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If you purchased cupcakes, they must be picked up in the cafeteria Friday beginning at 2:30 …
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You are invited to a Gold and Silver party fundrasier benefiting the Sophomore Class of 2015. Sell your old, broken and unwanted gold, silver and platinum and get paid on the spot! Its on Friday May 17th from 2:30-6 in the high school cafeteria, and be sure to bring a driver's license or another form of Government
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Attention all football players please remember Penny A Pound sheets are due. Also, open gym starts again this Sunday at 9:00 AM. Any problems please see Coach H.
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COXSACKIE — Connor LeClair shut out Catskill over seven innings and Coxsackie-Athens picked up a 1-0 victory in Patroon Conference varsity baseball at C-A Friday.
LeClair scattered five hits and a walk with nine strikeouts to win a pitcher’s duel against Catskill’s Joe Vierheller, who gave up one unearned run on two hits with four K’s in six innings.
“I just think it was a complete game by Connor LeClair ... Connor pitched seven strong innings,” Indians coach Curt Wilkinson said. “Vierheller, I thought he pitched very well, too, and he kept Catskill in the game. But it came down to execution …
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The C-A girls are now on their fourth win in a row taking a big victory against Catskill with a score of 8-2. Great job girls. Next game will be Monday May 13th against Greenville.
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There will be a brief NHS meeting for juniors only on Friday, May 17th. There will be an election for officers for next year. The meeting will be held in the auditorium at 2:30 pm.
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On a sponsored trip for a 10-stop tour to talk to U.S. officials about reform in
Bangladesh factories. Wal-Mart is one of the companies that made their clothes in the
factory Abedin worked in, and New York State actually purchases from Dickies, a
company that also made clothes in Abedin’s place of work.
On April 22nd, the C-A High School Publishing class and World of Difference club
took a trip up to the state Capitol to listen to Abedin speak about her experience. On
the trip, the class and club helped lobby for better protection for workers like Abedin.
Why is it important to lobby? Because part …
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CATSKILL — Coxsackie-Athens defeated Catskill 10-3 in Patroon Conference varsity softball Wednesday at Catskill, C-A scored 10 runs on nine hits and nine walks and struck out 4 times
C-A (4-7) hosts Catskill (2-8) Friday at 4:15 p.m.
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On Monday, April 29, Mr. Siciliano’s Personal Finance Class went on a field trip to General Electric in Schenectady, NY. We began in one of the main buildings with Gloversville High School students. A snack was offered and we saw a presentation on the schedule for the day; Information on how they build windmills, and some basic information about the rest of the trip provided by Chris Schmitt, manager of General Electric. We split into two groups, C-A plus some of the Gloversville students, and the other group just Gloversville. Our group first went to the battery building where they …
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1,600,000 accidents occur because of texting and driving. Don't be a statistic. Stay Safe - Don't Text and Drive!
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Attention all Prom attendees: Coronation begins Saturday at 6pm sharp! All Prom attendees must meet in the high school gym.
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CATSKILL — Catskill split a Patroon Conference varsity track and field meet with Coxsackie-Athens Tuesday at home as the boys team fell 92-48 and the girls won 73-67, according to an email from Cats coach Ed Synan.
Catskill hosts Hudson as the Indians host Maple Hill Thursday at 4:15 p.m.
Boys winners: 4x800-meter relay — Kridaland, Brockett, Stevenson, St. Denis, C-A, 9 minutes, 45.2 seconds; 110 hurdles — Brockett, C-A, 0:20.9; 100 — Farris, CAT, 0:12.0; 1,600 — Story, CAT, 5:33.6; 4x100 relay — Garafalo, Lewis, Chiudina, Goss, C-A, 0:47.6; 400 — Farris, CAT, 0:56.9; 400 hurdles — Brockett, C-A, 0:67.6; 800 …
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Imagine making a decision that could lead to death either way you go: either you stay in a burning building, or make the risky decision to jump out of the 4th -story window. This is the decision 24-year-old garment worker Sumi Abedin of Bangladesh had to face on November 24th, 2012.
“I didn’t jump to save my life, I jumped to save my body,” Abedin said. Abedin had to jump so her body wouldn’t burn in the fire: this was so her family could prove she died and receive compensation from the company that owned the factory she worked in, …
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COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens rallied from a 7-0 deficit to down Cairo-Durham 13-8 in Patroon Conference varsity softball Monday at home.
Marissa Kamae started the game on the mound for C-A and went four innings, giving up seven runs — five earned — on seven hits and five walks with five strikeouts. Mikayla Rebusmen tossed the final three innings with four hits, two walks and one K.
At the plate, Alexa Clouthier went 3 for 4 with two runs scored and two RBIs, Allison Olivett went 2 for 3 with two runs, Mercedes Martell went 2 for 4 with a triple, two runs …
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Attention Juniors & Seniors Prom ushers, and usherettes prom coronation rehearsal is Thursday at 5:45 in the auditorium.
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The Language Club will be meeting Wednesday, May 8th at 2:30 in Mrs.Decker's room. We will be celebrating "cinco de mayo" and going over accomplishments for this year as well as next year.
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This is a reminder that your senior banquet permission slips are due Tuesday, May 7th if you do not hand in a permission slip, you will not be allowed to attend the banquet. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Carlson.
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Students if you are sixteen and have your permit or will by June 21 and intersted in Drivers Education this summer please come to the Student Services to see Mrs. Mousseau for an application
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Attention all football players, the penny a pound fundraiser will begin today during 9th period. Sponsor sheets are due back to Coach H by tommorrow. Any problems please see Coach H.
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C-A Girls Track and Field defeated Cairo- Durham and Windham- Ashland- Jewett in a Tri- meet yesterday. Highlights include Rachel Knaust finishing first in the long 3000 meter. Fielder, Pooters and Sroka swept the Discus. Briana Blunck and Sammy St.Denis jumped to first and second in the long jump. C-A girls swept the relays 4x400 meter . Runners Blunck, St.Denis Morehouse and Loughran broke through the 55 second threshold by winning in 54.2 seconds. Sroka and Hartman threw to 2nd and third respectively in the shot put. Blunck and Morehouse finished 1st and 2nd in the 100 meter, both breaking …
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The Sophomore class is now engaged in its annual Mothers Day plant sale. You may order any of a beautiful array of flowers every day from now until Tuesday, May 7th. All money for orders must be in to a student in the hallway no later than Tuesday, May 7th. Orders will be delivered on Friday, May 10th
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The boys' tennis team finished their regular season with a win over Cairo-Durham yesterday, giving them a school record win to just one loss. The win also gives C-A a school record 1st Patroon Conference Tennis Championship. See Tennis page, slot one for individual results. Congratulations to the Boys' Tennis Team!!
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If you are ineligible, be sure to stay 9th period three times this coming week in order to be eligible to go to the prom.
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High honor passes are ready and can be picked up from Mrs. Cure in the main office.
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If you are ineligible, be sure to stay 9th period three times this coming week in order to be eligible to go to the prom.
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On Monday, April 29, Mr. Siciliano’s Personal Finance Class went on a field trip to General Electric in Schenectady, NY. We began in one of the main buildings with Gloversville High School students. A snack was offered and we saw a presentation on the schedule for the day; Information on how they build windmills, and some basic information about the rest of the trip provided by Chris Schmitt, manager of General Electric. We split into two groups, C-A plus some of the Gloversville students, and the other group just Gloversville. Our group first went to the battery building where they …
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The boys tennis team picked up another win, defeating Maple Hill 4 to 3 yesterday. The win moves C-A to 12-1 on the season. Come out and cheer the boys on today as we look to finish the regular season with a win at home today against Cairo-Durham
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The Sophomore class is now engaged in its annual Mothers Day plant sale. You may order any of a beautiful array of flowers every day from now until Tuesday, May 7th. All money for orders must be in to a student in the hallway no later than Tuesday, May 7th. Orders will be delivered on Friday, May 10th
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The HS C-A's Got Talent Show saw about two hundred community members come out for a very pleasant evening of fun and entertainment. Language students and Language Club members began the evening by welcoming the crowd in Italian, French, American Sign Language, Spanish, German, Japanese and Chinese!
Special recognition and congratulations go to Language Club members in planning the event, along with those who practiced many hours to perform Friday evening, including a very hilarious appearance by some special teachers, as well as our principal, Mr. Hanley. (See attached for full list, but don't open as web page)
Debra Pelton …
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The C-A Circuit is sponsoring a Mother of the Year contest in honor of Mother's Day! Tell us about your mother and what makes her so special to you. The entries will be published in the C-A Circuit and the 1st prize winner will receive a gift card( to be given to the mother of your choice!) Deadline: May 7th. See Ms. Brook for details or check the signs all over the school.
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Today is "last call" for any students wishing to attend the Career Expo on Tuesday, May 7th. If you have not turned in a permission slip to Mrs. McIntyre by today please see her in room 250. Thank you
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Service sheets are due by the end of the day on May 7th to Mrs. Grassi- These sheets are mandatory.
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Do you love cupcakes? Well who doesn't. Members of the Sophomore class will be in the front hall this week taking orders from Albany's famous Coccadots bakery! Support the sophomore class and order a gourmet treat!
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There will be a world of difference meeting, and a women's discussion group meeting on Wednesday during 9th period. Thank you.
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I'm looking for someone who is an early dismissal student, graduating Senior that can learn basic office skills for a short therm 4-8 weeks opportunity paid. Looking to fill this ASAP.
We have an opening that will be vacant through the end of May was from 12-5 but could be accommodating to 1-5
Basic skills taught:
Answering phones
Clerical
Payment collections
Greeting customers
Faxing
Photocopying
Thank you
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Taconic Hills 6, Coxsackie-Athens 1
COXSACKIE — Taconic Hills avenged its only loss of the season Thursday afternoon — simultaneously handing Coxsackie-Athens its first loss of the year — in a 6-1 victory during Patroon Conference varsity tennis at C-A, according to an email from Indians coach Matt Seekamp.
