows. It is always refreshing that people take the time to do this. It is always disheartening to realize that we have to do it year after year. Thanks Science Club. Mrs. Harrigan and Mrs. Gratto would especially like to thank Crystal Gilbride who has participated in every one of these events since 7th grade. She graduates this year and her participation and dedication will be missed. Thanks the PICTURES as well.

This year's Chateaugay Idol...

...is Laura Stewart. She took center stage with guitar in hand and sang a song a song she wrote and won over the crowd. The voting was between Laura, Kayla Trainer and perennial crowd favorite Educated Guess. There were many wonderful acts, lots of laughs and other special acts. Mrs. Andre's daughter, Allison performed a special song. There was a special puppet show that made creative use of black lights. And then there was the 1-2 punch of Tony and Alex Lamica. The Class of 2009 thanks all who attended, those seniors who helped and all the acts. PICTURES

Senior Trip

I have 4 batches of senior trip pictures to share with you. They come from Hannah Hanover, Briana Stark, Devin Cassavaw and Mrs. Andre.

Leaving Your Mark

Author and sustainability expert Jim Merkel spent some time at CCS Wednesday afternoon discussing the effect that human behavior is having on the planet. Mr. Merkel is the author of the book Radical Simplicity and is involved with the Global Living Project, a group dedicated to educating others about how human behavior is slowly destroying the planet. Mr. Merkel stayed for a question and answer period as well. His discussion was well received by the students. Many were surprised by the amount of energy and resources that are being used by the United States. We thank him for spending time with us and we thank Mr. Miller for brining him to our school. Now that we have some information it is time for action. What can you do to reduce your carbon footprint? You can learn more about Mr. Merkel, the Global Living Group and buy his book by clicking HERE.

General Physics Students Win 2nd Place at Energy Expo

From Mr. Jaggers - On Friday April 24, students from Mr. Jaggers' General Physics class traveled to the Youth Environmental and Energy Expo (YEEE) in at SUNY Canton to enter their project in a renewable energy competition. These students included Natalie Tetreault, Todd Stubbs, Tyler Mills, Lyndsey Soulier, Cody Lawler, and Jacob Layton. These students created a combination Solar/Wind turbine to collect renewable energy from the sun and wind. This energy was then stored in a lead-acid battery and shown to power an LED light and also generate music from a small buzzer. They took 2nd place honors with their project within their class and out of as many as ten other project entries. As a result, they earned $50 cash, T-shirts, and plum trees. If you see these students, congratulate them on their hard work. And special thanks goes to Mr. Sandvig for for chaperoning and making the battery. PICTURES

FREE PARENT NIGHT: April 23rd from 7:00 – 9:00 pm

Raising Generation “M”  (The Media Generation)

Attention ALL parents!
    You are cordially invited to join us for an evening designed to encourage you and help you navigate your way through the incredibly challenging world of parenting.
        When? Thursday, April 23rd from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
        Where? Chateaugay Central School auditorium
        Cost? FREE!
        Refreshments? YES!
        Free Childcare? YES! (No children in the auditorium, please)
Topics to be discussed:
        · Youth Culture 101: How today’s youth are being affected by the media, Internet, and other technology (and what parents can do about it).
        · Current trends involving teen health issues.
        · When and how to talk to your child about sensitive topics.
        · And, more!
    The culture that is currently influencing your child is changing at a pace that is difficult to keep up with. Some of the administration and staff at CCS would like to take the opportunity to share some important information with you that will hopefully, empower you as a parent.
    The speakers at this event include:
Mrs. Donna Andre, Mrs. Loretta Fowler, Mrs. Amy Jaggers, Mrs. Mary White, & Mr. Bruce Gugliotta

Gee...I hope this is all accurate.

Color Wars

It was an upset of epic proportions. The 8th graders won this year's color wars despite attempts from the senior class to cheat their way to victory in the Musical Chairs portion of the competition. Also of note was the valiant attempt by Eli Franze to rally the junior class with his cries of "freedom". I think they cam in dead last. A wounded knee kept the sophomores from victory as they won the final two events to lose by only one point. All in all it was a raucous afternoon of fun. We have tons of photos from Stephen Bernier and Emily Jackson.

