Crown Point Central School is an active school family working and growing together in an open, nurturing environment. Our aim is to instill in each child a desire to achieve high standards of excellence, social, emotional and physical skills. These goals will enable students to function as contributing members of society.
Class of 2019
Where will they go?
CLASS D SECTION 7 REGIONAL CHAMPS
Come Support Our Girls at States!
June 15th, 2019 (9 AM) Moreau Recreational Park
“The New York State Class D Softball Semi Final game between Crown Point and Alfred Almond on Saturday from Glens Falls NY will be broadcast on WLEA Radio. The On Deck pregame show starts at 8:45am. Streaming on line at wlea.net for any computer or mobile device.”
June 3rd, 2019
National Technical Honor Society for New Visions
May 13th, 2019
Crown Point students learn about Arrive Alive program
May 9th, 2019
Rise & Shine: Lilli & Laurel Peters for their outstanding performance at NYSMA! All Students in Grades 7-12 who achieved Honor Roll this quarter! Wyatt O’Hara & Tanner Gibbs for their awesome help in the cafeteria!
Prom Tickets: Crown Point Central School Prom is May 18th, 2019. Couple $40 / Single $25. Tickets are on sale in the office. Prom Glasses must be ordered before Friday, May 10th by 2PM. Please give order to Mrs. Pereau or to Mrs. Mero in the office.
Sports Physicals: Have been re-scheduled for Thursday may 16th from 1PM-3PM.
CFES Leadership: Members are selling CFES T-Shirts this week. Please see a member for more information.
Snack Cart: Will be in the cafeteria daily during sports study hall. There are new items: pringles, gum, cookies, sunflower seeds, brownies and zebra cakes.
Seniors: Please view the Scholarship Board. There are several new scholarships posted and more will be added.
The NY/VT 5K Champlain Bridge Run: Saturday, May 18, 2019 at the Crown Point State Historic Site-10AM. $20 early adult registration - $10 Kids by May 1st (Includes T-Shirt).
Sports: The Modified Boy’s Baseball Team will have practice tonight from 3PM-5PM.
Word of the week: Democracy= a system of government where the citizens exercise power by voting.
May 1st, 2019
NYS Math Testing: NYS Testing today Grades 3-8. Please be mindful while in the halls!
SADD: Meeting has been changed to Wednesday, May 8th @ 2:30PM in the Pre-Kindergarten room.
CPCS Drama Club: Will sponsor a car wash and bottle drive on Saturday, May 4th from 8AM to Noon.
Talent Show Schedule: There will be rehearsals during the week as follows: 10th-12th Grade from 6PM-8PM. 5/2 Dress rehearsal for everyone @ 5PM. 5/3 the show starts @ 7PM. Performers arrive @ 6PM. If you cannot attend your practice time due to a game, please come to a different one that works for you. You must attend one practice to make sure your music is all set up. The winner of the talent show will open for “The Ryan Clark Band” this summer in Westport!
Journalism & FCCLA: Permission slips and money are due to Mrs. Charron no later than Thursday, May 2nd.
Distinguished Young Women presents: Mother and Son Dance May 4th from 6PM-8PM in the CPCS Auditorium. Open to all area schools $25 per family, tickets available at the CPCS main office.
CFES Leadership Team: Please stop by Mrs. Charron’s room to sign up for a shift to sell tickets during our Penny Raffle. Also prizes are due to Mrs. Charron by Friday, May 3rd.
Snack Cart: Will be in the cafeteria daily during sports study hall. There are new items: pringles, gum, cookies, sunflower seeds, brownies and zebra cakes.
The NY/VT 5K Champlain Bridge Run: Saturday, May 18, 2019. Crown Point State Historic Site-10AM. $20 early adult registration - $10 Kids by May 1st. (Includes T-Shirt)
Savor the Arts: If you are interested in participating this year, which will be the end of May, please see Ms. Walls this week.
Seniors: Please view the Scholarship Board. There are several new scholarships posted and more will be added.
SPORTS: BM/GM play @ Johnsburg. BV play @ Schroon Lake. Golf play @ Schroon Lake (Bus leaves @ 3PM- Be ready to go by 2:50PM)
April 8th, 2019
A few weeks ago, Senior Spanish prepared fried plantains, Cuban sandwiches and their favorite..ELOTES! Elotes are a very popular street food in Mexico. Instead of butter on your corn of the cob, with this dish you add mayonesa, queso, chili and limón! ¡Qué delici
March 28th, 2019
Quiz Bowl: 8th Grade defeated the 7th Grade in Quiz Bowl last night. The 9th Grade then defeated the 8th Grade to win the first round of Quiz Bowl. Good job from all players. 10th, 11th & 12th grade play next Wednesday!
Modified Boy’s Baseball: Schedule change for Monday, April 1. Practice will be from 3:05PM -4:30PM.
Drama Club: Mandatory meeting TODAY, Thursday, March 28th @ 2:25PM in Mrs. Farrell’s room to discuss the NYC Trip!
Youth Commission: The program is looking for one more counselor for this summer. Applications are in the office. Application deadline is March 28, 2019.
SADD: Trip to Glow Bowl @ Adirondack Bowling Lanes in Ticonderoga March 30th. Bus leaves school at 7:45PM and returns @ 10:15PM. $8 non-members / $5 members. Permission slips and money to Mrs. Mero TODAY!!! Guests must be signed in ASAP.
Washington DC Trip: July 25-July 28, 2020 with Explorica and Mrs. Farrell; 7-12 grade as well as adults. See Mrs. Farrell for more information.
March 14th, 2019
Today is “Pi” Day: 3.14 is the approximation of TT, so March 14th is considered TT day.
Rise & Shine: The 7th & 10th Graders for STEM Mentoring the Elementary students! We appreciate you staying with us until 3:05PM.
RY Field Trip: Permission slips to the movies on March 20th are due to Mrs. Mero NO LATER THAN MONDAY, MARACH 18. NO EXCEPTIONS!
DRAMA: Please join us for the hilarious adventure of “The History of Dating” March 22 & 23 @ 7PM and March 24 @ 2PM. Rehearsal today from 3:15PM-7PM. Bring a drink & snack!
NYS DEC: Is actively recruiting for our 2019 camping season. For more information stop in the office.
Washington DC Trip: July 25-July 28, 2020 with Explorica and Mrs. Farrell; 7-12 grade as well as adults. See Mrs. Farrell for more information.
March 7th, 2019
A Message from Mrs. Farrell:
"We are learning about the circulatory system in Science 7. I asked Kassi-Jo if she would be willing to be a guest speaker in class and explain to the students how the circulatory system helped her on her path to recovery. She went above and beyond what I expected! She created a worksheet with questions for the class to complete while she spoke; she was engaging, thorough, asked open ended questions and she held a question and answer session after. She also wants to come back and speak again when we are learning about the lymphatic system.
We all know what a difficult journey the battle with cancer is; but to have one of our very own seniors want to share her journey with students and do such a fine job is yet another reason why this building is so special!"