“It was a huge win for us. C-A was undefeated, so now we at least have a chance to tie them for first place,” TH coach Tom Russo said in an email. “We have to keep the intensity up for our matches next week. Gavin Stosiek, Arlo Calvin and our first doubles team …
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What will grades teach us beside the fact we are just a number and that we are regarded and judged by a number that hardly reflects who we are as human beings? Are we just a grade? Is that all a human being is? To move on in life they all say we need a piece of paper saying that we are smart, that we have passed a test that tests us as machines, that we have graduated from a part of life that deems us as conformists rather than human beings. Am I just clockwork orange? “You must be …
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Winning is undoubtedly one of, if not the most, important aspects of football. Whether playoff clinching games or the Super Bowl itself, winning is a must, especially in the postseason. As players strip away their pads at the end of the season, general managers and owners don their suits and begin the battle off the field. This is free agency, and even though it is only a short way in, there have already been major moves and pick-ups. The start of free agency brought excitement with Joe Flacco being signed back to the Ravens, and to add to the buzz, …
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COXSACKIE — Marisa Kamae tossed a no-hitter to lead Coxsackie-Athens to its first win of the season as the Lady Mustangs topped Hudson 1-0 in Patroon Conference varsity softball Wednesday at home.
“This is our first win this season and the first no-hitter that we have had in years,” C-A coach Jacki Cashin said. “Overall, we had an outstanding defensive effort. Hudson came to play, this was a fun game to be a part of.”
Kamae struck out 13 batters in the win and gave up three walks.
Offensively, Lady Indians’ Lauren Bogardus had an RBI double and Alison Olivett had a single …
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COXSACKIE — Hudson swept Coxsackie-Athens in Patroon Conference varsity track and field Tuesday at C-A with the boys winning 72-60 and the girls winning 85-47, according to a release from C-A.
The Bluehawks visit Rensselaer Thursday as the Indians travel to Taconic Hills Tuesday at 4:15 p.m.
Boys winners: 4x800-meter relay — Kirkland, Brockett, Stevenson, St. Denis, C-A, 10 minutes, 11.7 seconds; 110 hurdles — Daniell, HUD, 0:18.1; 100 — Lee, HUD, 11.7; 1,600 — Kinane, HUD, 5:31.2; 4x100 relay — Joseph, Ghani, Blanks, Lee, HUD, 0:47.3; 400 — Ghani, HUD, 0:56.9; 400 hurdles — Kirkland, C-A, 1:08.5; 800 — St. Denis, …
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Looking for a summer job? Sleepy Hollow Lake is hiring summer life guards. Lifeguard certification required, waterfront certification highly recommended. Please come to student services for more info
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Attention all eligible students going to prom. Thr fourth ticket contest ends April 30th. The winner will receive an email from the ecommerce class on April 30th by last period. Go to the C-A scores up website and answer the trivia question for a chance to win. Remember all correct answers are eligible for the drawing. You must have a valid email address to enter. Good luck!!
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COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens swept Catskill 7-0 and 6-1 in a Patroon Conference varsity tennis doubleheader Monday at home, according to an email from C-A coach Matt Seekamp.
“This was a good match for us today, as we were able to get everyone in for some match-play experience,” Seekamp said. “Our top three singles looked good, so hopefully they will be able to carry that momentum into what will be a challenging match at Hudson Wednesday.”
The Indians (9-0) visit the Bluehawks while Catskill (0-7) hosts Maple Hill Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
Game 1 results (C-A listed first): Ian Gaudette def. Suzanne Prendergast 8-0; …
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The Improv Music Workshop will host its next Jam Session for all C-A student musicians grades 7-12 on Tuesday April 23 from 5:30 to 9:00pm in the HS auditorium. The art form of improvised Jam Sessions in America Jazz and Blues are significant part of our music history and its evolution in our culture. Take your musicianship to a new place in the same way. Most importantly, don’t be afraid of the iMw – be a part of it. …
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Hello Everyone!
If you are looking for some family fun, come out this Friday night to C-A’s GOT TALENT Show at 7 p.m. in the HS Auditorium.
Cost $3 for adults, $2 for students, and $1 under 5th grade.
This show will be recorded, and DVD’s made available for $15 each!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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C-A track and field girls defeated Chatham yesterday, at home yesterday with a score of 71 to 60 Abby Cornwell captured first place in both long and triple jump. Julianna Sroka threw for second in shot put and Miranda Hartmann and Amenda Wells finished second and third. Samy St Denis jumped to third place in a triple jump. Abby Cornweel and Safiya Cole finished first and second respectively in the 100 hurdles Branna Blunck raced to first in the 100 and 200 meter. Lizzy Morehouse ran well enough for second in the 800 meter and 1500 meter races. Sister Tara …
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C-A track and field girls defeated Chatham yesterday, at home yesterday with a score of 71 to 60 Abby Cornwell captured first place in both long and triple jump. Julianna Sroka threw for second in shot put and Miranda Hartmann and Amenda Wells finished second and third. Samy St Denis jumped to third place in a triple jump. Abby Cornweel and Safiya Cole finished first and second respectively in the 100 hurdles Branna Blunck raced to first in the 100 and 200 meter. Lizzy Morehouse ran well enough for second in the 800 meter and 1500 meter races. Sister Tara …
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The boy's tennis team picked up another close win, defeating Chatham yesterday. The boy's are still undefeated at 6 and 0 but will need plenty of C-A support as we host Chatham today, weather permitting
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Attention all eligible students going to prom. The third prom ticket contest ends Friday April 19th last period. The winner will receive an email from the ecommerce class by the end of 9th period today. Go to the C-A scores up website and answer the trivia question for a chance to win. You must have a valid email address to enter. Remember all correct answers are eligible for the drawing. Good luck.
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Tickets for this Sunday's Harlem Wizards Game have been sold out! Once again , no tickets are available. The CAFE thanks everyone at the high school who will be there this Sunday and we look forward to seeing you then.
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Congratulations to the C-A Mock Trial team for defeating Hudson in the county finals yesterday. We now advance to Regionals in Saratoga on Saturday. Great Job!
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This is a reminder for those students who have signed up or “school wide clean-up day.” You may have signed up with Mr. Carlson with your school, community class. Ninth periods, or Saturday April twentieth with Mrs. Grassi. If you did not attend last Friday’s National Honor Society meeting please see Mrs. Grassi as soon as possible. Thank you
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Last December, a tragic accident on the Northway took the lives of two young Shenedehowa teenagers and critically injured two others, from Shaker and Schenendehowa schools. In their honor, a movement call "518 Strong" was created throughout our area code to show support to the affected families.
Through "518 Strong" gear, you can show your pride and your 518 strength for these four teens.
518 Strong is here at C-A and you can help!
Please watch for the 518 Strong magnets-available for $8.00. Show your 518 pride on your vehicle, in your locker or any place you can display a magnet.
All proceeds collected …
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Coxsackie-Athens remains undefeated after narrowly beating Maple Hill 4-3 in Patroon Conference varsity tennis Monday at C-A, according to an email from Indians coach Matt Seekamp.
“In a remarkably close match, we were able to pull out a gritty win,” Seekamp said. “Our doubles teams continue to get us key wins and Gehrig Martin and Josiah Ferenczy really helped us early with strong wins. I’m really impressed with this team’s determination and willingness to dig deep.”
The Indians (4-0) play at Catskill as Maple Hill (2-2) visits Hudson today at 4:15 p.m.
Results (C-A listed first): Ian Gaudette lost to …
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Today at 12 o'clock, Brianna Blunk became the first student from the C-A girls soccer program to be signed to a Division I soccer team for Fordham University.
"I'm really excited to continue my soccer career, and am very thankfull for all of the folks who supported me through high school." -Brianna Blunk-
Check out the C-A circuit later on for a full article on the subject!
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Did you get a sneak peak of the Harlem Wizards Tuesday??
Do not miss out on the fun! Presale tickets are available for $10 for students and $ 12 for adults. They can be purchased now in the main office from Mrs. Cure
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C-A girls Track and Field started off the season with a win against Rensselaer/Doane Stewart. Katrina Josberger won the 1500meter and captured second in the 800meter. Briana Blunk and Lizzy Morehouse finished 1st and 2nd respectively in the 100meter dash and the 200mete. K. Josberger, Gracie and Allison Stanton and Tara Josberger easily finished first in the 3200meter relay. Tara Josberger held on for first place in the grueling 3000meter. Abby Cornwell captured 2nd in the 100meter hurdles and Becky Cornwell ran first in the 800meter. The exciting 4by100 meter relay was won by C-A’s Blunk, Morehouse, St.Denis, and Loughran. …
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Saturday April 20, 2013 is Earth day.
Help volunteer to clean up our town and village parks and roadways!
Everyone is welcome to help!
Meet at the Coxsackie Village Building on Mansion Street in Coxsackie, NY.
It will be held from 9am – Noon. Entertainment and food is available after cleaning up!
Bring gloves, rakes, paper bags, and brooms. The more the merrier! …
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Attention seniors! Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the custodial staff, the senior courtyard is now clean and ready for use.
Moving foward it is the responsibility of the senior class to keep clean and maintain the courtyard. Please work together to keep the courtyard beautiful.
Thanks again to the custodians for their assistance!
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Attention all students who plan to take the SAT Review Class with Miss Bryan and Mrs McIntyre.
Classes will begin on Tuesday April 9th.Classes will begin at 6pm and go to 8pm through the month of April.
Please sign up with your school councelor ASAP. Required study guides will be available next week.
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The play has ended, but what a success it was. Everyone who participated did a wonderful job and made the play a success! All the late night rehearsals and hard work paid off and made for a wonderful show that brought laughs and smiles to all who watched the play. If you want to see some pictures from the show click the photo gallery on drama club page.