Mock Trial Team Wins Competition

     The Chateaugay Central School Mock Trial Team are the winners of the the 2009 Franklin County Mock Trial competition. Members of the winning team are Stephen Bernier, Heather Blow, Devin Cassavaw, Hannah Hanover, Hannah Kinney, Annika Peterson and Maggie Trombley. The were coached by teacher Roger Miller, student teacher Tim Seymour, and attorney coaches Peter Dumas and David LaPlant.
    Teams competing for the prize this year came from Tupper Lake Central, Malone Central and Salmon River Central, as well as Chateaugay.
    In the competition each team took on the roles of witnesses and attorneys and trained to conduct a trial. Each team prepared both the plaintiff's and the defendant's side of the case. A preliminary round of trials led to the final trial between Tupper Lake Central and Chateaugay, which was held on March 25 at the Franklin County Courthouse. In the final competition Chateaugay took on the role of the plaintiff, while Tupper Lake took the role of the defendant.
    This year the fact pattern for the trial centered on a make-believe student who published an article which was critical of a school administrator. The administrator happened to be running for public office at the time. The article caused the administrator to lose the election. The administrator, as plaintiff, sued the student for damages resulting from the article. The participants in the competition spent many hours learning about the law of libel, as well as the rules concerning testimonial and documentary evidence.
    The Court's decision was that the plaintiff did not prove libel. Supreme Court Justice David Demarest, who presided over the final competition, explained to the participants and the spectators after the trial that libel is almost impossible to prove under the laws in New York State. Although Tupper Lake won the case, Chateaugay won the tournament based on points earned for their performance in acting as witnesses and entering evidence as attorneys.
    Judges for the preliminary rounds were Clinton County Family Court Justice Timothy Lawliss and St. Lawrence County Court Justice Jerome J. Richards. The competition was sponsored by the Franklin County Bar Association. The Bar's Mock Trial coordinators were Todd Weber, Tammy Gordon and Richard Edwards. This is the third year that the competition has been conducted in Franklin County.
    Brian S. Stewart
President, Franklin County Bar Association

OAS Book Fair

Mr. Miller's OAS class took over the foyer for a special book fair. The task was to raise awareness for a number of topics. The displays were informative and were stocked with some treats. Students who wanted to sample the treats at the displays were rewarded with information about sustainability, microloans, ancient healing techniques and so much more. Thanks to Stephen Bernie we have some great photos of all the exhibits.

Thank You - from Mrs. Swanston

The Class of 2009 would like to give a special thanks to all the local businesses that donated the wonderful prizes! We are impressed with their generosity.
· Holmes’ Made Arts and Crafts
· Chateaugay Central School FFA
· Chateaugay Central School Store
· Yando’s Big M Market
· Wendy’s Quick Stop
· Harrigan’s Ice Cream
· Kar Kare
· AGRI-MARK CHATEAUGAY FARM & CHEESE STORE
· Lopardo’s Barber Shop
· Titus Mountain
· Noble Environmental Power
· Robert’s Sports Center Malone, NY
· John E Harvey Gasoline Alley Inc.
· Wood’s Maple Products
· Secore’s Sugarbush
· “Remember When” Antiques and Collectibles
· Adirondack Maple
· The Red Sled Gift Shop
· Lily’s Hair Salon
· Amber’s Hair Salon
· Malone Eye Care
· Stone Family Maple Products
Thanks also to Mr. Arthur Rankin for his time and delicious recipe!
Another special thanks to Missy from Stewarts Shops.
For the items to make the rolls, the coffee and ice cream!!
We are especially thankful for our wonderful parents who have helped us so much.

