Beth Olson

This weekend our leadership team contact traced two separate covid cases that impacted our school. At this point, all close contacts have been identified and quarantined. Looking ahead, a summary of all positive cases involving the school will be posted on our website after 4pm on Fridays. We will continue to update and monitor you to any changes in our practice or protocols as they become available.

In addition, the Chautauqua County Health Department asked us to share that hospital emergency rooms and the WellNow Urgent Care Centers are overrun with folks requesting COVID-19 testing. The best way at this time to quickly and efficiently get symptomatic students and staff tested for COVID-19 is through the county. Unless someone is in need of emergency care because of the severity of their symptoms, one should not be using emergency and urgent care resources for testing, including to return to school or work. If you son or daughter is presenting symptoms and you want them tested, please call the health office and we will get you in touch with a county health representative to set up testing. Please remember, that there is no test out option for those in isolation or quarantine.

We appreciate your assistance with keeping your student home when they are sick, and we will continue to utilize all resources to keep our students healthy and in school.

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The CSP cross country team traveled to Long Point State Park for the Red Dragon invitational on Friday. The Varsity girls picked up their 2nd runner-up finish in a week, just missing first by 4 points. Top runners for CSP were Hannah Schauman 9th, Solki Martin-Lacayo 11th, Deidre Cavness 13th, Tayden Persons 16th, Leighanne Swan 18th and Brooke Warner 27th.
The varsity boys took 10th lead by Michael Raven in 15th.
The modified boys finished first lead by Cal Cook's 1st place finish and the modified girls finished 2nd lead by Caitlyn Kriner's 2nd place finish.
The Wolfpack travels to Southwestern on Tuesday for their 2nd league meet of the season.

Attached Photos: Varsity Girls left to right. Brooke Warner, Manager Natalie Kranz, Leighanne Swan, Tayden Persons, Eve Johnson, Deidre Cavness, Solki Martin-Lacayo, Hannah Schauman, Cassie Marucci, Abby Becker, Haley Odell, Liz Anerson, Lauren Gibbs
Mod girls: Kiersten Olsen 13th, Caitlyn Kriner 2n, Tess Flikkema 9th
Mod boys: Laresn Swan 13th, RJ Johnson 6th and Colt Griffin 9th

Beth Olson

Starting Monday, September 20th, the Clymer School will be offering a 6pm athletic bus run Monday through Friday. Student-athletes that need transportation following a practice should sign up by 1 pm in the office on the day they need the bus. Bus will leave Clymer school at 6 pm and will stop at Cutting Lanes, French Creek Store, Findley Community Center, and N. Clymer Feed Mill. This bus will continue for as long as there is a significant need by the students.

CCS

For anyone that has received letters or phone calls from the health office regarding vaccines, the listed vaccines on the papers or that were discussed on the phone must be received no later than September 21st, 2021. According to New York State Public Health Law Section 2164 these immunizations are needed to attend school following that date, starting September 22nd, 2021.
Please call the school health office at (716)355-2012 with any questions.

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The CSP varsity cross country team competed at the Knox Farm Pre-Sectional Invitational on Saturday where the girls took 2nd place out of 16 schools in the small school division. Solki Martin-Lacayo lead the way for the wolfpack with her 16th place finish out of 140 runners.
For the boys, Michael Raven lead the team in his first ever cross country race with a 48th place finish as every boy on the team ran personal best times. The Wolfpack is back in action this Tuesday as they take on Catt Little Valley, Allegeny Limestone and Falconer to start their league meet season.

Left to right: Brooke Warner (Panama), Tayden Persons (Sherman), Hannah Schauman (Panama), Eve Johnson (Clymer), Solki Martin-Lacayo (Clymer), Deidre Cavness (Panama)