Thank you to Mrs. Slater for hosting our Rise and Shine assembly for students in PreK-2nd grade. The focus of this assembly was on how to be a good friend. Mrs. Slater read the story "The Invisible Boy" and students shared out how the characters were good friends in the book.
Congratulations to our students who were recognized for "Leading The Way" this week!
This week, Mrs. Doolittle’s CFHS art students visited Mrs. Sickler's classroom at CFE for a special project. First-grade students had recently created drawings of their own unique monsters. To bring their creations to life, the high school art students transformed these drawings into ceramic versions of each creature.
During the visit, the ceramic pieces were presented to the first graders, who were very excited to see the final result! This was a fun and memorable experience for all of the students.
REMINDER 2 DAY LEFT TO REGISTER: The Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration deadline is approaching! Be sure to register your incoming students by March 28, 2025, at 3:30 p.m. https://www.cforks.org/o/cfces/page/pre-k
Anyone in need of enrollment information should contact the District Registrar, Vicky Szalach at szalachv@cforks.org or (607) 648-7543 option 8. Pre-K placement letters will be sent home at the end of April.
TICKETS ON-SALE NOW! The Chenango Forks High School Drama Club presents The Addams Family, April 4-6 at the Chenango Forks High School Auditorium.
Reserve tickets available online: https://cur8.com/40341/project/130139
April 4 & 5 at 7:30 p.m.
April 6 at 2 p.m.
Tickets: $8 for adults/ $6 for students and seniors
Today Mrs. Vasina's class hosted our Rise and Shine assembly for our students in 3rd-5th grade. Our students welcomed a special guest, Rebecca Andreula, who came to speak to them about her career as a realtor with Exit Realty. She shared her job responsibilities with our students and answered questions from the audience about her job.
Congratulations to our students who were recognized for "Leading The Way" this week!
After reading "The Wild Robot" by Peter Brown, students in Mrs. Collier’s fourth grade class were inspired to creatively design and build a variety of projects. From board games to robots to watercolor paintings, each project was inspired by the unique characters and rich setting of the story.
When learning that the second graders in Mrs. Masters’ class had also read the book, Mrs. Collier’s class welcomed them in to see the projects, providing a similar experience to visiting a museum. The second graders were all smiles as they learned about each project!
Mrs. Marble's Pre-K class had an amazing adventure in the planetarium during STEAM with Mr. Bender! They explored the wonders of our galaxy, getting a close-up look at stars, planets, and so much more.
Today Mrs. Taylor's class hosted our Rise and Shine assembly for our students in PreK-2nd grade. Our students had a special guest today. Rebecca Andreula came to speak to our students about her career as a realtor with Exit Realty. She shared her job responsibilities with our students and answered questions from the audience about her job. Congratulations to our students who were recognized for "Leading The Way" this week!
TICKETS ON-SALE NOW! The Chenango Forks High School Drama Club presents The Addams Family, April 4-6 at the Chenango Forks High School Auditorium.
Reserve tickets available online: https://cur8.com/40341/project/130139
April 4 & 5 at 7:30 p.m.
April 6 at 2 p.m.
Tickets: $8 for adults/ $6 for students and seniors
CFE students got a special treat this week with a visit from author and illustrator Daniel Jude Miller!
Mr. Miller shared his journey to becoming an author and illustrator, showed us artwork from his childhood, and described how his time in NYC inspired his first book, Monsters in Manhattan. He talked about creativity, gave us a peek into some of his amazing stories, and even revealed a few hidden surprises in his books!
Thank you, Mr. Miller, for an inspiring and fun visit!
ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE BOARD MEMBERS: Those interested in becoming a School Board Member should contact the District Clerk to pick up a board candidate packet.
Contact by phone at 607-648-7543, option 2 or by emailing mcmullene@cforks.org
Petitions must be filed with District Clerk’s Office by 5 p.m. on April 21, 2025.
On Saturday, March 15 several students from Chenango Forks elementary, middle, and high school showcased their original science fair projects at the Southern Tier Scholastic Science Fair held at SUNY Broome. They presented their projects to several judges from the scientific community and participated in science workshops throughout the day. They also won medals and prizes for their research and presentations!
Congratulation to our student participants - Thalia Brennan, Layla Laine, Arabella Laine, Dalis Orlando La Ponte, Elena Kirk and Jillian Howell.
The Chenango Forks High School Drama Club presents The Addams Family, April 4-6 at the Chenango Forks High School Auditorium. Tickets on sale beginning March 17!
https://cur8.com/40341/project/130139
April 4 & 5 at 7:30 p.m.
April 6 at 2 p.m.
Tickets: $8 for adults/ $6 for students and seniors
Thank you to Miss Henderson's class for leading our Rise and Shine Assembly today for students in PreK-2nd grade. The focus of this assembly was on the habit "Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood." Students learned it is important listen first, then speak. Congratulations to our students who are "Leading The Way" this week!
On Thursday, students in grades 3-5 were visited by Mr. Whipple and his "Burble, Fizz, Kaboom!" presentation. In this playful performance, Mr. Whipple teaches about chemical reactions, solutions, molecules, and phase changes with a great sense of humor and with a lot of help from the audience! The program was a fun and informative introduction to science that gets students actively involved in the basics of chemistry while creating a good clean mess!
In February our fourth-grade students participated in an Ag in the Classroom with Cornell Cooperative Extension, where they learned about foods eaten during colonial times. Students explored how early settlers relied on locally grown ingredients and simple cooking methods. The highlight of the lesson was tasting hasty pudding, a traditional colonial dish made from cornmeal.
Thank you for Mr. Bender for hosting our Rise and Shine Assembly today for our PreK-2nd grade students. The focus of this assembly was on how to be an empathetic listener. Congratulations to our students who were recognized for "Leading The Way" this week!
Therapy Dog Visits CFE! Recently, Mrs. Jones has been visiting classrooms at CFE with Phoebe, her Goldendoodle therapy dog. This week, they made another round of visits and students had a wonderful time meeting Phoebe. While visiting the classrooms, students learned about the difference between therapy dogs, guide dogs and rescue dogs. Students were able to ask Mrs. Jones questions about Phoebe and learn how a therapy dog can help someone who is feeling anxious or nervous.
A big thank you to Mrs. Jones and Phoebe for spending time with our students!
Thank you to Mr. Wasecka's class for hosting our Rise and Shine Assembly for students in grades 3-5. The focus of this assembly was on the habit of thinking "Win-Win". Congratulations to our students who were recognized this week for "Leading The Way"!
Thank you to Mrs. Wheelock's class for hosting our Rise and Shine Assembly for students in grades PreK-2nd grade. The focus of this assembly was on the habit of thinking "Win-Win". Congratulations to our students who were recognized this week for "Leading The Way"!