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SATs, grades, and the contemplation of a future life path are only a few of the things running through most of the minds of 11th and 12th graders. During all of this chaos there is a single night for pure fun. A much deserved break, a night that will hopefully bring joy to those who attend.No matter whether the location is in your school gym or an elegant ball room, it’s a night anticipated by many. Some may ask why prom is more exciting than any other dance the school may hold. To answer that question think of how many …
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Section II Champions! |
The C-A boys volleyball team went out to Cobleskill-Richmondville to fight in the 2013 Regional Championship Saturday March 9th. The game was well earned to the opponent Mount Markham. But Our boys need to keep those heads high for several reasons.
The beginning of the season, there was not a team in section II that thought we would win a single game. We were pushed off to the side and were expected to be the team with a losing record and fight to avoid last place, especially with a new coach, and 9 seniors of the 11 player team graduating …
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With all the stress that comes along with prom, money seems to be at the top of the list. How can you afford all of this? With the price of the limo (about $90+ per person) dress (avg. $300-$700) shoes and accessories, ($50+?) tux (avg. $150) and the ticket ($52). For girls that’s at least $432 and for guys $280, and that’s just for one night! So I have a few ways you might be able to shave some money off that price: first off do you really need a Limo, you could always just carpool with some friends blast …
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Talent Show Auditions and Practice dates:
C-A’s Got Talent Show performers, please plan to attend auditions in the auditorium on: Thursday, March 21st, at 2:40 pm, and Thursday, March 28th at 2:40, if needed.
Bring any materials needed, such as music.
Rehearsal time on the stage will be available, tentatively on Thursday, April 11th, Tuesday, April 16th, and Tuesday, April 23rd from 2:30-3:30 in the auditorium.
Formal, mandatory rehearsal will be held on Thursday, April 25th, on stage with sound and lighting. Time TBA.
The show date is Friday, April 26th at 7 p.m.
Performers should be present by 6:30 …
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Every year the C.A. Drama Club is proud to present a small portion of our musical to the students in each of the schools. This year we are happy to announce that we will be presenting a "teaser" of our musical entitled Bye Bye Birdie to the High School on Friday, March 15 from 8:45-9:15 in the auditorium.
Bye Bye birdie is about a rock star named Conrad Birdie (Josiah Ferenczy) who gets drafted. Birdies Manager Albert Peterson (Andrew Cherry) and his secretary and girlfriend, Rosie Alvarez (Anna Tailleur), come up with an idea to have Birdie sing one last …
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The first two prom trivia contests have ended.
The first winner of the prom ticket was Anniyette DiFrisco.
The second prom ticket winner was Ben Palmateer.
The third drawing will be chosen on April 19th. Please enter for your chance to win! Goodluck!
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They’re warming up their singing voices, polishing their dancing shoes, and putting the finishing touches on the scenery of Bye, Bye, Birdie, this year’s annual musical at Coxsackie-Athens High School.
Get ready to tap your toes and hum along to some familiar tunes on March 15 and 16 when the cast and crew of 80-strong brings the classic musical to the stage.
This year’s performance comes on the heels of last year’s rendition of Guys & Dolls, and before that it was The Sound of Music. Each March the cast puts on a musical extravaganza, but this year it’s bigger than ever, …
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With Prom just around the corner everyone is scrambling to get a dress/tuxedo, set up the limo, but one of the hardest thing to do is to find and ask a date to prom.
Here are some helpful tips for asking that special someone or even just a friend:
To ask someone to prom doesn’t have a big production like you might hear about it can be just a simple “Do you want to go to prom with me?” If you want do something special, ask him/her to a movie and a dinner, or if you’re a guy buy her flowers. What’s …
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Doing to lack of interest, the spring Fling Semi-Formal at the Quarry steakhouse has been cancelled. Please see Mrs. Weinstein if you have any questions!
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Come one, come all ! To the C-A K-12 Art Show at the Athens Cultural Center from March 7th - March 24th. There is a reception this Thursday from 4-6 at the Athens Cultural Center on 2nd Street in Athens.
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COXSACKIE — No. 2 Coxsackie-Athens held off a late rally from top-seeded Germantown to notch a 3-1 victory in the Section II, Class C/D varsity boys volleyball finals Saturday at C-A.
Set scores were 25-14, 25-20, 22-25 and 25-23.
“The boys played awesome,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “They came out and did everything they needed to.”
Indians’ Ryan Huther had 17 assists, three blocks, one dig, one ace and four service points; Mike Chiudina had four blocks, 30 kills, three aces and nine service points; Trever Baldwin had one block, two kills and 10 service points; Brian Ellis had 17 assists, one …
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COXSACKIE — No. 2 Coxsackie-Athens held off a late rally from top-seeded Germantown to notch a 3-1 victory in the Section II, Class C/D varsity boys volleyball finals Saturday at C-A.
Set scores were 25-14, 25-20, 22-25 and 25-23.
“The boys played awesome,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “They came out and did everything they needed to.”
Indians’ Ryan Huther had 17 assists, three blocks, one dig, one ace and four service points; Mike Chiudina had four blocks, 30 kills, three aces and nine service points; Trever Baldwin had one block, two kills and 10 service points; Brian Ellis had 17 assists, one …
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No. 2 Coxsackie-Athens 3, No. 3 Chatham 0
RENSSELAER — After splitting their Patroon Conference regular-season series, No. 2 Coxsackie-Athens left no doubt in a 3-0 shutout of No. 3 Chatham in the Section II, Class C/D varsity boys volleyball semifinals Thursday at Rensselaer High School.
Set scores were 25-23, 25-21 and 25-14.
“It was a hard-fought game,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “My guys kicked butt tonight and we’re looking forward to the finals.”
C-A’s Ryan Huther had three kills, two blocks, 17 assists and five service points; Mike Chiudina had 18 kills, one block, one assist, three aces and 10 service points; …
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COXSACKIE — No. 2 Coxsackie-Athens topped No. 7 Taconic Hills 3-0 in a Section II, Class C/D varsity boys volleyball quarterfinal Tuesday at C-A.
Set scores were 25-15, 30-28 and 25-17.
“This was an extremely awesome game tonight,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “The boys played well together, the talk was there and everyone played their hearts out.”
C-A’s Ryan Huther had 24 assists, one dig and seven service points; Mike Chiudina had 21 kills, two blocks, one assist, five digs, 10 aces and seven service points; Trever Baldwin had one kill, two blocks, one dig and 13 service points; Brian Ellis had …
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Yankee Candle Orders are due TODAY.
Hand them in to Mrs. Weinstein in Student Services right away!
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Attention all skiers and snowboarders...
Permission slips are now available for our March 24th trip to Pico Vermont.
$45 for lift ticket and bus ride.
Get yours today from Ms. Bayzon or Lauren Palmateer. Dont miss out!! Seats are already going fast.
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Coxsackie Athens Volleyball has had a good season and this year’s sectional bracket looks like it has that same potential. C-A is seeded #2 in this year’s bracket behind Germantown- as #1. Tuesday the 26th is the opening game for C-A against Taconic Hills. Although the Indians have beaten them twice, it was no easy fight. Especially with the elimination of sectionals, a team can change completely in how well they play! So come support the Indians and remember to wear white!! White out shirts will be sold at the game with a special price “Buy 1 and get 1 …
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In a recent letter, Mr. Squier, our Superintendent of Schools, stated, "until we can describe the ideal school we want to create, it is impossible to develop with clarity the policies, procedures, and programs that will help make it a reality."
Mr. Squier is, at this time, putting together a "vision" task force to do just that!
would you like to help define the future of C-A High School? Mr. Squier is looking for three to four students to serve in this capacity.
If you would like to take part in this important task force that will help to shape the …
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Looking for something fun to do? Come to the Spring Fling on Saturday March 23rd 6-10pm. The cost will be $25 dollars a person or $40 for a couple, this includes a full Ziti dinner! Get your tickets in Student Services with Mrs. Weinstein right away-don’t delay!
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Attention all Students. The trivia contest for free prom tickets have officially started. Don’t forget to go to the Scores up website for a chance to win. Just go to the trivia contest tab on the top bar of the page and answer the question. Don’t forget you have to give a valid email to be eligible for the drawing. The drawing will be on March 15th.
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Have talent? Looking to help create an entertaining evening? The C-A’s third annual “Got Talent” show is looking for you! If you think you have an act, please sign-up in room 253, or see Mrs. Decker for more details. Pending approval, the show date will be Friday, April 26th at 7pm.
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Congratulations to the following kids who made the bowling all star team!
FIRST TEAM:
Taylor LeClair, Coxsackie-Athens, 207
Elijah Chewens, Coxsackie-Athens, 182
SECOND TEAM:
Michael Taber, Coxsackie-Athens, 180
Christian Albright, Coxsackie-Athens, 162
Antonio Fuentes, Coxsackie-Athens, 162
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COBLESKILL — Coxsackie-Athens closed out its Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball season with a 3-1 victory over Cobleskill-Richmondville Wednesday on the road with set scores of 25-18, 20-25, 25-18 and 25-12.
Indians’ Ryan Huther had 20 assists, a block, a kill, a dig and seven service points; Mike Chiudina had 25 kills, an ace, two digs and seven service points; Trever Baldwin had four blocks, five kills and five service points; Brian Ellis had 18 assists, a block, a dig, two kills and three service points; Gehrig Martin had five kills, a dig, three aces and 12 service points; and Zach …
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Are you interested in showing your team pride? C-A is bringing back the Varsity jacket! Stop in to see Mrs. Weinstein in student Services if you’d like more information.
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COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens outlasted Greenville 3-2 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday at C-A.
Set scores were 23-25, 25-17, 25-16, 19-25 and 25-10.
“This was an extremely great game in which both teams played well,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “We got behind early but were able to bring ourselves back.”
C-A’s Mike Chiudina had 38 kills, six blocks, one assist, three digs, five aces and eight service points; Ryan Huther had three kills, three blocks, 20 assists, one ace and five service points; Matt Saccoccie had two digs; Brian Ellis had 20 assists, one dig, one ace and five service points; …
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Don't forget if you are failing two or more subjects this marking period, you must stay with a teacher during ninth period three times this week in order to be eligable next week.
