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The Modern Woodman Speech Contest For Grades 5-8
School Level Contests Feb-March
Final Competion - Wednesday, March 27, 2019 at Chestnut Grove
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Transportation Department Food Drive
(February 2019) Thank you to The CCSD Dept. of Transportation for collecting 241 pounds or $647 worth of food donations for the food drive this month.
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CCSD Kindergarten Registration For 2019-2020 School Year
The Clarkstown Central School District is holding kindergarten registration beginning in February. Dedicated days at each elementary school will allow families to meet the principal and staff members during the registration process. Those unable to register during the scheduled days can do so later by appointment.
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First Girls Ice Hockey Game Played in Section One's Inaugural Season
(January 2019) The first Girls Ice Hockey game in Section One's Inaugural season was played on Wednesday, January 9th at Brewster Ice Arena.
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Implementation of the Raptor Visitor Management System.
(January 2019) The Clarkstown Central School District is pleased to announce the implementation of the Raptor Visitor Management System.
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North & South High Schools Winter Concerts
(January 2019) South & North High School students share their music talents at their Winter Concerts.
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The Benson Sisters
(January 2019) The Benson sisters, Chloe, Grade 2, Emily, Grade 3 and Georgia, Kindergarten were recognized at the Clarkstown Town Council Meeting Tuesday evening.
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North HS Sophomore Competes at the USATF Niagara Indoor Track & Field Championship
(January 2019) Clarkstown North sophomore Gillian Schonenberg competed on December 29, 2018 in the USATF 5,000m Indoor Junior Racewalking Championship at the USATF Niagara Indoor Track & Field Championships. This was a Junior National Championship, and was the first time Gillian has competed at that esteemed level and came in sixth place.
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South Senior Awarded Scholarships at RCC Foundation Awards Dinner
On November 28, 2018, Clarkstown South Senior Kayla Nueva shined as the sole student awarded two scholarships at the Rockland Community College Foundation's Award Dinner.
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Board of Education Recognition
(December 2018) Thank you to our CCSD Board of Education!
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2019 NYSSMA Festival
The 2019 NYSSMA Festival will be held at South High School on May 17 and May 18. Registration runs from January 2 through February 15.
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South HS Senior Nominated for the Presidential Scholars Program
(December 2018) David Bruen, a South HS Senior, is nominated for the 2019 Presidential Scholars Program.
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Holiday Message from the Superintendent of Schools
I hope you and your family are enjoying the wonderful gifts that come with the Holiday Season.
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West Nyack Elementary WildCAT Club Celebrates Students Doing the Right Thing
Posted by Martin Cox on 2/14/2019The "CAT" in West Nyack Elementary's WildCAT Club stands for "Caught Acting Terrifically."
On Monday, the WildCAT Club had a new inductee.
Fourth Grade Student Julius Marinaccio found a wallet containing money on his bus, and handed the wallet in to the Bus Monitor.
"I am very proud of Julius," said Annie Streiff, West Nyack Elementary Principal. "Julius has always been a leader among his peers, and it does not surprise me in the least that he exercised his superb judgment and problem-solving skills when he found the wallet. I am sure that the wallet's owner was very grateful to Julius, too!"
I was fortunate to time a visit to West Nyack Elementary on Monday morning at the same moment when Ms. Streiff was ready to recognize Julius for his good deed.
"Students inducted into this 'club' receive a Wildcat key chain and a certificate, and their pictures are placed on the Wildcat Wall of Fame in the front hallway of the school," said Ms. Streiff.
Congratulations to Julius Marinaccio for inspiring others to do the right thing, and many thanks to Principal Ms. Annie Streiff for celebrating the positive decision-making of her students.
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Laurel Plains Elementary Kindergarten Students Spread Valentine's Day Cheer
Posted by Martin Cox on 2/14/2019"It's all about 56 hearts and 56 reasons to celebrate Valentine's Day."
-Carol Pilla, Laurel Plains Elementary Principal
The Valentine's Day tradition continued at Laurel Plains Elementary this morning.
Principal Carol Pilla put matters into perspective when greeting parents and friends as she referenced the 56 Kindergarten students who stood behind her on a stage. Following her welcome to a packed cafetorium, the students put everyone in a cheerful mood with the performance of six songs under the direction of Music Teacher Cara Royal.
Dressed in schoolmade Valentine's Day attire consisting of hearts on shirts and hats, the Kindergarten students entertained the audience with the following songs: Mail Myself to You; Valentine; Would Ya Be My Valentine?; Viva Valentine; Making Valentines; One Red Valentine.
Attending the event was David Gosman, Board of Education Vice President, and Jeff Sobel, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel.
Congratulatins to the Laurel Plains Elementary students for their fine performance with Ms. Royal.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone in the Clarkstown school community!
