CVMS ELA teacher Nicole Bobby and library media specialist Robin Renahan recently hosted a book tasting for students. What, you might ask, is a book tasting? Well, just like with food, some students have a more finicky palate for reading materials. They like what they like and are apprehensive to try new authors or subjects. …
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The CVMS Interact Club turned October into Socktober! This philanthropic group conducted a sock drive at school with the proceeds to be donated to the Middletown Warming Station. (Did you know that socks are the most requested clothing item by homeless shelters?) A grand total of 278 pairs of socks were collected and donated! That …
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Nov. 16 is SRP Recognition Day! The district honored all our school-related professionals, which includes behavioral aides, school monitors, teacher aides and teaching assistants, with a small token of appreciation – some sweets! Executive Director of Human Resources Angela Wise-Landman visited each school in the district handing out the bags of sweets that included the …
The sixth-grade classes at Circleville Middle School took time to explore just how important Veterans Day is. In ELA classes, they discussed what a veteran is and why it is so important to honor and celebrate them, especially on Nov. 11. After their discussion, the students created personal letters to local veterans, complete with patriotic …
Students at Circleville Middle School had a full week of activities during Red Ribbon Week, a week set aside each October to bring awareness to our students of the dangers of drugs and to encourage a commitment to live healthy and drug free. Students and staff wore red on Monday and staff distributed red ribbons …
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Catch up on all that’s happening at CVMS with the November newsletter!
Sixth-grade students at CVMS were given a challenge – construct a free-standing tower using the least amount of index cards. Oh, and the tower must be able to hold a stuffed animal for a minimum of 20 seconds. Challenge on! The students in Stacie Blaut’s class thought it out. It was an exploration of the …
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The modified girls volleyball team improved their record to 2-1 with a win against Washingtonville Tuesday night at Pine Bush High School. They won five of their six sets. “They have improved greatly with working together as a team on and off the court,” said Coach Janell Budd. “I am so proud of their progress …
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A huge thank you to our custodial staff members who maintain our buildings and grounds and keep our students and faculty safe, especially over these past 19 months. Everyone is accustomed to our buildings being clean, sanitized, safe for everyone, day after day. That takes a tremendous amount of time and work. Our custodial staff …
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CVMS celebrated Start With Hello Week during the week of Sept. 20. All academic advisory classes participated in a contest to see how many ways they could come up with to say “hello” in other languages. One winner from each grade level was recognized at the end of the week. Mrs. Camia’s 7th grade class …
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