The Lion’s Roar - Cincinnatus Central SchoolThe Lion’s Roar Volume 13, Number 5 Cincinnatus Central School District Newsletter May 2012 Congratulations to the Class of 2012 Valedictorian

The Lion’s RoarVolume 13, Number 5 Cincinnatus Central School District Newsletter May 2012

Congratulations to the Class of 2012 Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Juanita Diaz is graduating as the valedictorian of the class of 2012 with a G.P.A. of 98.9. She is the daughter of John & Mary Anne Diaz. Juanita has been involved in many activites throughout high school. Juanita has been involved in the Student Senate since 9th grade, and taking on the responsivbibilty of treasurer in 10th and 11th grade. She has been involved in National Honor Society since 10th

grade, becoming Treasurer in 12th grade. She has also been involved in Spanish Club since 7th grade and is currently the Vice President. She has been a member of the Drama Club for 4 years and is the current Vice President. Juanita is currently involved in band and chorus and is the Vice President of the Music Council. Juanita has also been a member of the varsity volleyball team since 11th grade. She has been a member of varsity soccer since 9th grade and was chosen to be on the All-Star Team, and awarded Honorable Mention her senior year. Juanita has been involved in church activites since the day she was born. She was selected to attend the HOBY Conference as an ambassador in 10th grade and a Junior Facilitator in 11th. Juanita will be graduating with an Advanced Regents Diploma with Honors. She has not yet decided whether she will attend SUNY Oswego majoring in Zoology or SUNY Cortland majoring in biology with a minor in Spanish. Congratulations Juanita!

Katelyn Schroeder is the salutatorian of the class of 2012 with a G.P.A. of 96.4. Katelyn will be graduating with an Advanced Regents Diploma with Honors. She is the daughter of Mark and Pamela Schroeder. Along with devoting her time and energy to her studies and school related functions, Katelyn has also worked on the family tree farm for the past four years. In school, Katelyn has been involved in sports such as varsity basketball and softball every year since 9th grade. Katelyn has also been a member of Drama Club and Spanish Club for the past 4 years. She is currently the Secretary of National Honor Society, after being inducted as a member in 10th grade. Katelyn has been a class officer her freshman and sophomore years and is currently the Class President of the class of 2012. Katelyn plans to attendSUNY Cortland with a dual major in International Studies and Spanish. Congratulations Katelyn!

In This IssueBaush and Lomb Award

Spanish Class Writes Letters

Prom News

Math Night

Bike Safety

National Honor Society Inductions

Medical Career Information Sessions

Healthy Second Graders

Rural Services News

Upcoming Events:May 7th 7 pm Budget HearingMay 9th 8-10am NHS Senior Citizens BreakfastMay 11th 6:15pm-8:45pm PTO Movie NightMay 15th 3-7:30pm Chicken BBQ & Bake SaleMay 15th 12-8pm School Budget VoteMay 16th 11:30am-4:30pm NHS Blood DriveJune 1st 8:30 am Moving Up Day Ceremony

Juanita DiazClass of 2012Valedictorian

Katelyn SchroederClass of 2012Salutatorian

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National Honor Society InductionsOn Thursday April 5th, the Cincinnatus Chapter of the National Honor Society held their informal inductions. The 11 new members were announced, and they were escorted to the stage by returning members as they took the official oath. The formal inductions were held on Tuesday April 17th, where the new members were formally inducted in front of family and friends. Congratulations!

Jennifer Rice is a scholar athlete who has played Soccer and Basketball for the past four years. This year, she was a team captain for both teams, helping to lead both to becoming season co-champions. Jen was also a member of the Track team for two years, as well as a member of the Athletic Association. She was in Spanish Club for three years, serving as Vice President last year. Jen is currently the Vice President of her senior class. She has demonstrated service by volunteering at Rural Services, helping the Cincy Fire department by picking up trash on the

New Members: Devin Blanchard, Susie Waltz, Mallory Cobb, Shea Feehan, Alayna Eaton, Cayla Aitchison,

Danielle Wood, Jennifer Rice, Darcie Wood, Darci Prentice

Fire Department field, and by helping with the Haunted House. Additionally, Jen helped fund raise for the Cincy Future Athletic Club. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Jennifer Rice as a new member.

