CCSD Blood Drive on January 17, 2019, 11 am - 5 pm at Chestnut Grove-
First Girls Ice Hockey Game Played in Section One's Inaugural Season
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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North HS Book Drive
(December 2018) Ms. Santiago's Public Policy Class, with student leaders Erin Preiss, Mannion McGinley, Logan Meda, collected over 5,000 children's books which were donated to People to People. This would not have been possible without the support of Clarkstown High School North Students, Faculty and Community members, as well as Little Tor, Woodglen, Lakewood and Viola Elementary Schools. This book drive was a huge success.
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North's Cue and Curtain Students Perform Enemy of the People
(December 2018) Cue and Curtain recently celebrated its fall drama when 18 North High School students took to the stage and performed An Enemy of the People.
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South Boys Win Suffern Indoor Track Invitational
Posted by Martin Cox on 1/15/2019Clarkstown High School South won the Suffern Indoor Track Invitational by four points last Friday.
South, coached by Ray Kondracki, tallied 74 points to edge the host team, Suffern High School (70 points) at the Rockland Community College Field House.
South High School freshman Kieran Dudek won the 1,600 meter run in a personal-best time of 4:46. South's Miles Fisher also recorded a personal-best distance of 41-1.25 when finishing third in the triple jump. Teammate Tommy Qualter won the pole vault event with a mark of 13'7".
South High School was second in the Boys 4x400 relay with a time of 3:37.3. Robert Mwangi of South finished third in the 1,000 meter run at 2:46.5.
North High School's Marc Lobritto was third in the long jump with a distance of 20-1.5. Joshua Harmsen, also of North High School, was second in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.5. North's Daniel Dizon was second in the high jump at 5'6".
South High School won the Girls 4x800 relay in a time of 10:08.2. The team is comprised of Maura Finnegan, Gina Ruotolo, Ashley Tyles and Aine Keaney.
Keaney finished second in the 3,000 meter run with a time of 10:43.4.
Congratulations to track and field athletes and their coaches from North and South High Schools, and best wishes as the Indoor Track Season continues!
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North Choir, Orchestra Members Share Music Talents at Winter Concert
Posted by Martin Cox on 1/10/2019North High School Music Teacher Vincent E. Reina shared 12 selections among two choirs and an orchestra at the school's Winter Concert on December 19.
Mr. Reina opened the concert, in front of an auditorium audience comprised of students, parents, school administration and family, with five selections performed by the Chamber Choir: O Occhi Manza Mia, Closer to the Flame, Run to You, You'll Be Back, and Africa.
Members of the Orchestra then performed Fantasy On Sleepers Wake, Trepak and Seven Nation Army.
The 29-member Full Choir chose the following selections: Grant Us Peace, Kyrie, At Last, and Hallelujah Chorus. The 29-member Chamber Choir also joined the members of the Full Choir, a total of 58 students on stage in all.
The performance of the students and Mr. Reina's directing provided everyone in attendance a true "gift of music" in the midst of the Holiday Season.
Congratulations to the students and Mr. Reina for their outstanding performance, and many thanks to members of the audience for supporting the Arts at North High School!