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Need a special treat for your Valentine? Come to the lobby during 7th, 8th and9th periods today and buy chocolate lollipops!
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A reminder to the tenth grade students taking the ACT plan this Wednesday, you must bring a working calculator and sharpened pencils to the exam. Please arrive to the exam at 7:55 AM in the auditorium on Wednesday. Good luck!
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CHATHAM — Coxsackie-Athens exacted revenge on Chatham in a 3-0 road victory with set scores of 25-18, 25-21 and 26-24 during Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Wednesday.
Chatham dealt the Indians their first loss of the season with a 3-1 decision at C-A Jan. 10, and the tables were turned Wednesday.
“The boys played extremely well together, and everybody was on their game,” said C-A coach Sam Mozzillo. “We had great net traffic tonight and our blocks and kills were awesome.”
Indians’ Ryan Huther had three kills, three blocks, 10 assists, two digs and five service points; Mike Chiudina had 17 kills, five …
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Coxsackie-Athens closed out the regular season with a 5-0 shutout of Hudson by a total pinfall of 3,036-2,651 in Patroon Conference varsity bowling Tuesday at HoeBowl Lanes in Catskill, according to an email from Indians coach Vicky Kardas.
C-A’s Taylor LeClair led the way with a 203 high game and 600 series. Antonio Fuentes bowled a 175-511 and Kenny Scott added a 178-498.
Bluehawks’ Jon Cesternino rolled a 180-504 and Jeffrey Maisonet had a 176-478.
“Coxsackie-Athens is a very good team,” said Hudson coach Steve Markowitz. “My bowlers tried their best today, and that’s all I can ask.”
C-A (10-2, 48 1/2-11 1/2 points) …
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Coxsackie-Athens 3, Cairo-Durham 0
COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens picked up its second shutout victory in as many nights, blanking Cairo-Durham 3-0 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Tuesday at C-A.
Set scores were 25-21, 25-12 and 25-22.
Indians’ Ryan Huther had two blocks, six assists, three digs and eight service points; Mike Chiudina had 10 kills, five blocks, four aces and six service points; Trever Baldwin had two kills, two blocks, one ace and 11 service points; Brian Ellis had one block, six assists and six service points; Gehrig Martin had three kills, two blocks and three service points; Zack Ben had 13 kills, …
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Congradulations to the varsity wrestling team who competed in sectionals this weekend and qualified five wrestlers for the state qualifier this weekend at the Glens Falls Civic center. Seventh grader Justice Middaugh took third. Mason Osborn and Jacob peterson placed fifth. Kiernan Martin and Tyler Cardinale took sixth. Good luck next weekend!
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Congratulations to C-A student, Molly Oliveira, who was recently named the C-A High School Rotary Student of the Month! Molly was nominated by TWO of her teachers, Mr. Dial and Mr. Roberg, for her excellent academic work and continual commitment to always doing her best. Molly will attend a special lunch in her honor with her parents and Mr. Roberg on January 23rd at the Quarry Steak House! Congratulations to Molly…and thank you for making C-A shine!
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Coxsackie-Athens 3, Catskill 0
CATSKILL — Coxsackie-Athens rolled past Catskill 3-0 on the road in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday, according to an email from Cats coach Stacy Collier-Deieso.
Set scores were 25-17, 25-19 and 25-21.
Indians’ Ryan Huther had three blocks, eight assists, two digs and three aces; Mike Chiudina had 11 kills, two assists, a dig and two aces; Trever Baldwin had a kill, a block and five service points; Brian Ellis had a block, eight assists, two digs and an ace; Gehrig Martin had three kills, an assist, three aces and seven service points; Zach Ben had 10 kills, …
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Sign up for Digital Learning Day today in the library. Only students who are signed up will be able to come to the library on Wednesday, February 6th. What is Digital Learning Day? Come to the library and find out! …
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News Summary: France’s Conflict in MaliNews Summary: France’s Conflict in Mali
At one time, Mali was a good example of democracy, which is rare on the continent of Africa, but it is now facing conflict. The country, known for the ancient city of Timbuktu, has been dealing with Islamic extremists who for the past ten months were causing problems with the system of freedom that Mali once had.
Many bans were put in place, including bans on alcohol, smoking, and sports on television. The troubles caused France, which once had Mali secured as a territory, to intervene. France has not been alone …
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Congratulations to the following students who were nominated by teachers and counselors to be recognized as one of the top five improved students in their grade level for the 2nd Quarter. These students attend a celebratory breakfast in their honor on Tuesday, February 5th at 8:00 am in the high school cafeteria. At the event they receive a certificate, a group picture is taken, and an article posted on the school website. (Editor's Note -- thank you to Mr. Hanley for providing this information).
Freshmen: Adam Moore, Elizabeth Dufkin, Shylee Bain, Lyric Westervelt, and Adrianna Risch.
Sophomores: Nigel Dean, Hannah Walsh, Zachary …
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Tonight will be the opening reception for the 2013 Juried Art Show in the Art Building at Columbia Greene Community College. The reception will be from 4:00 to 5:30, with awards at 4:30. Ayla Ochoa and Brianna Stokes will be proudly representing CAHS from the Advanced Art class! The show will be up until February 28. …
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Attention all students interested in participating in our first annual Physical Education dodgeball tournament on febuary twenty eighth, please see Coach Cashin or Coach McDonald for a permission slip to play. All teams need to be signed up and have paid by febuary fifteenth. Thank you!
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COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens defeated Maple Hill 3-0 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Wednesday at C-A.
Set scores were 25-18, 25-15 and 25-17.
Indians’ Ryan Huther had 10 assists, three blocks, three kills and seven service points; Trever Baldwin had four kills with eight service points; Brian Ellis had eight assists, one kill and one dig; Gehrig Martin had one block, six kills, two digs and six service points; Freeman Howe had one block, two kills and one service point; Zack Ben had one block, 12 kills, two digs and four service points; Tyler Brockett had two digs with four service points; …
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Coxsackie-Athens topped Taconic Hills 4-1 in Patroon Conference varsity bowling at The Cove in Great Barrington, Mass., Tuesday, according to an email from TH coach Carolyn Runyon.
Indians’ Taylor LeClair shot a 214 high game with a 606 triple while Mike Taber added a 182-525 and Elijah Chewen chipped in with a 202-506.
C-A (9-1, 43-7 points) faces Chatham at Chatham Bowl as TH (4-6, 23-27) hosts Catskill at The Cove Thursday at 4 p.m.
(Via Daily Mail)
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The High School National Honor Society will be a hosting a Brooks BBQ on Tuesday, February 12th - Don't miss out! You can Pick up your dinner as early as 3:15. See a NHS Member or Lori Grassi if you are interested.
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Come support the wrestling team this Thurday at home against Greeneville. Support the seniors Kiernan Martin, James King, and Jacob Peterson as they wrestle in their last home matches.
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The wrestling team traveled to Taconic Hills Tuesday night and beat the team 54 to 18. Captain Kiernan Martin(160) pinned his oppnent in 26 seconds. Dom Friello(145),Jacob Peterson(195), Kramer Brooks(99), Justice Middaugh(106), Chris Goss(152) and Tyler Cardinale(220)all recieved forfeits earning the team 6 points each. Good job team!
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The American Legion Coxsackie Post 166 will be holding baseball tryouts baseball tryouts for its 2013 season.
Open Tryouts
Jr. and Sr. Team Tryouts will be held 01/27 at 2:30 pm at the Columbia-Greene Community College gym.
Tryouts are open to all in Greene County residents age 13 to 18 in 2013.
Ppotential players should bring a copy of his birth certicate or driver’s license. …
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Coxsackie-Athens swept Maple Hill 3-0 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Thursday at MH by set scores of 25-23, 25-23 and 25-14.
Indians’ Ryan Huther had two assists, a block, a kill, three aces and six service points; Matt Saccoccie had three assists and two service points; Mike Chiudina had three assists, a block, 18 service points and four assists; Trever Baldwin had a block, two kills, three digs and five service points; Brian Ellis had five digs and five service points; Gehrig Martin had eight service points and two kills; and Zack Ben added four blocks, 11 kills and two …
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CATSKILL — Coxsackie-Athens topped Catskill 4-1 with a total pinfall of 3,299-3,151 in Patroon Conference varsity bowling at HoeBowl Lanes in Catskill Thursday.
Indians’ Taylor LeClair had a 225 high game and 640 triple, Elijah Chewens bowled a 214-587, Mike Taber had a 224-565 and Antonio Fuentes added a 212-559.
“Coxsackie-Athens is a superior team, and I want to congratulate them for an outstanding job, as usual,” said Cats coach Len Reyngoudt. “But this was one of the best matches my team has put forth all season. We’ve worked harder in our practices, and it showed.”
Catskill’s Julie Blenner led all bowlers with …
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Come out and support the C-A boys volleyball team against Ichabod Crane next Wednesday! Show your support by buying 2 white out shirts for $5! Shirts are available at the school store, 8th and 9th periods and at the game on January 23!
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The bowling team took first place team award in the Patroon Confrence Tournament this week. Taylor LeClair won first place individual award for high series (622 for three games). Officially half-way through the season with a match record of 5-1 (1-0 non-league)and point record of 25-5.
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Tomorrow is the last day to sign up for the annual ping pong tournament. anyone interested should sign up in the gym. the tournament begins next week.
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There will be a World of Difference Club Meeting on Wednesday during ninth.
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Coxsackie-Athens edged out Hudson 3-2 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday with set scores of 21-25, 25-15, 25-20, 24-26 and 25-14.
“I thought we played a really tough match. We had very few unforced errors, which kept us in the game,” said Hudson coach Chuck Peters. “Things seem like they are coming together for us and if we play as hard as we did tonight, anything can happen.”