Roll With It   

I like a good reference to 80's pop stars (know which one?). I digress. Mr. Walley and his gang of welders and builders are working on some great projects. They have to be seen to be believed. PICTURES

Smoke on the Water

I was looking out the front doors the other day and saw smoke billowing up from ... um ... something. It looked like it could have come from the transformers movie. Turns out it was an evaporator developed to help make syrup from sap. Whatever it does it looks cool and is on wheels. I like it. PICTURES

Science Olympiad

From Mrs. Harrigan - Science Olympiad students in grades 7-9 traveled to SUNY Potsdam to compete on Saturday, March 7th. Students participated in several building events, including cars, bridges, robots and trajectories, as well as tests of their knowledge in specific areas. Our team placed 5th overall. Team members included: Shelby Coleman, Brittany Drollette, Marc Lambert, Katelyn Legacy, Ben Roulston, Matthew Swanston, Danny Wilcox, Meaghan Wood, Wayne Cowan, Eric Lgacy, Kara Taylor and Haylee Tower. We had several 2nd and 3rd place winners.(List below) Special thanks to all of our parents, Mr. Galuski, Mrs. Gratto and Mr. Walley for helping us prepare. PICTURES

• 2nd Place Disease Detectives - Kara Taylor and Haylee Tower
• 2nd Place Road Scholar - Shelby Coleman and Katelyn Legacy
• 2nd Place Robo Cross - Ben Roulston and Matthew Swanston
• 3rd Place Reach for the Stars - Shelby Coleman and Katelyn Legcay
• 3rd Place Envorinmental Chemistry - Brittany Drollette and Meaghan Wood

Romeo where art thou?

Oh...here you are. There are watershed moments in the life of a high school student. Prom. The big game. The Winter Ball. Acing the regents exams. Getting your driver's license and finally...graduation. But none are as important as getting your 9th grade Romeo and Juliet project done for Mrs. Allen's class. (Did I sell it better this time Mrs. Allen?) There are many great pictures here from the many wonderful projects created by the freshmen that demonstrate their creativity in capturing the timeless story. PICTURES

Olympiad  

On Saturday, February 7th, 14 students competed at Clarkson University in the Adirondack Regional Olympiad - High School Division. The field of competitors included 17 schools from Clinton and Franklin counties. Students competed in individual events such as herpetology, physics lab, astronomy, fossils, cell biology, health science, trajectory, chemistry lab and other building events. The Bulldogs placed 8th out of 17 - en excellent day. The team had many medal winners: Stephen Bernier, Nikki-Cooke Paige, Briana Stark, Cassie Whyte and Margaret Empsall. Other team members participating include: Marci Wood, Chelsey Legacy, Amanda Wilcox, Lynn Leach, Danielle Swanston, Joey Drollette, Hannah Kinney, Laura Stewart and Jessica Burl. Congratulations to all the team members! PICTURES

Shakespeare

Nothing excites a high school student more than the phrase, "Today we are going to talk about Shakespeare." And this day was no exception. Students from Mrs. Allen's freshman English class made the long pilgrimage to Malone to witness the sublime execution of one his master works, "The Merchant of Venice", as performed by the renowned Pendragon theatre group. Man, writing like that is hard. I did hear that the food was good at the Chinese buffet. PICTURES

Ski Trip

It was a bit windy and chilly but the skiing was good according to a few of the students I spoke to about the trip to Smuggler's Notch. Mr. Quinn and Mrs. Parmeter would like to thank all the chaperones who helped with the trip and the parents who provided support. The camera went along for the trip. PICTURES

SADD talks about safety

This week a few of CCS students with the help of Mary White went to speak about the dangers of drunk driving. They were joined by students from area schools as well as law enforcement representatives. Representing the CCS chapter of SADD were Kiersten Zeldenrust, Alexis Manor, Marissa Poupore, Nicole Bessette and Kayla Trainer. At a press conference covered by local media Marissa Poupore  reminded all how a few simple precautions could prevent many tragedies:

     -    Plan ahead; always designate a sober driver BEFORE the holiday party or celebration begins;
    -    Don't even think about getting behind the wheel of your vehicle if you've been drinking;
    -    Call a taxi or get a sober friend or family member to come and get you; Have a plan and follow through with it!
    -    Or just stay where you are and sleep it off until you are sober;
    -    Remember - Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk. Take the keys and never let a friend leave your sight if you think they are about to drive while impaired; and
    -    If you are hosting a party this holiday season, remind your guests to plan ahead and designate their sober driver, always offer alcohol-free beverages during the event, and make sure all of your guests leave with a sober driver.
    -    If you are hiring a sitter this season, be sure to have a safe, sober way to get them home. If you are the sitter, have a back up plan just in case you need it. Never get in the vehicle with an impaired driver.
    -    Give the gift of life this holiday season; Don't Drink and Drive. - Have a safe and happy holiday season!