Cayla Aitchison has been a member of the Softball team for the past 3 years, being named Most Improved Player last year. She has been a member of the 4-H Show Stoppers Club, holding the position of Secretary for the last two years and being its current President. She’s been a member of the Maine Mavericks for the past three years, earning the title of Grand Champion in 2011. In serving the community, Cayla has taught Sunday school for the past two years, has assisted with church breakfasts, and has assisted with the Rebekkah Lodge breakfasts. Additionally, for the past three years, Cayla has helped with farm auctions and helped with the Broome County Fair. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Cayla Aitchison as a new member.

Devin Blanchard has played Varsity Soccer for the past two years, with the position of 10th grade captain this past season. She has also played Basketball for the past two years, as well as being a member of the Spanish Club and Drama Club. This year she is also a non-voting Student Senate member. She also played indoor soccer for the past two years. In serving her community, Devin has assisted with summer school, the Girl Scouts, and working Cincy Future Concession Stands. Additionally, Devin has assisted with summer softball, and helped with Bible school. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Devin Blanchard as a new member.

Mallory Cobb has been a member of the Varsity Volleyball, Softball, and Soccer teams. She was a 10th grade captain for both her volleyball and soccer teams helping to lead these teams to stellar seasons. She has been a member of the Athletic association and Spanish Club for the past two years, serving as treasurer for the Spanish Club last year. Mallory has also been a member of the Cincy Future team for the past two years as well as a member of HAVBC. Last year, Mallory was in Skate Guard. In serving her community, Mallory helps with church dinners, Vacation Bible School this year’s, Haunted House. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Mallory Cobb as a member.

Alayna Eaton has been a member of the Varsity Softball team, the Cincy Future Soccer team, Music Council and Spanish Club. This year, she is Treasurer of her class and is a member of the Drama Club. In music, Alayna has attended NYSSMA

NHS President Kelli Clark, congratulating the new members.

and Area All-State and All-County. Alayna also helped with the Glee Give-a-Note video which earned money for our music program. In serving her community, for the past two years, Alayna has worked with the Girl Scouts, acted as a practice patient for TLC training, and been a Teenage Volunteer at Cortland Regional Medical Center. Along with her busy schedule, Alayna works as a computer tech here at the school. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Alayna Eaton as a member.

Shea Feehan has been a goalie on the Varsity Soccer team for the past two years. This year, he helped to lead the team to a stellar season. He has also played JV Basketball, serving as this year’s team captain. For the past two years, Shea has also been a Drama Club member. Shea has played on the Cincy Future Soccer team and has played AAU Basketball as well. In serving his community, Shea referees for Youth Basketball, assisted as a Youth Soccer coach for goalie training and worked concession stands for the Cincy Future Soccer team. He has also worked for various people during the year doing odd jobs. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Shea Feehan as a member.

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National Honor Society Inductions ContinuedKali Johnson has been a member of the JV Basketball team for the past two years, serving as a captain this year. She has been a member of the Varsity track team as well as a member of the Spanish Club. Kali is extremely active in 4-H, winning numerous awards and ribbons, in addition to serving as a teen leader, teen evaluator, and a State Teen Action Representative. Kali has worked UPC community dinners, and worked as head of the UPC kitchen during VBS. Additionally, she worked as a “Bunny Helper” during the UPC Easter Egg hunt last year. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Kali Johnson as a member.

Darci Prentice has been a member of the Student Senate and the Drama Club for the past 2 years, serving as its treasurer this year. She is this year’s Music Council President, and a member of the Marching Band. Darci has attended NYSSMA, Area All State and All County. Additionally, Darci worked on the Glee Give-a-Note project which helped earn $10,000 for our music program. In serving her community, Darci is a worship team member at her church. She also helps with music service at the Cortland Care Center, and is a member of the Youth Band at Chambers Camp. In addition to her already busy schedule, Darci is a kitchen worker at Chambers Camp in the summer. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Darci Prentice as a member.

Susie Waltz has played both JV and Varsity Volleyball, and Varsity Soccer for the past 2 years, helping both teams to league championships. She is this year’s Art Club Vice President, is a Drama Club member, and is a Student Senator. Additionally, Susie holds a brown belt in Karate. Susie serves her community helping as a VBS teacher/assistant, helping with church Easter egg hunts, and helping with the PTO”S Breakfast with Santa. She is a member of the Bridge to New Life Wesleyan

Mr. Mack had a few words for the new members and

also administered the oath.

