BROOKS BBQ: Enjoy a delicious meal and support CF Dollars for Scholars! April 21 from 11:00 am until sold out! | Lowe's parking lot on Upper Front St.
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Come meet Dr. Jennifer Wegmann from Binghamton University as she presents: 'Changing Caregivers Minds About Stress; Stress Mindset, Resilience, and Well-Being! | May 21, 2024, at 5:30 | Chenango Forks High School | RSVP: https://forms.gle/N4nzoEHS7ZEDDS4V9
NY THURSDAY: Today's NY Thursday Menu!
NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK: To celebrate National Library Week at CF, we are highlighting our two AMAZING librarians and the spaces they work in! Miss Seaver is our MS/HS Librarian and Mrs. Slater is our CFE Librarian. Both ensure our students have the best reading experiences!
BOARD WORKSHOP: Interested in becoming a School Board Member? BT BOCES will be hosting a workshop for all prospects on April 11, 2024 | BT BOCES ISC Glenwood Rd. Contact Erin McMullen at the District Office if interested and to pick up a packet!
CONGRATULATIONS: Thalia Brennan, a fourth grader at CFE recently won a competition organized by Congressman Marc Molinaro. Thalia's essay, "Family Fest", centered around an event to unite our community, stood out among entries across New York’s 19th Congressional District. Thalia's idea emphasizes bridging differences and finding common ground. Her contribution has earned her a Congressional Proclamation! Congratulations, Thalia!
RISE AND SHINE: Thank you to Mr. Flannery for leading our Rise and Shine Assembly for our 4th and 5th grade students this week. The focus of this assembly is on our new habit of the month, which is “Synergize”. Congratulations to our shout outs!
FARM TO SCHOOL: Check out our Broome-Tioga Farm to School Spring Newsletter!
ANNUAL CAR SHOW: Attention all car lovers and enthusiasts, Chenango Forks CSD Transportation Systems Class is hosting its Annual Car Show on June 6, 2024. LOOKING TO REGISTER YOUR CAR? Use this link: https://forms.gle/2kNGoNGt3q9NWvFT8
SOLAR ECLIPSE: Students throughout the district participated in lessons about the solar eclipse. Mrs. Shoudy's class made food models of the process, Mrs. Giovenco's class created paper diagrams, and Mrs. Laine's College Astronomy Class went to Sampson State Park for a viewing!
REMINDER: From CFCSD - High School & Middle School will dismiss at 11:30 am and CFE will dismiss at 12:30 pm. | Reminder - The CDC Advises you MUST wear proper eclipse glasses to view the sun! Happy Viewing!
AUTISM AWARENESS DAY: The month of April is World Autism Month, and today, Chenango Forks CSD celebrates World Autism Awareness Day! This year's focus, through Autism Speaks, is 'acting fearlessly for change'. To learn more, visit their website here: https://www.autismspeaks.org/
TICKET WINNERS: Congratulations to our CFE ticket winners this week!
REMINDER: There will be no school from March 29th - April 7th 2024 due to Spring Break. Please keep in mind that we will be releasing early on Monday, April 8th due to the Solar Eclipse.
BINGO NIGHT: Support the After Prom Party with a fun game or games of bingo! Sunday, April 28th at 1:00 PM | High School Cafeteria!
MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS: Today we are showcasing Mr. Allport at CFE! Lessons are an integral part of any music program, it allows our staff to get personalized time with each student, understand their needs, and help them thrive in group settings!
EMPLOYMENT: We are looking for highly motivated individuals to join #ForksNation as a Food Service Helper! Apply online today! https://www.cforks.org/page/employment
TICKET WINNERS: Congratulations to our CFE ticket winners this week!
ATTENTION: Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration deadline is TOMORROW! Sign up NOW! https://www.cforks.org/o/cfces
END THE STEREOTYPES: Today, Chenango Forks CSD celebrates World Down Syndrome Day. According to the organization, Down Syndrome Intenational, this year's theme is #EndTheSteryotypes.
World Down Syndrome International on Stereotypes:
"A stereotype is a set idea that people have about what someone or something is like. Stereotypes can be positive, negative or neutral, but they are often inaccurate, or simply wrong! Stereotypes are often based on limited information or personal experience. They can be reinforced by the way something is represented in the media or by cultural messages. Once formed, a stereotype can be difficult to change."
Learn more here: https://www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/end-the-stereotypes