Mentoring in the Kitchen  

Mrs. Gardiner's room has been the hot bed of activity for the past few weeks. This time the mentoring groups worked together to create something tasty in the kitchen. PICTURES

Door Decorating

There were fewer doors decorated this year than in recent years due to the weakening economy and the massive layoffs. Some rooms were waiting for a government bailout. Those who did manage to decorate put together some amazingly creative doors including one that highlights the spirit of CCS and the fact that we never close. Winners are: 1st Place - Mrs. Breault; 2nd Place - Mrs. Deans/Mrs. Simonsen; Honorable Mentio - Mrs. Trombly PICTURES

Toy Drive

Student Council helped organize a Toy Drive for deserving students. Mrs. Quinn's office housed the donations until this morning when they were loaded up to be wrapped and  distributed around the community. Great Job. Thanks to all who donated their time and money to this cause. Thanks also to those students who worked the Salvation Army bell around the community. We know how busy everyone is these days. Your commitment to the community is appreciated.

Mentoring

From Mrs. Jaggers  -"The Mentor Program is up and running for the 3rd year! Here are some pictures from Friday's meeting. Some of the mentors/mentees are missing (sorry) so we'll have to catch them next time. I also forgot to get pictures of Wednesday's groups. There are currently 52 students involved. Thanks everyone!" - Pictures

Making a Difference

A few weeks ago the Chateaugay Correctional Facility sponsored a "Make A Difference Day" lunch at school. A special spaghetti lunch was prepared as a fundraiser. This week facility Superintendent Linda Turner along with Assistant Superintendent Bill Spellman presented the school with a check for $500. The money is used in a variety of way in the school to help students and families who need it the most. A clothing drive was also held at the facility and a box full of warm coats arrived this week as well. holiday baskets will also be mad up for those families identified by the school. We thank the Correctional Facility for this annual effort and for all they do for the school during the year.

Memorial Garden

Last week members of the Science Club helped Mr. Rundell clean up the Student Memorial Garden at the school. The garden serves to remind the community and school of students who died far too early. Before winter sets Mr. Rundell makes sure that the garden is cut back and prepared for winter so when spring comes the flowers and all the plantings bloom and grow better each year. The garden at full bloom is truly beautiful and it is work like this that makes it possible. We thank the Science Club members for their time and Mr. Rundell for his guidance, spirit and dogged determination to make sure we all remember those who were taken too early. Pictures

Halloween Contest

Another amazing Halloween Contest - I must say that the staff showed up the students this year, however there were many great costumes and skits. Congratulations to the winners: Most Creative - Hannah Gardiner and Hannah Hanover; Scariest - Doug LaBombard; Funniest - The Senior Switch; Best Skit - The Geek Squad Girls; Honorable Mention for Staff - The Adams Family. The real winners - all the participants. Great job. PICTURES

Halloween Video Clips (Hosted on Youtube - which means they may not work at school)
Clip 1 - Clip 2 - Clip 3 - Clip 4 - Clip 5 - Thanks Stephen for taking the video clips. We hope to do more of this with Flip VIdeo Cameras. Sorry if they seem a bit pixilated, we are learning.

Senior Play a success

October 26, 2008 - Another year another successful senior play. This year's installment, "Yard Sale", once again showed off some talent from unexpected students. (Where are all of you when the musical is staged?) There were some extremely funny scenes, some daring chase scenes and much more. Congratulations to the Class of 2009, well, those who participated,  and to Miss Pickering and Miss Nemier for all of the hard work. Thanks to all who helped behind the scenes and to all who attended the weekend performances. Since we had to shut down our Shutterfly account I am posting these pictures in a slide show format. You can go to a special account I set up with Google to download pictures suitable for printing. There are 2 batches...the before shots...and the performance pictures.