Church, helping with various service projects. Susie has also received numerous awards and recognitions here at Cincy. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Susie Waltz as a member.

Danielle Wood has played Varsity Soccer and Volleyball for the past 2 years, helping to lead both of this year’s teams to stellar seasons. Danielle has also played Varsity Softball for the past two years. Additionally, Danielle has been the Vice President of her class for the past two years and a member of the Student Senate, as well as a member of the Athletic Association, French Club and ACE program. Danielle played Cincy Future Soccer and CNY Storm Softball. In helping her community, she has volunteered as Drama Club usher, a Little Tykes Soccer Camp Coach, has served church dinners, and has worked at VBS. Danielle is also a Teenage Volunteer at Cortland Regional Medical Center. In addition to her busy schedule, Danielle works at the Cincinnatus Home Center and Gene Wood’s Auction Service as needed. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Danielle Wood as a member.

Darcie Wood has played Varsity Soccer for the past two years, helping to secure this year’s CCL Championship title. She has also played Varsity Softball, and JV and Varsity Basketball. She’s a member of the French Club, ACE, the Athletic association, and the Student Senate, serving as Treasurer this year. Darcie was also the Treasurer for her class last year. In helping her community, she has volunteered as Drama Club usher, a Little Tykes Soccer Camp Coach, has served church dinners, and has worked at VBS. Darcie is also a Teenage Volunteer at Cortland Regional Medical Center. In addition to her busy schedule, Darcie

NHS May Events

Senior Citizen’s Breakfast- Wednesday, May 9th8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m in the Cincinnatus School

small gym

The breakfast is free!! Please be our guests!

NHS Blood Drive- Wednesday, May 16th11:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. in the Wilbur Auditorium

If you would like to make an appointment, call Luann Skeval

At 863-3200.

works at the Cincinnatus Home Center and Gene Wood’s Auction Service as needed. The National Honor Society is pleased to welcome Darcie Wood as a member.

The entire NHS group.

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Cincinnatus High School Announces Bausch and Lomb Award WinnerCincinnatus High School is pleased to announce that Richard Schmidt is the 2012 winner of the prestigious Bausch and Lomb Award. Richard is the son of Kurt and Lori Schmidt of Fox Road, Cincinnatus.The Award is presented each year to a junior student who has maintained the highest scholastic standing in math and science at his or her high school. Bausch and Lomb will award Richard a certificate of accomplishment in addition to a handsome bronze medal to commemorate his fine achievement. Richard is also eligible to compete for a scholarship at the University of Rochester.Richard has done excellent work in all of his academic subjects. He is an Richard Schmidt with his family

after receiving the award.active learner who pushes himself by taking rigorous and challenging courses. He has won several academic awards throughout his years of school. In his spare time Richard serves his school as class president, French Club member, National Honor Society member, Cortland County Youth Leadership member, and is a member of the Varsity Golf team. Richard is also involved with his church and serves on the Leadership Committee of the United Church of Christ Youth Conference. He volunteers at Cortland Regional Medical Center and is listed in Who’s Who Among American Students. Upon graduation from high school, Richard intends to study engineering.Mr, Pinkerton awarding Richard Schmidt

the Baush and Lomb Award.The faculty, staff, and administration of Cincinnatus Central School wish to congratulate Richard for this fine achievement and wish him much success as he continues his education.Submitted by: Mr. Pinkerton

Spanish Class Writes LettersThe Spanish 2 classes have exchanged letters with Mrs. Ward and her class via E-mail. Mrs. Ward teaches Spanish in Buena Vista, Arizona on the Fort Huachuca Army base. She is the aunt of Bethany Ward, a student here at Cincinnatus . Our assignment was to write a letter to her class using present progressive, preterite, and present tenses telling about ourselves and our school. We learned that in their school, they have to wear uniforms and that most of the students’ parents are in the military. Submitted by: Hannah Green

Below is one of the letters written to Mrs. Ward's class by Sarah Thurley.

