Good Afternoon. Tomorrow, June 11th we will host our 2nd vaccine clinic in collaboration with the Chautauqua County Health Department. All those who received their first dose three weeks ago have been automatically registered to get their second dose on Friday. The first consent covers both doses in the series, no paperwork is needed.
Anyone who is still looking for a first dose can register using the link below and attend on Friday to receive their first dose. Those individuals will be responsible for checking the Chautauqua County Health Department website for second dose clinics, contacting local pharmacies, or the Chautauqua Center to find their second dose.
This clinic for anyone 12 years of age or older. If a student under the age of 18 is being registered, parent consent and health screening forms must also be completed. These forms can be found on the splash page of our website.
https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties?DateID=C44632E4FEDF03B6E0530A6C7C159209
Attention Clymer Central School High school families! We were so pleased with the success and interest shown by the students during Career Week and the positive feedback from our participants that we've decided to keep the momentum going! This July we will be providing on site career exploration opportunities to students entering into 9th grade next year through this year's graduating Seniors. We hope by providing in person visits that cover diverse interests that we are better preparing your child for future success after high school. At this time Clymer School has set up approximately 24 potential visits. They include:
Clymer Highway Department, Clymer Post Office, a local Farm, Countertop Solutions, a presentation at the school with a coroner and Ahlstrom Schaeffer Electric, visits to Alpacaville, Lenhart Hotel, Weber Knapp Engineering, Jamestown Fire Station with a Medic presentation, CPL Engineering and Architecture, St. Susan's Soup Kitchen, G.L. Olson Construction, Corry Metal Products, Corry Manufacturing, Corry Fabrications, Corry Forge, an outdoor kayak experience and presentation with Evergreen Outfitters, Chautauqua Conservancy, Fancher Chair Furniture Manufacturing, Cummins, a visit to a pharmacy to speak with a pharmacist, and Zurn Manufacturing. We hope to be adding a few more to this list in the next week or so. All students in high school have received an online sign-up sheet and it is our hope that they will be encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities and sign-up. Transportation, breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Career week:
Middle School and High school students visiting the Clymer Highway Department table to gain more knowledge about this career and employment opportunities with the field.
Clymer faculty cares about all the students at our school, and think it's important to integrate Elementary-High School into as many educational opportunities as possible. Posted are students of all ages coming to speak to a local pharmacist and business owner, a Navy Rep. and our very own Jarrett Wiggers talking to students about one of the many career opportunities within the business/financial degree field.
6/9/21 WEDNESDAY, Today's Varsity baseball game vs Westfield at Clymer has been moved to the Sherman CSD ball fields.
To view updated graduation information, please visit: https://www.clymercsd.org/article/464159?org=clymer-csd
"Art & Tech" students collaborate to build a Kindergarten Graduation Podium. Trent Burchanowski, Austin White and Dylan Michael from Mr. Slava's Residential Construction class designed and built the podium, and Marissa Snyder from Ms. Burk's Art class added the decorative painting to the podium to be used at Kindergarten graduation later this week."
Career week :
Students had an opportunity to meet and learn more about what opportunities the Clymer Highway Department, and Cummins had to offer within their career fields. High school students were also able to take part in a presentation and question/answer time with an Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist Assistant and an Engineer.
These are students in 1st grade, 8th grade and high school students visiting the Cummins Representatives table.
Mrs. King’s and Mrs. Campbell's third grade classes traveled back in time to the Little Red Schoolhouse. They had a great time learning about what school was like back in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s!--
Tuesday May 18th:
Tuesday May 18th students were able to meet and speak with a Representative from Bush Industries Furniture Manufacturer, Lictus Propane and Mechanics, and a Marine Representative. Bethany Collins also came out to speak to highschool students interested in IT programs and careers. Pictured is Callie Willink (8th grade) who completed the push-up challenge and Wyatt Portice (4th grade) who did 52 burpees to earn a water bottle from the Marine Corp. Rep. Alyssa Hosier is speaking to the Lictus Mechanic employee. Ms. Evans 8th grade class came down to meet with the representative from Bush Industries.
Thank-you to all our Tuesday participants!
https://youtu.be/4cfB51Xuj-k
The above link is a video from Principal Tedone with important information for the Summer Literacy Program. The deadline for registration has been extended to June 14th. Do not miss this exciting opportunity for any student enrolled in kindergarten through 6th grade.
Career Week:
Clymer Central School would like to thank all the Career Week participants that sacrificed time in their busy schedules to come speak and educate students about potential employment opportunities.
Monday May 17th:
Thank you to Nate Willink of Willink Farms, Brittany Reitz of Cut Loose Hair Salon, and the Army Representatives for getting Career week off to a great start! An additional thank you to graduated CCS alumni, Natalie Carris, Hannah King, Kate Honey, Olivia White and Lucas Willink for coming out and sharing your college experience and advice with this year's Seniors to better equip them as they prepare to head into their future college endeavors!
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We have extended the registration time until Monday June 14 2021 for Summer Literacy Camp! Registration is open to all students who are currently in Kindergarten - 6th Grade. Students will be eligible for bussing services and the summer feed program. Do not miss this exciting learning opportunity! Please see the attached link for additional information. #piratepride
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This weekend there has been much confusion in the media regarding students continuing to wear masks while in school. We have been advised by the State Education Department that there is currently no change in this policy, as NYS is waiting for updated guidance from the CDC. We will continue the protocols we have practiced all year, giving students frequent mask breaks throughout the day. We will modify our practices as additional guidance is released and we will continue to strive to create the least restrictive environment as possible. Your continued support as we close out a successful year is appreciated.
Recently the 6th grade was able to participate in a STEAM Day/Activity day adventure at Presque Isle State Park in Erie, PA. Learning continues to be engaging and exciting at Clymer! #piratepride
https://uncoveringpa.com/things-to-do-presque-isle-state-park-erie-pa
https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/memorial-day-history
Happy Memorial Day to all the past and present members of military. Thank you for your sacrifice and for keeping us safe. Enjoy this special holiday with friends and family, but please take a minute to reflect and remember the sacrifices others have done for our freedom.
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https://auduboncnc.org/
Kindergarten, first grade and second grade were able to participate in an outdoor learning experience at the Audubon. Thank you to all the instructors and staff that made this outdoor science experience possible.
In observance of Memorial Day, there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday 5/28/2021 or Monday 5/31/2021. Classes will RESUME on Tuesday 6/1/2021. Enjoy this special holiday with family and friends
Allison Einink's outstanding, award winning drawing that won the 2021 Congressional Art Competition and will be hung in the Capitol for one year.