Contest Winning Project

Submitted form Mrs. Bessette - Heavy Equipment students are stepping up.  During a classroom contest - three teams competed to provide the best container to use for torch tickets.  Attached are pictures of the winning team with their teacher and their project.  Students are from left to right: Alex Otis, Brad Spinner, Andrew Gadway, Rodney Davis with Mr. St. Hilaire on the far right.  

Take a Child Outside

September 26, 2008 - Once again high school meets elementary school in a special school wide project. This time Mrs. Gardiner's Nutrition, Health and Fitness and Career and Financial Management Classes were able to take most of the elementary classes on nature walks. The nice weather made the walks an opportunity to enjoy the fresh air, make nature bracelets and get some exercises. Some of the older students used a trail in the woods thanks to Mr. Walley and his class. All students from Pre-K to Grade 12 gained a greater appreciation for our natural world this week. PICTURES

Rick Stoddard

A simple message, and one we have heard many time before, but maybe not as powerfully as we heard it today. The message...tobacco products are dangerous and the tobacco companies are actively working to promote their products to youth. Words cannot convey the feeling in the auditorium when Rick Stoddard took over to tell his story of love and loss. I will not even try. Instead he invites you to go to his website to learn more. He also invited students to join their local Reality Check program to help fight the tobacco industry. Rick Stoddard's website -

CHATEAUGAY CENTRAL SCHOOL PARENT ORIENTATION

Thursday, September 11, 2007 -6:30 - 9:00 PM...more

On Thursday, September 11th, the Chateaugay Central 7-12 faculty invites parents to come to school and participate in the schedule that their student follows on a daily basis. During class time, parents will be informed of marking procedures, classroom rules and homework policies for that class. This will give parents an opportunity to become aware of the expectations of the teacher and the responsibilities of the student. Students are encouraged to participate with parents. Parents will meet in the auditorium at 6:30 for a brief explanation about the evening activities. Parents will be given a copy of their student's schedule, which they will follow for the evening. Each class will last approximately 12 minutes. Student representatives from the National Honor Society will be available to answer questions about schedules and to help parents find the appropriate classrooms.
Refreshments will be served in the High School Library during study hall times. During 10th period, all parents will report to the auditorium for a presentation. Parent surveys from previous years indicate strong support for this evening program. We hope that many parents will make an effort to attend. It is important to take the time to see what is expected of your child. The CCS Faculty is proud of their school, their classrooms, their educational program and their students. They encourage all parents to attend and look forward to meeting them.

Dominant Performance

For the first time anyone can remember one class dominated the opening day games by winning every event and it was fitting that the winning class was the senior class. Even Mrs. Johnston commented that this group did not have to rely on some the "sneakier ways to win" that other classes have used. Congratulations to the senior class and to the Student Council members to hosted the event. There was a new event and some old favorites. Photos this time are provided by Emily Jackson and Kyle Demers. Have a great year everyone.

7th Graders the first to return

They're back....not all of them but the 7th graders and newest additions to the High School wing of the building. As has become tradition the 7th grade students arrived one day early for a special orientation. They were given a chance to learn their way around the school, a opportunity to check out their lockers and ended their day with a special cook-out lunch and team building games. After a rather wet and dreary summer the weather was amazing for the afternoon festivities. Since this is the first major activity of the school year they get to star in the first photo update for the 2008-2009 calendar year. PICTURES

Welcome Back

There will be some new faces when school opens in September and a few old ones in new places. Miss Calnon is gone and the search is underway for a new music teacher. Mr. Breault has moved down the hall to become the new Superintendent. When school opens in September a new era will begin. We thank Mr. Breault for his many years as the High School Principal and look forward to meeting his replacement. Once we know more about the new music teacher and the new principal we will pass the word onto you. Don't forget to check the ARCHIVES for the 2007-2007 school year news and photos.

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Mrs. Andre

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