Querida la clase de Señora Ward: Me llamo Sarah. Tengo catorce años de edad. o tengo dos hermanas. Se llaman Christa y Alysha. Alysha es diecisiete. Christa es diecinueve. Yo tengo ambos mis padres. Vivo con mis padres y Alysha. Este es mi tercera años de español. Yo comenzó en séptimo grado. Estoy en novena grado. Estoy en club Español y club de Arte y club de teatro. He jugado softbol y baloncesto y voleibol. Baloncesto es mi favorite deporte. Estoy hacienda bien en la escuela. Mi favorite clase es matemáticas. La maestra es muy bueno. Estoy pasando la clase con un setenta. No es el major grado pero está pasando. Yo voy a mejorar mi grado. Sinceramente, Sarah Thurley

Prom 2012!Forever Young

Friday, May 18th, 2012 at The Gatherings

Time: 6-MidnightDoors open at 6:00

Dinner at 7:15

Parents & Spectators may enter at 10:30Crowning at 10:45

2011-2012 Athletic Banquet

JV and Varsity Athletes & Families

June 6, 2012

6:00 PM School Cafeteria & Wilbur Auditorium

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Math Night 2012 On Tuesday March 20, the Elementary hosted a successful Math Night event! There were 9 different stations that had students practicing various math skills. The stations for grades 3-4 had students measuring and making play-dough, making geometric shapes with gum drops, using M&M’s to understand fractions, and listening to a story to help understand how to multiply. The stations for grades K-2 had their students up and moving by playing a hopping addition game and a bean bag tossing subtraction game. There was also a fun game that had students practice their operations, I-pads for kids to help learn their shapes, and a station that helped practice measuring the lengths of objects. The event was a fun-filled evening for the more than 50 students and parents who attended. Thanks to

all the teachers and staff who helped make Math Night a success! Submitted by: Ms. DeLapp

Mrs. Rice playing a game with one of the students.

Aleigha Temple, Kyleigh Eaton, and Reagan Kurtz having fun with the iPads.

Did You Know?

• It is required by law for all children under the age of 14 to wear a bicycle helmet.

• Wearing a bicycle helmet is 88% effective in preventing serious head injuries in a bicycle crash.

Why Is Bicycle Safety So Important?Bike riding is a lot of fun, but accidents happen. Every year, about 300,000 kids go to the emergency room because of bike injuries. Some of these injuries are so serious that children die, usually from head injuries.

A head injury can mean brain injury. That's why it's so important to wear your bike helmet!! Wearing one doesn't mean you can be reckless, but a helmet will

provide some protection for your head and brain in case you fall down.Resource Corner:

Cornell Cooperative Extension has bicycle helmets available for Cortland County Youth ages 13 and under. Call them today @ 753-5077 to make an appointment for your child’s fitting and FREE helmet!

~Submitted by Kim Olszewski, Middle School Counselor

Cincinnatus Central School Residents

Universal Pre-KindergartenSeptember 2012

REMINDER to PARENTS of PRE-KINDERGARTEN AGE CHILDREN

Applications are now being accepted for the UPK program for Fall 2012.

Children who are age 4 on or before December 1, 2012 are eligible to attend.

Applications may be picked up in the Attendance Office Monday-Friday from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Applications must be returned to the

Attendance Office no later than 3:00 pm on Friday, May 4, 2012. Enrollment is limited.

Medical CareerInformation Sessions

Are you planning a medical career after high school? If you are interested in pursuing a college degree as a physician assistant or doctor there are information session that SUNY Upstate Medical Center is sponsoring. The following dates available are Thursday, April 26, Thursday, May 3 or Monday, May 14. These information sessions will take place in the Syracuse area. For more information please contact Lori Middendorf in the guidance office at 863-3200 x3.

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New Date forK-12 Art Show

The ART SHOW date has been CHANGED! The new date of the K-12 Art Show will now be Thursday, JUNE 7th from 6:30-8:30 PM. Please come and celebrate our students’ creative achievements and enjoy the wonderful works of art. Each student from K-6th grade will have 2 pieces of artwork displayed throughout the halls from outside the Art room down to the cafeteria. The 7th- 12th grade students will show their work in the large gym. Throughout the year Mrs. Warner and I have introduced a variety of art material. Here are some of the different techniques and knowledge our students have been cultured in: abstract expressionism, American Indians, ancient civilizations, batiking, biomes, ceramics, China, color theory, computer graphics, contemporary artists, cubism, 2-d design, drawing, elements of art, landscapes, metal tooling, perspective, portraiture, positive/negative space, principles of design, printmaking, painting, radial symmetry, realism, right brain drawing, sculpture, sewing, surrealism, watercolor and weaving to name a few. Please come and view what we have learned in K-12 Art class.

