CORRECTION:
The Moderna vaccination clinic being held on Friday, April 16th at SUNY Fredonia is for individuals 18 yrs or older. Additional information and the registration links can be found below:
CCDOH link:
https://chqgov.com/public-health/covid-19-vaccination-clinics
Registration Link:
https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties?DateID=BFCA04EE735012D2E0530A6C7C160CE8
Registration is currently open for next year's UPK & Kindergarten classes! Call the student services office for more information.
As we prepare our students for their return to instruction on Monday, I would like to remind you of your daily responsibility to complete the daily health screening for your children on the SNAP system. Questions on the survey have been modified to align the new guidelines released this past week. If your child arrives to school without a completed health screening, he/she will not be allowed to attend class until a parent/guardian can be reached. This daily requirement is necessary to minimize the risk of exposure and quarantine to other students and staff in the building. Quarantine not only impacts the classroom, but the athletic fields and other class trips. Please due your due diligence to keep our community safe. More communication will be sent out over the next week providing any additional updates to our in-person instructional model in light of the updated guidance. We look forward to the energy your children bring to our building.
Adventures with the Audubon Community Nature Center continue at Clymer ES. Pictured are 2nd graders learning about Habitat. Engaging activities that teach students to be love and respect nature! #piratepride
The fifth graders practiced our flood drill this afternoon, in honor of April Fool's Day. They sat on their desks, reached one hand up in the air, and held their nose with the other. We are now prepared for mass flooding on the second floor of Clymer Central School. Having fun while learning and of course demonstrating, #piratepride
Mr. King, CCS Wellness Coordinator/Physical Education teacher, Mrs. Watrous, Cafeteria Manager, and Nurse Amy Johnson offered a coloring contest to UPK-Grade 6 in March. We were fortunate to have the Chautauqua County Dairy Princess, LynnDee Nagel, come after school to judge the entries. Everyone enjoyed seeing the colorful pictures posted in the hallway and reading the responses from the students regarding why they like milk.
A healthy diet and good nutrition are so important--Mrs. Watrous and her staff work hard each day to provide wholesome meals to our student body each school day-and during the 2020-21 school year they are free of charge!
The entries of the following students were selected by the Dairy Princess to receive an additional prize. (Selected 4th grade student was absent).
https://auduboncnc.org/
Holy Audubon! The Audubon was able to visit Clymer ES and provide a series of engaging science lessons to all grade levels at the Clymer ES. Thank you for your help in making science engaging for our students. These pictures show the 4th grade learning about Beavers. #piratepride
Attention juniors and seniors: @SUNYJCC is offering the new Summer EARN grant, which will allow you to enroll in a course this summer tuition-free. The grant is limited to the first 100 students who enroll. Visit www.sunyjcc.edu/EARN for more details! #SUNYJCC
https://savealifetour.com/
The National Save a Life Tour visited Clymer to discuss and demonstrate the dangers of impaired driving, texting while driving and distracted driving. This was an engaging way to provide Clymer students with these valuable life lessons on safety. #piratepride
20-21 Section 6 Champions
This gem is from Dr Seuss week. Check out 5th grade decked out as Thing One and Thing Two as they celebrate literacy and demonstrate, #piratepride.
To the Varsity Boys Basketball Team - You've Got This! Go Pirates!
https://youtu.be/SA6vQ07rOz8
Congratulations to the boys basketball game for their sectional semi-final win on Thursday! They will be playing in the sectional championship game against Sherman at 1:00 on Saturday. Good luck boys!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTC4wvkIbxdBKcQ1PAkGbpQ
We are down on the farm at CCSD! In this picture you see the 5th and 6th grade team participating in Dress Like a Farmer Day and demonstrating their, #piratepride.
Mr. Tedone and Mrs. Harvey having fun with the UPK kiddos and learning about shadows.
Congratulations are certainly in order for Faith VanGiesen a second grader who was selected for the student of the quarter award. She was nominated by her teachers for demonstrating kindness and outstanding growth in literacy. Faith is shown with Mr Tedone demonstrating her, #piratepride
Congratulations to Victoria Messenger who was recently selected as the Student of the Quarter for Clymer Elementary. Victoria is currently in 6th grade and is shown with Principal Tedone demonstrating, #piratepride!
Calling all junior/senior parents/guardians, grandparents, aunts, uncles, anyone who wants to help out! GREAT NEWS!!! Prom is going to happen! The date is yet to be determined! With that, we are needing to plan the after prom for the students to have a safe, drug and alcohol free place to spend the rest of the night after prom. This will take place at the school directly after the prom. There will be games, giveaways and prizes for the students/dates who attend! We are looking for volunteers to help with planning (behind the scenes), setup, the actual event supervision, and cleanup. If you would like to help out, there will be a meeting on MONDAY, MARCH 29 @ 7PM in the school CAFETERIA! Please email Jeness Legters - jlegters@clymercsd.org or Carrie Shampoe - cshampoe@clymercsd.org to let us know if you are interested in helping out in any way! We are so thankful that we can do this for the kids this year but we need all the support that we can get to make this happen!!
This is a reminder that all students must complete the daily health screening form prior to reporting to the building each day. Students who have not completed the daily health form will not be allowed in class until a family member has been notified. In addition, if you child is absent from school, you must contact the health office regarding the details of your student’s absence. Students who return to school without a note will not be allowed in class until a parent/guardian can be reached. Your assistance with this requirement is necessary for the safety of everyone in the building. We are proud that we have been able to offer in-person learning to our students this year. Our success is a result of the partnership we have with our families. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon and Think Spring!
This Friday March 19th is a scheduled inservice day. There is no school for staff or students. However, students who attend BOCES programs are scheduled and expected to attend their courses. Transportation will be provided.