Bluehawks’ Patrick Elliott had 17 kills, six service points and one block; Malacchai Wilburn had 13 kills, six service points and one block; Jacob Topple had 15 kills, one service point and one …
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Select articles from the school newspaper are currently being featured in the CA Circuit link on your left. Each week different student journalists will be featured. To see the full edition of the CA Circuit click the link at the bottom of this page.
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Keep yourself posed by clicking on the Drama Club link to your left. All of the Cast members can be found in the “profiles” link, and the schedule for the current week will be updated every Friday. Any changes made to the schedule will also be posted as they occur.
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Feel like dancing? This coming Friday night, January 18th, the foreign language club will be hosting the "Mid-Winter's Night Dream" Dance from 7-10 pm. The cost of admission is $5.00. Refreshments will be available for purchase as well.
Girls and Boys Basketball players are welcome to attend after their game at a reduced cost! …
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Last night the CA wrestling team traveled to Cairo and earned a win. Kramer Brooks(99), Jacob Peterson(195), Tyler Cardinale(220) and Zach Peterson(138) all recieved forfeits. Captains Kiernan Martin(160) and James King(170) both pinned their opponents. Mason Osborn(285) and Justice Middaugh(106)also beat their opponents. Osborn beating his by points and Middaugh by pin. CA will be in the Maple Hill tournament this weekend. Good luck team!
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The Boys Volleyball team beat New Lebanon, 3-0 in a non-league match. The next game is Thursday against Chatham. Come out and show your support by purchasing a white out shirt at the game.
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Trailing Chatham by nearly 100 pins after the first of three games, Coxsackie-Athens rallied to stun the Panthers and win the fourth annual George Cotich Memorial Patroon Conference varsity bowling tournament Tuesday at HoeBowl Lanes in Catskill.
The Indians notched a total pinfall of 2,816 and Chatham finished second with 2,725. Defending champion Catskill (2,577) finished third, Cairo-Durham (2,477) placed fourth, Hudson (2,266) placed fifth, Rensselaer (2,193) took sixth and Taconic Hills (2,051) placed seventh.
Overall scores were calculated by each team taking the top five out of six bowler scores for three games.
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Prom Commitee meeting Thursday in Mrs. Roberg's room. SADD meeting Friday in Mrs. Roberg's room.
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COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens rallied from a 2-0 deficit to remain undefeated in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday by defeating Cobleskill-Richmondville 3-2 with set scores of 21-25, 22-25, 25-23, 25-21 and 25-13.
“This was an extremely hard-fought battle,” said C-A coach Sam Mozzillo. “After the second set the guys came on strong and pulled themselves out of the hole.”
Indians’ Ryan Huther had 20 service points, eight assists, one block, one kill and two aces; Matt Saccoccie had seven assists, six digs and two service points; Mike Chiudina had 33 kills, eight service points, four digs and two assists; Trevor Baldwin had …
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JV Boys Basketball won against Taconic Hills Friday evening improving their record to 4 to 5. …
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Do you have problems? Shirley has the answers! Do you have boyfriend/girlfriend problems? Shirley’s your go-to girl! Need a bit of advice? Shirley knows all! Email ecommerceca@hotmail.com or post a question to the WebMessages page, Shirley will help you out!
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Do you like to bowl? The Varsity Bowling Team invited you to bowl with them in a fundraising event that will take place this Sunday, January 13th at Catskill HoeBowl from 1:00-3:00pm. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door and include 2 games, shoes, 1 slice of pizza and a soda. Money raised will go to the Powell family, who recently lost their home in a fire. If you would like to purchase a ticket, make a donation, or have questions, please see Miss. Kardas in room 195 in the high school or see a member of …
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There will be a World of Difference Meeting this Wednesday during 9th period.
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Congratudlations to the Varsity Bowling Team for defeating Albany High School in yesterdays non-league match with a score of 4 to 1. Top scores included Taylor LeClair with a 228 high game, 654 series, Elijiah Chewens with a 205 high game, 564 series, and Chad Backus with a 201 high game, 551 series. C-A will participate in the Patroon Conference Tournament next Tuesday at Catskill HoeBowl. Good luck bolwers.
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Coxsackie-Athens 3, Greenville 1
COXSACKIE — Coxsackie-Athens remains unbeaten in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball after downing Greenville 3-1 Thursday at Greenville by set scores of 25-23, 26-24, 22-25 and 25-19.
“It was a hard-fought game on both sides,” said C-A coach Sam Mozzillo. “We hope to take the momentum into our next game.”
Indians’ Ryan Huther had six assists, one block, four kills, five aces and 13 service points; Mike Chiudina had one assist, eight blocks, 22 kills, six digs, two aces and nine service points; Trever Baldwin had five blocks, six digs and eight service points; Brian Ellis had seven assists, …
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On Thursday four C-A alumni spoke with this year’s graduating class about what life is like after high school and what their college experiences have been thus far. Senior Matt Dipace who attends Clarkson University pursuing a degree in Engineering talked about the importance of networking when it comes to not only college, but the job market as well stating that “It’s not always about what you know, it really is who you know in life”. He boasted about the networking opportunities that he attained from joining the Greek Life, Shelby McNeil, a freshman at University of Rhode Island studying …
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This Friday you all will be attending Career Day at CGCC. The buses leave C-A at 8:35 a.m. You will return to C-A during 7th period class. Plan on attending your 7th and 8th period classes.
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As many of you already know, the Powell family recently lost their home in a fire. Since Kristina and Judy are graduates of C-A and former members of the Varsity Bowling team, the team and Ms. Kardas are hosting a fundraising event at Catskill HoeBowl on Sunday, January 13th from 1:00-3:00pm. Tickets can be purchased for $20 in advance or $25 at the door and include 2 games of bowling, shoes, 1 slice of pizza, and a soda. Please see the attached flyer, and let me know if you are interested. This event is open to the community, so please …
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If you are ineligible please be sure to stay three times this week with a teacher during 9th period so you can be eligible next week.
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The Foreign Language Club will meet Friday Jaunary 4th to discuss arrangements for the Mid Winter's Night Dream Dance being held January 18th at 7:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria. Cost of admission is $5!
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The e-commerce class will be selling white out tee shirts before the Volleyball games on January 10th and 23rd against Chatham and Ichabod Crane.
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We will have a Full Cast meeting Today from 3:30 to 3:45 in the auditorium, then everyone in the Teen Chorus and the song "The Telephone hour" will continue rehearsing today until 4:30. everyone should look at the rehearsal schedule on mr. Kowalski's classroom door for this weeks rehearsal schedule.
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There will be a meeting of the "C-A Circuit" student newspaper today during 9th period in Mrs. Kearney's room 153.
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Come hear some fantastic Ithacappella music Saturday night at 7:00 pm. The guys are back and are ready to give you a great high-energy show. There is no admission but donations will be greatly appreciated. Doors open at 6:30. Get there early for great seats!
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The National Honor Society‘s Adopt A Family Campaign is up and running for local children to be able to enjoy their holidays.
HS Newspaper Wins Three National Edition Awards in One Issue
Three stories written by student journalists for the “C-A Circuit,” the Coxsackie-Athens High School student newspaper, were recently selected to receive “National Edition” awards in one week by the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE). These stories are re-printed in the weekly “National Edition” of ASNE’s “my.hsj.org” website (myhighschooljournalism.org). “C-A Circuit” Editor-in-Chief Luke Randazzo noted that out of only 33 stories from around the entire United States in the National …
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COXSACKIE— Coxsackie-Athens picked up its first win of the season, topping Rensselaer 46-34 in Patroon Conference varsity girls basketball Tuesday at C-A.
“The girls and I are ecstatic to get our first win tonight,” said Lady Indians first-year coach Aurora Lighthart. “I want to credit Cortney Loughran for coming up big for us and working hard in the last two games, and also Regina Chan for her hustle in driving to the basket and playing good defense.”
Loughran scored 10 points and Chan netted four. Sam St. Denis led C-A with 13 points.
Danielle Simmons scored a game-high 14 points for the Lady …
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C-A traveled to Waterford last night and won by a score of 48 to 18. Captain Kiernan Martin(170) pinned his opponent after being bumped up to the 182 weight class, securing a 6 point win for his team. Captain Jacob Peterson(195) won by forfeit also earning 6 points. Mason Osborne(285), Justice Middaugh(106), Kramer Brooks(99), Charles Reskco(160) and Tyler Cardinale(220) also won their matches by forfeits. Chris Goss(160) wrestling up a weight class at 170 defeated his opponent by pin. The team will be wrestling at the Galway Tournament January fifth. …
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Juniors please remember your permission slips are due on Wednesday December 19th.
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There will be a prom commitee meeting on wednesday in Mrs. Breen's office.
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Coxsackie-Athens 5, Hudson 0
CATSKILL — Coxsackie-Athens shut down Hudson 5-0 in Patroon Conference varsity bowling Tuesday at HoeBowl Lanes in Catskill with a total pinfall of 3,293-2,594.
Taylor LeClair led the Indians with a 226 high game and a 626 triple while Elijah Chewens added a 245-606.
“My kids bowled really well,” said Hudson coach Steve Markowitz. “Anytime a team puts up 1,100 points in a game they are going to be tough to beat. Coxsackie played really well.”
John Cesternino led the Bluehawks with a 505 triple.
Coxsackie-Athens (5-1, 25-5 points) and Hudson (3-3, 13-17) play in the annual George Cotich Memorial Patroon …
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Coxsackie-Athens 3, Cairo-Durham 0
CAIRO — Coxsackie-Athens downed Cairo-Durham 3-0 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday at C-D by set scores of 25-18, 25-19 and 25-8.
“This was a great match. Coxsackie has some great players,” said Mustangs coach Ryan Gransbury. “We had great hustle today and the guys played really well on defense.”
Cairo-Durham’s Ethan Anander had eight kills, three blocks and five aces; Griffin Norbury had four kills, three blocks and 11 assists; Mike Warsall had four kills and two aces; and Justin Jump added five kills, two blocks and five aces.