Attention all artistic talents in the community

Please show off your creative side in the community art display during the Cincy Art show. It is worth to have the students see how adults “release” their creativity. There are many ways to show your artistic side: drawing, painting, sewing, quilting, carpentry works either built or carved into, basket weaving, cross-stitch, the list can go on and on. These pieces can be done from any time in your adult life. If interested in showing your piece(s) @ the art show please give me a call @ 863-3200 or e-mail @ [email protected] Hope to see you @ the Art Show on June 7th! Submitted by: Nicole Fabian

Healthy Second Graders

Would you have guessed that 19 second graders could walk 427 miles in three weeks? Well, Mrs. Rice’s second graders did just that! Along with logging the number of steps we took during the school day hours using pedometers, we introduced healthy eating throughout the five major food groups. In addition, we spent time reading books, discussing, and creat-ing projects that reflected tips on staying safe and healthy. Throughout the three weeks we took daily 10 minute walks around the school building, made posters, kept a food journal, and prepared a healthy breakfast of

Scrambled egg taco for breakfast, yum!

Making a healthy egg taco is easy! Just fill the shell with scram-bled eggs, cheese, lettuce, fresh veggies, and salsa if you like.

scrambled egg tacos in the classroom! It was so good! In culmination, at the end of the third week, we to-taled the number of steps all 19 children took and mapped it out. The students were delighted to discover that they walked the distance it would take to go from Binghamton to Utica to Syracuse and almost all the way back to Binghamton. Mrs. Rice’s second graders are a healthy bunch!!

Submitted by: Mrs. Rice & Mrs. Enders

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Cincinnatus School Menu

Homemade Pizza

Caesar Salad w/ DressingSteamed Broccoli CutsAssorted Fruit CupFresh Fruits

Chicken Patty on Whole Grain Roll

Baked French FriesCalifornia Blend VeggiesFruited Jell-OFresh Fruits

Hot Ham and Cheese Melt on Whole Grain RollTossed Salad w/ Italian DressingCut Green BeansChilled PeachesFresh Fruits

Deli Day Sandwich w/ PretzelsMacaroni Salad w/ VeggiesHomemade Beef Vegetable SoupCinnamon ApplesauceFresh Fruits

BBQ Chicken Flat Bread Sandwich

BBQ Baked BeansSeasoned CornFruit CocktailFresh Fruits

Soft Beef Taco w/ Lettuce, Cheese & Salsa

Steamed Brown RiceSeasoned CornApplesauceFresh Fruits

Shrimp Poppers w/ Whole Grain Dinner RollBaked French FriesHomemade ColeslawAssorted FruitsFresh Fruits

Hot Meatball Sub

Tossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSeasoned PeasDiced PearsFresh Fruit

Cheeseburger on Whole Grain Bun

Baked Potato GemsCrispy Veggie Plate w/ DipMandarin OrangesFresh Fruit

Macaroni and Cheese

Tossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSweet PeasPineapple TidbitsFresh Fruits

NO SCHOOL

Popcorn Chicken w/ Whole Grain RollTossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSweet Potato WedgesDiced PearsFresh Fruits

Orange Chicken Stir Fry w/ Brown Rice

Vegetable Egg RollStir Fry VeggiesMandarin OrangesFresh Fruit

Chili Hot Dog on Whole Grain Bun

BBQ Baked BeansSeasoned Green BeansPineapple TidbitsFresh Fruits*Free Rice Krispy Treat

BBQ Rib Sandwich on Whole Grain BunSalt PotatoesTossed Salad w/ Italian DressingFruit Cocktail Fresh Fruit

Sloppy Joe on Whole Grain Bun

Cut Green BeansBaby Carrots w/ DipChilled PeachesFresh Fruits

Big Daddy Pizza

Tossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSteamed BroccoliAssorted FruitsFresh Fruits

Homemade Pizza

Tossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSteamed BroccoliAssorted Fruit CupFresh Fruits

French Bread Pizza

Tossed Salad w/ Italian DressingSteamed BroccoliAssorted Fruit CupFresh Fruits

The food service department has substitute positions open. Please fill out an application or call Greg Bilodeau at 863-3200, for more information.

