Number 6: We recognize our number 6 ranked student in the Class of 2024 Jack Bruno. Congratulations Jack!
Jack is heading to Georgetown University and his future plans are to eventually go to law school.
Today we honor the 7th ranked student in this year's class, Abigail Kennedy. Congratulations Abigail!
Abigail will be attending SUNY Brockport next year to study English with a concentration in literature to become a publisher. She will miss the fun memories she made with her friends here at CA.
Number 8: We recognize and honor the 8th ranked student in this year's class, Grace Hoglund. Congratulations Grace!
Grace will be attending SUNY New Paltz in the fall. Her future plans are to major in Speech Language Pathology with a minor in Political Science. She will miss seeing her friends everyday here at CA along with visiting her favorite teachers everyday.
Number 9: We honor and congratulate the 9th ranked student in this year's class, Ella Hubert. Congratulations Ella!
Ella is heading to Hudson Valley Community College next year. Her future plans are to become a dental hygienist and help as many people as she can in life. She is going to miss the community aspect of CA as well as all of the wonderful people.
Starting last week, C-A has been announcing the Class of 2024 top ten ranked students. The students were asked where they will be going to college, what their future plans are, and what they will miss most about CA.
Number 10: Caleb McIlroy. Congratulations Caleb!
Caleb will be attending Hudson Valley for a year or two and then will transfer somewhere else after that. (Maybe somewhere in Massachusetts? Who knows!)
His future plans are to get a degree, have a career (most likely in environmental science) and start a family.
The thing he will miss most about CA is the group of friends he's had over the years and trying to dodge doing work in his favorite teacher’s classes ;)
Mod Baseball & Softball are HOME today!
Coxsackie-Athens campus is also hosting Relay for Life! A schedule of events is also posted. Be sure to head to the track to check out vendors, music, games and more!
It will be busy so please be mindful of parking and pedestrians as you arrive on campus!
On Thursday Coxsackie-Athens FFA Chapter attended Greenville's Agricultural Awareness Day. Our FFA members were in charge of educating the elementary school about dairy and beef cattle. We hope to host an event like this at CA in the future. Thank you for having us, Greenville!
Check out the video that explains how Pre-K students are contributing "kindness" to our community!
https://youtu.be/0SjQwvoMZhg
Carwash TODAY!
Boys Track and Field Team are Section 2 runner-up. Great job guys!!
Girls Track and Field Team Section 2 Champions! Way to go ladies.
Aidan Phillips (Aviation 2 at Questar) took his first solo trip (outside of Columbia County) last week and came to visit our campus! How cool is that!! @questarIII
Big day for C-A today: May 21
C-A Campus is gearing up to host Track & Field Sectionals for the first time! Purchase your tickets at GoFan in the link below, rep your Royal Blue & White and support your C-A Track & Field team as they compete for a Sectional Championship!!🔵⚪️⚡️
‼️ALL Spectators must purchase a ticket‼️
🎟️ Link to tickets: https://gofan.co/app/school/NYSPHSAAII
School Budget Vote Today. Polls open from 1pm-9pm in both elementary schools. Registered voters are able to vote at either polling location. We ask that you consider filling out the exit survey after you have voted.
Riverhawk Athletics Today!
The next Parent Commuinity Council meeting is this Wednesday, 5/22, at 6:30 pm in the HS library. This is a new date. All are welcome. Topics include a review of 23-24 and looking ahead to 24-25- what will be new at C-A next year.
Learn more about the 2024-2025 budget proposal by clicking here: https://www.cacsd.org/documents/district-office/budget-planning/budget-information/2024-2025-budget/612800
Riverhawks Athletics Today! 5/16/24
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD PATROON CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS!!
Last night the Riverhawks Girls Track & Field team clinched another Patroon Conference title, this time in dominant fashion with a score of 177 points, a full 80 points higher than the next closest team. The girls finished first in 10 of the 17 events including all three relays. New records were set by Emma Roberg in the 3000m, Claire Hubert in the steeplechase and Mackenzie Wolbert in discus.
The boys finished fourth at the meet, landing them the third place finish in the league. Both teams have a strong shot at winning the Sectional Championship meet, which will be held at Coxsackie-Athens next Tuesday at 4:15.
Third graders at EJA planted their "Three Sisters" garden. At the end of March the children planted corn seeds and put them under grow lights. They carefully watched them germinate, watering them when necessary. This week they took their corn plants out to their garden to be planted. Using a hexagon pattern, the children planted corn at each of the points and in the middle of the hexagon. They then lifted up the hexagon and put their bean seeds where the flat sides had been. Their squash seeds were planted between the bean seeds and the corn plants. In the fall, children will harvest the garden.