C-A (4-0) hosts Catskill Thursday as C-D (2-3) plays …
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Attenetion Seniors: Please remind your parents Baby pictures are due by Friday. A form is available on the High school Website under yearbook.
Seniors don't forget to order your yearbook extras.
Yearbook preorders are due by Friday. If you dont preorder there is no guarantee you will have a book in June.
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Attenetion Seniors: Please remind your parents Baby pictures are due by Friday. A form is available on the High school Website under yearbook.
Seniors don't forget to order your yearbook extras.
Yearbook preorders are due by Friday. If you dont preorder there is no guarantee you will have a book in June.
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There will be a prom committee meeting on Wednesday in Mrs. Breen's office.
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Attention all Independent Study Band and Chorus students, please come to 1st period rehearsal today or tomorrow to prepare for our concert on Wednesday.
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For Tuesday only: All adopt-a-family donations are due today! Please see Mc. Intrye or Mr. Perlee!
For Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: Don't forget to come to 9th period on Thursday to help wrap gifts for the adopt-a-family!
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Luke Randazzo, editor-in-chief of the Coxsackie-Athens High School student newspaper, earned his second consecutive National Edition award from the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) for his computer-game column, “Gamerscore.” This is the first time a C-A student-journalist has had stories selected for back-to-back National Editions on the my.hsj.org website. Luke’s second award-winning column can be read at http://my.hsj.org/Schools/Newspaper/tabid/100/view/frontpage/schoolid/2707/articleid/561202/newspaperid/2735/Gamerscore_7.aspx
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Thank you for your help in organizing our student leaders yesterday for a photo op in support of students at Shaker and Shen.
I have forwarded the photos and our message to various media outlets, as well as the support pages that have been created on facebook.
I am in a unique spot because our daughter’s dance school in Albany is home to many high school students from Shaker and Shen so it was especially meaningful for me to see their gratitude for our small gesture.
Thanks, again!
Jennifer Weinstein
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The Improvisational Music Workshop will be hosting it's next Jam on Thursday, December 13th. iMw Jam sessions are for all CA Student musicians grades 7-12 and will be held in the HS Auditorium 5-9. Live unrehearsed music featuring CA students in ALL styles of music, any intrument and voice too. Admission is free. The vibe is priceless. You can do it, so be there to help make it happen. …
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Attention all Independent Band & Chorus students, make sure you get to at least one first period rehearsal this week and next week in preparation for our holiday concert.
Attention all Jazz Band members - we will rehearse today during 9th period in the Band room.
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To be or not to be...in this years National Shakespeare Competition. Come to the interest meeting this Friday during 9th period in the library or see Ms. Brook to find out about this exciting opportunity!
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On Tuesday, the Varsity Bowling team got another win against Taconic Hills Titans. C-A’s top bowlers were Taylor LeClair – 217 high game 621 series, Christian Albright – 199 high game and 510 series, Michael Taber -256 high game 719 series. The Titans took only one point away from C-A in the last game but the Indians stayed strong as a team and took the victory. Our next game is Thursday at Home against the powerful Chatham. Come out and support our bowlers!
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There will be a mandatory baseball meeting Wednesday the 19th in the middle school gym 9th period. All potential varsity and junior varsity players must attend. See Coach Wilkinson if you have questions.
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Wrestlers will be having a home match against Rensselaer this Thursday at 6pm in the high school gym. Come be apart of the excitment and support the team!
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Coxsackie-Athens downed Taconic Hills 3-1 in Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball Monday at C-A with set scores of 25-17, 20-25, 25-13 and 25-18. “It took us awhile to get into a rhythm, but we were able to pull it out,” said C-A coach Sam Mozzillo. Indians’ Ryan Huther had five assists, five blocks, three kills, four aces and 10 service points; Mike Chiudina had 22 kills, four aces and seven service points; Trevor Baldwin had five aces and 20 service points; and Zach Ben added 11 kills, one ace, three service points and one block. “The guys played hard from …
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There will be a SADD meeting on tuesday in Mrs. Roberg's room during ninth period.
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There will be mandatory meeting this Thursday December 13th in the High School Auditorium. Memebers are reminded to have their gifts for the Adopt A Family in by this date. There are many families who need help this year and it is very important to collect donations by Thursday at the very latest.
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Girls JV Basketball had a great win against Hudson. C-A won by 11 points with a score of 35 to 24. The girls stayed strong throughout the game playing great defense as well as great offence.
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Congratulations to the Varsity Bowling Team for their win against Cairo-Durham yesterday. Top bowlers included:
Taylor LeClair: 236 high game, 578 series
Antonia Fuentes: 220 high game, 557 series
Micheal Taber: 211 high game
Miranda Hartmann: 209 high game
C-A hosts Taconic Hill on Tuesday December 11th. Good Luck!
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There is no practice today December 7th. Be at the school tomorrow for practice by 7:15 am and if there are any problems please see Coach H.
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To show our support of our friends at Shaker and Shen, as well as C-A graduate Mike Hardy… we will be organizing a photo of our leaders with a inspirational message to send along to them during this difficult time. If you are a class officer, please see Mrs. Weinstein in student services for details. …
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VALATIE — Coxsackie-Athens handed Ichabod Crane its first loss of the Patroon Conference varsity boys volleyball season Wednesday night by a final score of 3-1 with set scores of 25-16, 22-25, 26-24 and 25-23.
“Our team brought everything they had tonight,” said Indians coach Sam Mozzillo. “Ichabod Crane is one of the toughest teams in our conference and we were able to keep our heads in the game and play our best.”
C-A’s Mike Chiudina had five service points, two assists, five blocks, 20 kills, nine digs and two aces; Zack Ben had seven service points, two blocks, 15 kills, one dig …
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The C-A School Store has a brand new, re-designed sweatshirt! They are black with white on the shoulders with blue lettering, and a white Indian on the front. They are available in Small, Medium or Large and only cost $25!
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The 12 days of yearbook preoders is upon us. If you wish to buy a yearbook, your order needs to be in by Friday December 21st. Stop by Mrs. Worden's room for an order blank or visit the high school website under yearbook and print your own order blank.
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C-A went up against Voorheesville on Tuesday the 4th. Indians won with a final score of 48-30. Voorheesville accepted six forfeits and C-A accepted seven forfeits. Each forfeit earns a team six points. This left only four matches to be actually wrestled. Chris Goss(160) and Zach Peterson(145) both pinned their opponents earning six points each for the team. Daeclan Myrick won by points earning the team three additional points. Seventh grader Justice Middaugh also wrestled but lost by points. Congrats to the team on their win. Keep up the hard work! There will be another home match this Thursday, December …
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Eight of the nine Varsity teams at C-A have received the scholar-team award: Football, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Field Hockey, Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Girls Tennis and Golf. 103 Varsity athletes will also be receiving an individual award.
#6 Sarah Cornwell (12th)
#15 Nicole Kingsley (12th)
#12 Bianca Barbour (12th)
#2 Kyrstal Gori (12th)
#22 Deb Pelton (12th)
#10 Briana Griffin (11th)
#19 Carolyn McNeil (11th)
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A reminder to all ski club members. There is a mandatory safety meeting this Thursday December 6th at 7pm in the auditorium. Ski passes will be handed out.
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After making it to the Varsity Boys Volleyball Class C Regional finals last season, Coxsackie-Athens picked up where they it left off shutting out Hudson 3-0 in their Patroon Conference opener Monday on the home court. Set scores were 25-18, 25-16 and 25-22. “This was good, all-around win in which our players worked the entire court,” said Coach Sam Mozzillo. He also noted that Mike Chiudina, Zack Ben, Ryan Huther, and Matt Saccoccie stepped up to lead the Indians to victory. Wednesday at 6pm the Indians visit Ichabod Crane.
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To all students interested in playing football, there will be a meeting scheduled for December 4th during 9th period. If there are any problems please see Coach H in the middle school.
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Atttention all Drama Club members, read-throughs will Tuesday and Wednesday of this week from 3:30-5:00 in the Auditorium. Only people with a "named part" on the cast list on Mr. K's door need to attend.
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Atttention all Drama Club members, read-throughs will Tuesday and Wednesday of this week from 3:30-5:00 in the Auditorium. Only people with a "named part" on the cast list on Mr. K's door need to attend.
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Boys home opener tonight agaist Greenville. The team is hoping to rebound from their loss to Cario-Durham. Come out and support the team!
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HS Newspaper wins Three National Edition Awards in One Issue
Three stories written by student journalists for the “C-A Circuit,” the Coxsackie-Athens High School student newspaper, were recently selected to receive “National Edition” awards in one week by the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE). These stories are re-printed in the weekly “National Edition” of ASNE’s “my.hsj.org” website (myhighschooljournalism.org). “C-A Circuit” Editor-in-Chief Luke Randazzo noted that out of only 33 stories from around the entire United States in the National Edition for the week of November 26, 2012, three of them came from our school.
The student writers recognized were:
Junior Xena …
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Congratulations to the varsity bowling team for winning their first game of the season. C-A beat Rensselaer 5-0. The top scores were:
Taylor LeClair – 193 high game, 532series
Elijah Chewens-193 high game, 524series
Chad Backus -203 high game, 501 series
Chris Blair- 170 high game
Mark Randazzo-153 high game
Miranda Hartman- 486 series.
Our next mach is scheduled net Tuesday against Catskill at Catskill hole Bowl, good luck!
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Coxsackie-Athens Drama club will be returning to a simpler time with BYE BYE BIRDIE, the ultimate feel good musical. Performances this year will be on March 15 and 16.
Originally titled "Let's Go Steady" and inspired by Elvis Presley, the musical is set in a small Ohio town in 1959. Albert Peterson, agent for famous rock and roll star Conrad Birdie, is going to lose business when Birdie is drafted into the Army. Albert's girlfriend and assistant, Rosie Alvarez, brilliantly develops a publicity stunt to have Birdie give "One Last Kiss" to one lucky girl from his fan club before …
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JV Boys Basketball defeated Cairo-Durham November 29th, 2012 for their first win of the season. Score was 33-27.