Meal Prices:

Breakfast $1.05Lunch K-6 $1.50

Lunch 7-12 $1.60 Reduced Meals $ .25Milk/ Ice Cream $ .50Second Entrée $1.60

Assorted sandwiches, PB&J, yogurt and chef salads available

daily

All meals come with a choice of milk

Menu Subject to Change

Chicken Patty on Whole Grain Bun

Sweet Potato WedgesMixed VegetablesApplesauce CupFresh Fruit

Soft Beef Taco w/ Lettuce, Cheese & SalsaSteamed Brown RiceSeasoned CornApplesauceFresh Fruits

Cheeseburger on Whole Grain BunTossed Salad w/ Italian DressingPasta Salad w/ Veggies100% Fruit Squeeze Fresh Fruit

Whole Grain Mini Turkey Corn Dogs

Steamed Green BeansBaked Potato GemDiced PeachesFresh Fruits

Meal Prices:

Art on DisplaY Locally

Cincy Art Students have been busy creating amazing art work! Art students are currently having their work displayed at Simple Pleasure's Bakery. The show is called "Food For Thought" and is all about food! The bakery created beautiful cupcakes for art students to eat and be inspired by. The students then created wonderful cupcake and dessert paintings. The art is fun and imaginative. Works include watercolors, acrylic paintings, pastel drawings, and palette knife paintings. The show is also a way to help gather food for the local food pantry. There is a basket for donations so stop down and lend a hand to your community. The show opening was a great success. The bakery provided amazing, homemade cookies and punch. the artwork was spectacular and the Cortland Standard even came and did a story on the show. Several

Suzie Waltz, Painting

April Rink's Painting for the bakery show

students were intervied and photographed along with their work. Congratulations artists! Three students will be showing work in the Congressional High School Art Show. Out of six works chosen from all of Cortland County, three Cincinnatus artists were chosen to show work in the statewide show. Joleen Wingenbach, Jason Lindley, and Kassidy Kievit

will have their work shown in an exhibit at the Munson-Proctor Arts Institute in Utica. The winning artwork will then hang in the tunnel to the Capitol Building for the entire year of 2012. Wish them luck! The Homer Imagination Celebration begins on Tuesday, April 24th. Twenty Cincinnatus students will have work chosen to be in the show that celebrates Cortland County School's art. The works will be on display from April 24th through May 21st at Homer Center for The Arts. Stop by and take a look at the works if you have a chance!

Right: Joleen Wingenbach,

Acrylic painting

Left: Jason Lindley, Water Color

Right: Kassidy Kievit, Digital Self- Portrait

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Cincinnatus Central School District: A community striving to meet all students’ needs, awaken their minds and touch their hearts.

Cincinnatus Central School2809 Cincinnatus RoadCincinnatus, NY 13040Telephone: (607) 863-3200 www.cc.cnyric.org

District Resident or Postal Patron

Cincinnatus Central School DistrictBoard of EducationDebra Kressler-President

RayeLynn Kurtz-Vice PresidentPeter Bush

Lisa HullGeary Livermore

Peg Peri Charles Winters

The Cincinnatus Central School District works to convey information to students, parents, businesses and community members in a variety of ways. One major source of information is the school district website which can be found on the Internet at www.cc.cnyric.org.

Another method of communication within the district is this publication, The Lion's Roar, which is produced by students enrolled in the high school course, Computer Publications. The newsletter is published entirely by students and the printing completed by OCM BOCES. In addition to the website and newsletter, there are also a variety of classroom newsletters, grade reports and parent memos sent home via students and/or mail.

The purpose of these communication tools is to share information about our district, to showcase student, faculty, and staff endeavors, as well as provide resources for students, parents, community members and faculty. We welcome input from all of the school community in making this communication more efficient and more valuable. In utilizing new technologies the district may want to post children's work or pictures on our website and/or in district publications. This could include photos, writings, artwork, or videos recorded for our in-house TV station. Parents or guardians who do NOT wish to have their child’s name and/or photograph on the district web site, in student video productions, in the newsletter or other publications, must notify the district in writing of their wishes. This must be done each school year. Please send any related correspondence to:

Cincinnatus Central SchoolComputer Department2809 Cincinnatus Road

Cincinnatus, NY 13040 orEmail: [email protected]

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