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I remain immensely grateful for all that you do for our students every day. Again, we hope to see the entire Carmel Community at the parade and football game on Saturday. We also extend our heartful thanks to all those parents, staff members, and volunteers who are supporting our students in what is sure to be another memorable Spirit Week and Homecoming.
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To our Carmel parents and guardians, thank you for sharing your children with us and allowing us to help them grow every day. Our district has spectacular students and that stems from you as parents and guardians. Your support, partnership, and active involvement in your child’s educational journey are a testament to our shared desire for success for each district student. We look forward to continuing to work with you in new ways to ensure that continued success. First-grade students at Kent Elementary School recently had a special guest reader in class, Assemblyman Kevin Byrne, to continue our Read Across America celebrations. At the May 24 Board of Education meeting, fourth-grade music enrichment students from Kent Elementary performed for the community.
We have created and developed our collections that we know you will love to add that finishing touch to your room. Our collections range from hollywood mirror dressing tables to luxury mirrored furniture, stylish and functional mirror jewellery cabinets and makeup trolleys with lights. We ship to the UK and Europe with plans to expand into the US market. Our Kent Elementary School students didn't just get Field Day this year, they got a Field Week! Over the course of last week, our students had the opportunity to play water games, run an inflatable obstacle course, master hula hoop tossing, hop in potato sacks, enjoy tasty snacks and more. Come and join the fun at the CHS gymnasium on Sunday, December 11, 2022 from 12-3PM.
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The students opt to participate in the music enrichment program in lieu of their recess period once a week. Kindergarten students from Matthew Paterson Elementary School. Thank you for your adaptability, continued creativity, and commitment to meeting the needs of each and every student who entered our buildings, despite any challenges that came your way. You are the heart of our district, and we would not be able to do what we do without you.
Open communication between home and school is an important vehicle for solving problems. In addition to academics and the arts, Carmel High offers over 25 competitive interscholastic teams for boys and girls to compete athletically. CHS is known for exceptional results in Football, Baseball, Track and Field, Cross Country, Swimming and Diving, and Girl's Softball, boys and girls soccer, to name a few. Offerings include Girl's Field Hockey, Lacrosse,Wrestling and all of the major sports typically seen in high school.
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Read more about the story time sessions at Carmel High School. Gather around the fire for story time at Carmel High School. Congratulations to the latest student-inductees to Carmel High School's chapter of the New York State Business Honor Society. This year, the Career & Technical Education Department inducted 10 high-achieving students and one honorary member, Assistant Principal John Fratto. Read a full story and see more photos from the World Languages field trips. The CDC continues to recommend that people stay home when sick.
This is a day of fun for kids ten and under with crafts, games and even a visit from the North Pole! To share in the holiday cheer, please bring a non-perishable item for admittance. The KEPTO is always looking for volunteers to help at our events! We are most in need of volunteers for our upcoming Winter Workshop! Without enough volunteers, we will not be able to run this event. KES parents, grandparents, families, & friends are all welcome to help.
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With plenty of comfortable seating, and optional stuffed animals for support, students settled in around a faux campfire in the library’s lab for the readings. The tradition continued for third-grade students at Matthew Paterson Elementary School this year with the annual Thanksgiving Celebration. For more than 45 years, third-grade students and teachers have been gathering for a fun-filled day of seasonal activities, academic lessons, crafts, food and more – and this year was no different.
Elementary education is a wonderful experience for all members of the school community. It should effectively serve as a link between home and school while meeting the needs of our emerging children. Please be encouraged to become an active KES parent and to share fully in this educational experience with your child and school staff.
Not only are Yom and Grgecic the top students of their graduating class, but long-time friends. It was a lesson in shaking, rattling, and rolling for Earth Science students in Tracy Brusie’s classes at George Fischer Middle School during a unit on earthquakes. Students used their geology skills and compasses to interpret seismographs from three separate locations, finding the arrival times of primary waves (p-waves) and secondary waves (s-waves) in order to determine the earthquake's epicenter.
If our school is selected to be part of the survey, we will be reporting to the New York State Department of Health information about our students’ weight status groups. No names and no information about individual students are sent. However, you may choose to have your child’s information excluded from this survey report.
While the outcome is not what we wanted, the Homecoming celebration and fun will continue with the planned bonfire and athletic recognitions. For the last several months, our district has been fortunate to have Dr. Foster serving as our interim Assistant Superintendent for Instruction while the position remained vacant. Throughout November, for Native American Heritage Month, several elementary and middle school classes had the opportunity to learn more about the traditions and way of life of the native people who inhabited, and still live in, our local areas. Read more and see photos from Native American Heritage Month lessons. We are excited for Michael to join the district’s administrative team and we look forward to working with him at Kent Elementary School. We also thank our interim principal, Anthony DiCarlo, for his dedicated guidance in the role over the last several weeks.
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