Leading Rebounders:
Zack Girven:13
Jake Westfall:13
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A very important meeting for the interact club will be held Friday, Nov. 30 during ninth period in room 270. See Mr. Perlee or Mrs. McIntyre if you are unable to attend.
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The JV Girls basketball had a game against Cairo-Durham. They won the game 49-20. It was a total team effort. Everyone put up some points and each player had great defense. Great game ladies. Be ready to play away Friday at Greenville.
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Friday, November 30th is Game Day in the library. Come to the library 9th period, bring your own games or play one of the games we have. There will be Scrabble, Chess, Bananagrams, Magic Cards and more!
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Attention all students interested in playing football next fall, there is a mandatory meeting for all players next Monday December 3rd, during ninth period in the weight room. If you cannot attend for any reason, please see Coach H in the middle school gym.
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The High School Student Council Proudly announces the Annual Village of Coxsackie Tree Lighting to be held this Friday, November 30th from 6:30-7:30 at the Riversides Park Gazebo. Santa will arrive by fire truck at 7:00 with gifts for the children, so bring your younger siblings, cousins, or neighbors and enjoy some holiday cheer with your Student Council.
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It’s Make-A-Wish Angel time! Adopt your Angel during lunches beginning next Monday to support the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Northeastern New York. Angels can be purchased in school for the reduced price of $1! Help make a child’s wish come true while decorating your home with a Make-A-Wish Angel this holiday season!
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The Coxsackie-Athens High School SADD Chapter and the Coxsackie-Athens Scores Up website is partnering with Rip Van Winkle Tobacco-Free Action on a public education campaign to raise awareness of how large displays of tobacco products in stores influence teen smoking. Research shows that the more tobacco marketing kids see, the more likely they are to smoke.
Megan Adrian says that she is astonished by the amount of money tobacco companies spend on marketing. “Tobacco companies spend almost 3 times as much every year. They wouldn’t be spending $12 billion dollars if it didn’t get them new customers, and that’s us …
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As we head off for some time away, I wanted to be sure that I shared out that several of our students, based on your recommendations, were recognized this morning for their improvement in academics and behavior throughout the course of the first quarter. These students were invited to attend a special breakfast this morning during first period, along with their counselors, the Superintendent, and a BOE member. Students were also presented with a certificate of recognition for their effort and hard work.
Be sure to congratulate the students, if you see them! A picture of them is attached here, …
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Teaser Paragraph
Mairead McCarran
In this week’s issue of the Circuit, we have tons of variety. If you’re interested in politics or education, then maybe you should check out Education in Politics: Surveying the Students. Want more current news? Hurricane Sandy’s Aftermath provides more information about the effect of the storm on the northeast. If you wanted to know more about big events for students, Exchange Students: A Flight into Another Life! by Niclas Maaser gives you the perspective of a foreign exchange student in Coxsackie, and C-A Student Meets Her Comedy Idols by Annie Zanchelli tells you about Annie’s lucky opportunity …
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October 2012 Student of the Month - Congratulations to Brandon Montie
Alternative Learning Program and Aviation I
Brandon is a junior from Coxsackie-Athens High School. Brandon was nominated by his academic teacher, Ms. Lanier and his Aviation instructor, Mr. Costello, for his volunteer efforts with the Stuyvesant Fire Company in helping to clean up the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Several local fire companies were deployed to Long Island, where they answered calls that came in to the Oceanside Fire Company. Brandon was the only firefighter, still enrolled in school, to volunteer. The calls included possible cars fire, structure fires and …
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The school store will reopen Monday and Tuesday November 19th and 20th periods 8 & 9. All teachers will be given a lamenated pass to allow students to go to the store one at a time. If the students do not have a pass they will not be able to purchase any items until they get a pass from a teacher who they are staying with. ALL students should either stay with a teacher or in the cafeteria. Students will not be allowed to hang out near the school store. If the students do not leave they will not be …
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Come to an Art Reception Friday the 16th in the library to celebrate the art soming down and going up in the library gallery! Eye candy and treats too!!! The event is from 2:30 to 3:30.
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The wrestling team will be hosting a fundraiser, benefit dinner this Friday (11-16)at the Quarry Steakhouse. It will be a roast beef dinner and the cost will be $15. See any of the wrestlers for tickets or information.
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Yearbook orders have begun!
Pick up your form outside Mrs. Worden's room. Pre sales will end on Dec. 21.
SENIORS:
Forms are available to order: plastic covers, icons, and autograph sections.
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Our Sales and Marketing team was honored to take a picture with the National Bank of Coxsackie. They have been purchasing our banner ads for many years and they recently purchased one for $200. Featured in the picture were Mr. Mark Marglio, Brittney Bowman, Ashley Donovan, Jeremiah Vermilyea, and Mr. Siciliano. Absent from picture was Amanda Wells. …
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Not sure if folks have checked the papers today, but many, many congrats go out to the following C-A Students and Jackie Cashin, their coach:
Brianna Blunk; 2012 Patroon Conference Varsity Girls Soccer MVP
Mentioned with Patroon Conference recognition of “First Team” were: Karyna Davy and Alexa Clouthier
Also mentioned with Patroon Conference recognition of “Second Team” were: Emily DeFrancesco and Samantha St. Denis
Finally, let’s also recognize and congratulate our very own JACKIE CASHIN, who is now the Patroon Conference Varsity Girls Soccer COACH OF THE YEAR!!! …
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The E-commerce class is now selling snapback hats for 15 dollars. You are able to purchase them in room 257.
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The music Department’s Fall Concert has been moved from tonight to tomorrow evening, Friday, November 2nd, at 7:00 PM in the auditorium.
Drama Club auditions for this year’s show, “Bye Bye Birdie” will be held on Thursday, November 15th starting at 2:30 in the High School Auditorium. If you are planning on auditioning, you need to see Mr. Kowalski in the Band Room for the music for audition songs and acting scenes.
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The most successful season in Coxsackie-Athens varsity girls soccer history came to an end as the No. 5 Lady Indians lost 4-0 to No. 1 Schalmont in a Section II, Class B semifinal Thursday at Stillwater High School
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The music Department’s Fall Concert has been moved from tonight to tomorrow evening, Friday, November 2nd, at 7:00 PM in the auditorium.
Drama Club auditions for this year’s show, “Bye Bye Birdie” will be held on Thursday, November 15th starting at 2:30 in the High School Auditorium. If you are planning on auditioning, you need to see Mr. Kowalski in the Band Room for the music for audition songs and acting scenes.
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SCHUYLERVILLE — No. 7 Coxsackie-Athens went on the road and battled No. 2 Schuylerville to a 0-0 tie through regulation and two overtimes, but the Indians scored a 4-3 advantage on penalty kicks to record a major upset and advance in the Section II, Class B varsity boys soccer tournament Friday.
“It was such an evenly matched game,” said Indians coach Curt Wilkinson. “Our teams play drastically different styles of soccer and we were caught off guard at first. But though our defense bent, we never broke.”
C-A outshot Schuylerville 12-9 through the regulation and overtime periods and Indians goalkeeper Matt Saccoccie …
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Winter sports season begin this Monday, November 5th.
Wrestling Practice will begin Monday at 3:30 in the HS small gym.
Cheerleading practice will begin Monday at 3:45 in the Coxsackie Elementary gym.
Girls basketball practice will begin at 3:45 in the high school gym.
Boys basketball practice will begin at 5:30 in the middle school gym.
Boys Volleyball will begin Tuesday at 3:45 in the middle school gym.
A practice schedule calendar can be found on the athletic page on the district website. …
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There will be open gym for basket ball workouts M-F this week from 4 to 6pm in the middle school gym. Boys JV and varsity basketball tryouts will be held Monday/ Tuesday/ Wednesday November 5,6 and 7, from 3:30 to 5:30 each day. You must have your permission papers sighed and turned in, as well as a sport physical before you can try out.
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Try outs for varsity bowling team will take place after school this Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. There will be a meeting prior to the try out season in Miss. kardas’s room at 2:30 on Monday. Please make sure that you have turned in parent permission forms before then. If you have any questions, see Miss. kardas in room 195.
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The music Department’s Fall Concert has been moved from tonight to tomorrow evening, Friday, November 2nd, at 7:00 PM in the auditorium.
Drama Club auditions for this year’s show, “Bye Bye Birdie” will be held on Thursday, November 15th starting at 2:30 in the High School Auditorium. If you are planning on auditioning, you need to see Mr. Kowalski in the Band Room for the music for audition songs and acting scenes.
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Healthcare Consortium, SADD, and Scores up are linking together to educate the public about the power of making tobacco making in stores. Keep checking scores up for new information.
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Come out and support boys and girls soccer games! Tomorrow. Boys will be in Queensbery against Greenville and Girls will be in Stillwater aginst Shalmont.
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SCHUYLERVILLE — No. 7 Coxsackie-Athens went on the road and battled No. 2 Schuylerville to a 0-0 tie through regulation and two overtimes, but the Indians scored a 4-3 advantage on penalty kicks to record a major upset and advance in the Section II, Class B varsity boys soccer tournament Friday.
“It was such an evenly matched game,” said Indians coach Curt Wilkinson. “Our teams play drastically different styles of soccer and we were caught off guard at first. But though our defense bent, we never broke.”
C-A outshot Schuylerville 12-9 through the regulation and overtime periods and Indians goalkeeper Matt Saccoccie …
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C-A Girls Soccer went to sectionals against Ichabod on Sunday night (10/28/12). They once again got another win! In the first 11 seconds of the game Brianna Blunk scored the first goal. The final score was 2-1. Congratulations Girls! Keep it going!
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Cheerleading tryouts will start November 5th from 3:30-5:30 in the Coxsackie Elementary gym. Practice is scheduled for the 5th, 6th, and 7th judging will take place on the 8th. Please dress accordingly and remove all jewelry before arriving. Only cheerleading hopefuls will be allowed in the building. All practices are strongly encouraged but not mandatory. You must attend tryouts on November 8th for judging. Please have all required medical forms into Mrs.Breen by November 2nd or you will not be allowed to participate. Teacher recommendation forms will be handed out on the first day of practice must be turned in …
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Yesterday, boys soccer won their first sectionals game against Cairo. Scoring was Mike Chuidina and Haakon Kvidaland. Ending score was 2-0. Great job boys. They will be moving on tomorrow, away in Schuylerville. Lets get another win boys!
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JV soccer ended a great season going 9-4 with their last game beating Cairo 3-2.
Tim Hoffman got a goal that bounced off of the goalies hands on a direct kick.
Andrew Cherry got a goal from about 50 yards out on a free kick.
Matt St.Denis also scored a goal.
Great job Boys!!
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The boys soccer team have a Home playoff game today at 3pm. The boys could definitely use the school spirit support so please come and support your C-A team!
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Finding it hard to keep up on all of the C-A News? Check the links to your left for daily updates on school news, sports coverage, trivia contests, and much more! Keep your eyes peeled for up to date coverage of the Patroon Conference Champions, our Lady Indians Soccer Team. Come out and support our girls in their first sectional game Friday against Catskill on our home field. Good Luck Ladies!
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Hey all you C-A fans!
Did you know there is a variety of new C-A apparel available to you?
Sweatshirts…Long sleeved T’s…Polo shirts and Sweatpants- all rockin’ OUR C-A Indian!
Stop into Student Services for an order form or check out the link on the High School website.
Just in time for the holidays… Add some C-A apparel to your Wish List!
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Hey all you C-A fans!
Did you know there is a variety of new C-A apparel available to you?
Sweatshirts…Long sleeved T’s…Polo shirts and Sweatpants- all rockin’ OUR C-A Indian!
Stop into Student Services for an order form or check out the link on the High School website.
Just in time for the holidays… Ass some C-A apparel to your Wish List!
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Your C-A girl’s varsity had an amazing game Thursday 19th. Star player for the evening included Krystal Gori with 6 consecutive service points, 5 aces. 5 kills for Sarah Cornwell, Nicole kingly with 2 aces and 3 kills with Bianca Barbour chipping in 2. High diving from Debbie Greco topped off the night.
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Coxsackie-Athens Girls Varsity soccer won the patroon conference 4-3 for the first time ever in CA soccer history on Friday night at Union College against Greenville. Brianna Blunck scored three goals and Karyna Davy scored one. Lizzy Morehouse and Alison Olivett each had an assist. The girls played a tough game as it was tied almost the whole time, but Brianna scored the fourth goal on a direct kick to win the game. The girls next game will be sectionals.
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The girls JV volleyball squad ended its season last night by defeating Catskill 2 games to 1 super servers of the night were Molly Olivieia, Inne Slager and Nicole Morino. Ashley Millet and Julia and Rachale Reeves kept a “refuse to lose “attitude out on the court to lead the team to victory. Melody “hundred” Irwin made sure that the team kept positive as she bought out the pompoms and cheered the girls to success. The team ended its season with an amazing 13-4 record and are commended for their efforts you ladies are awesome! Thanks for the great season!
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Attention juniors and seniors – a representative from SUNY New Paltz will be in the Student Services Office on Tuesday October 23rd. if you would like an appointment please see Mrs. Mousseau
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Tammy Wyant would just like to take a minute of your time to tell you about two alumni of Coxsackie-Athens Central School District (who just also happen to be her nephews).
First: Her nephew Matthew Brooks a 1990 graduate of Coxsackie-Athens is now a published author. His book God of the Paramo is now available on Amazon.com and will soon be on sale in Barnes & Noble’s. This book is about his missionary work in Venezuela. Anyone who knows Matthew and his work will certainly enjoy this book.
Second: Her nephew Alex Ursprung a 2006 graduate of Coxsackie-Athens has been …
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The guys did a fantastic job against Taconic hills having possession most of the time. This was probably the best performance since the maple hill game. The boys aren't done yet though. they have a tough game against Greenville today good luck boys!!
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Brianna Blunck scored a hat trick to lead Coxsackie-Athens over Taconic Hills 8-1 in Patroon Conference varsity girls soccer Wednesday at home.
“It was a well-played game from both teams,” said C-A coach Jacki Cashin. “I am very happy with the girls’ motivation to finish the ball and win the 50-50s.”
Alison Olivett had two goals and two assists, Karyna Davy had a goal and an assist, Lauren Bogardus scored a goal, Brielle Frank had a goal and Lizzy Morehouse added an assist.
Taconic Hills’ lone goal of the game came from Lydia Van Tassel.
The Lady Indians outshot TH 25-10. In the net, …
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Congratulations to the girls varsity field hockey team on their 2-0 win over Germantown. Both goals were made by Mercedes Martell.
What a way to end a terrific season ladies. Yesterday's game is a reflection of the whole season, tough, hard fought hockey.
Great game ladies!!
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Congratulations to the girls varsity field hockey team on their 2-0 win over Germantown. Both goals were made by Mercedes Martell.
What a way to end a terrific season ladies. Yesterday's game is a reflection of the whole season, tough, hard fought hockey.
Great game ladies!!
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Your CA Girls JV Volleyball Team chalked up another victory last night against Taconic Hills to improve their record to 11-3. Standouts for the evening were Inna Slager and Deb Greco each having 7 consecutive serve points.
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The 2nd issue of the C-A Circuit student newspaper will be available in a print version next week on Thursday, October 11th. In the meantime, many new stories have been added to the online version, which you can access by clicking the link at the bottom of the main page.
There are 3 pages of stories on the website, you can access the next page by scrolling to the bottom of the current page's stories, and clicking the next number. …
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C-A Varsity and JV boys and girls get the win over Hudson!
Varisty boys: 2-1
Varsity girls: 8-1
Great job guys!!
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Attention all High School students interested in joining the Wrestling Team. There is a mandatory meeting Tuesday, October 23rd during 9th period in the Middle School Gym. If you can not attend please see Coach H. in the Middle school gym for an information packet.
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8th grader Tara Josberger placed 3rd overall out of a field of 126 in the intermediate division at Saturday’s Manhattan Cross Country Invitational at Van Cortland Park, Bronx, NY. Her time was 7:32 for the 1.25 mile course. Tara attends Coxsackie- Athens Middle School.
Katrina Josberger’s time on the 2.5 mile varsity race at the same invitational was 18:12. Katrina is a sophomore at Coxsackie-Athens HS.
Both girls run track and cross country for CA.
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Friday the 5th we had our pep rally introducing all of the fall sports. It went well and many people dressed in white and blue! We also had a tug a war between all of the classes which ended with a tie between the freshman and seniors. The pep rally ended with us singing happy birthday Shanel Ritzie. More pictures of the pep rally are on the C-A news link.
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The powder puff game will be rescheduled for Friday the 19th inside.
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Listen up!
Look around you...
One out of every eight females in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime.
Get on board and show your support!
Tuesday, October 16th is a C-A PINK OUT!
Wear your PINK to show that one in eight is not okay with you.
WEAR YOUR PINK AND SUPPORT THIS IMPORTANT CAUSE! …
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Friday the 5th we had our pep rally introducing all of the fall sports. It went well and many people dressed in white and blue! We also had a tug a war between all of the classes which ended with a tie between the freshman and seniors. The pep rally ended with us singing happy birthday Shanel Ritzie. More pictures of the pep rally are on the C-A news link.
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A local teen had a dream come true on national television. Fifteen year old Annie Zanchelli of Coxsackie loves Carol Burnett. She also loves Anderson Coopers show on news channel 13, and today the two came together. Cooper has Zanchelli on his show today to meet her idol.
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Do you smell what the Juniors are cooking?!
Popcorn Wednesday!!!
Pick up a box of popcorn 9th period every Wednesday!
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Friday the 5th we had our pep rally introducing all of the fall sports. It went well and many people dressed in white and blue! We also had a tug a war between all of the classes which ended with a tie between the freshman and seniors. The pep rally ended with us singing happy birthday Shanel Ritzie. More pictures of the pep rally are on C-A news .
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Attention all C-A personnel come Tuesday , October 9th, the school store will be open 8th period and there will be some new items! Stop on by and look at what we got for you this year. Just remember it is NOT a student lounge, or your hangout spot, no matter who is running it. If anyone is caught skipping class and hanging out at the school store it may shut down for the year. …
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There will be a brief honor society meeting for current members, 9th period on Wednesday, Ocotober 10th, in the auditorium. Please make every effort to attend! See Mrs. Grassi for details.
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Attention all C-A personnel come Tuesday 10/9/12 the school store will be open 8th period and there will be some new items so stop on by, and look at what we got for you this year. Just remember it is not your lounge, or you hangout spot no matter who is running it. If anyone is caught skipping class and hangout at the school store there will be a chance that the store will be shut down. …
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Thursday 10/11-Class Color Day
Represent your class by wearing your designated color!
Friday 10/12- Twin Day
Pick a friend and dress the same!
9th period-2:30-3:30
Junior VS Seniors
Powder Puff Football Game
- Homecoming Dance
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What ever class can get the most students to participate in Spirit Week gets the Senior Court yard for the day. …
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Junior and Senior girls interested in playing in the annual homecoming powder puff football game should pick up a permission slip with Mrs. Weinstein in student services
Teams are capped at 15 players and your spot is NOT reserved on the roster until your permission slip has been handed in!
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Welcome to the Coxsackie-Athens ScoresUp page. You can get up to date on all of the happenings here on CA's website. You can also find out about sporting events and updates to daily announcements and club activities, all just a click away. The links on the left will bring you to the rosters, profiles, and game updates on all of the current sports teams. The tabs at the top will bring you to the home page, the trivia contest, and web messages.
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