Today, students in Mr. Roberts' Integrated Science class tested the rockets they built by conducting launch tests on the football field. The air-powered rockets traveled up to 82.5 yards!!! It was a great lesson on projectile motion. #celebrate379

It was a great turnout at both CCCHS and CCCMS to listen to Amy Neville speak about the dangers of social media. Amy will host a Q&A session following the documentary, "Can't Look Away" tonight. They are expecting a big crowd, so please come early! Doors open at 6:00, and the movie will begin at 6:30. It is about 75 minutes long. We would love to have lots of parents AND students there! #celebrate379

Parent/Teacher Conferences are this week! #celebrate379

Tomorrow night, from 7:00-8:30 p.m., FBLA members will be trick-or-treating for canned goods to be donated to the Lighthouse local food pantry. After they leave, they will place a sticky note on your door. This is our system to try to avoid multiple groups going to the same house. Acceptable items are listed below. Thank you for supporting our cause! #celebrate379

Students are installing exterior ZIP sheathing on the Tiger House! #celebrate379


Mrs. Reichert's English 10 students wrapped up first quarter with a “deep dive” Socratic Discussion about the deeper meaning of William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies.” (Note the inspirational conch shell in the center of the circle!) #celebrate379

Mr. Craig's freshman Ag 101 class has had a busy and successful first quarter! Students in the class have learned about various careers in agriculture, planned a community service project, and completed in-depth explorations of soil science and management, and dairy farm management. The class made visits to community farms operated by Erica and AJ Carlson, Rick Chaffee, and Cott Family Farms to look at various soil profiles. The class also visited the Wohler family's 4J dairy to learn about the daily responsibilities of the dairy farmer.
All these experiences have led to success in FFA competitions! The Clay Center team placed 2nd at the Land/Soils evaluation (tied for 1st!), and took 1st place in the Dairy Cattle Evaluation competition. Various students have had top-10 performances throughout the school year thus far. #celebrate379
All these experiences have led to success in FFA competitions! The Clay Center team placed 2nd at the Land/Soils evaluation (tied for 1st!), and took 1st place in the Dairy Cattle Evaluation competition. Various students have had top-10 performances throughout the school year thus far. #celebrate379








Mr. Roberts' chemistry students avoided the rain this morning and made sidewalk chalk artwork to help them visualize the periodic trends and atomic theory. #celebrate379


Mr. Phil Bone, Design and Pricing Manager from Wardcraft, came and talked to Mrs. Schooley's CAD students about his professional career and showed students some tricks with the 3D architect app, Revit. He was also given a tour of the Tiger House. #celebrate379



Yesterday, Mr Roberts' Chemistry students discussed the Periodic table and trends that happen as you move across the table. To help visualize this concept, students blew up balloons to represent the sizes of each element as they moved across the periodic table. #celebrate379


Did you know that it is Apply Kansas Day? Today and tomorrow only, anyone can apply to any college in Kansas for free! Seniors took advantage of this today with the CCCHS counselors and School, Family, Community Connections Counselor Lisa Last. #celebrate379
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation congratulates our 10-year USD 379 employees! #celebrate379

The CCCHS National Honor Society stepped up to donate their time at the Harvesters food distribution today at the Fairgrounds. Student leaders giving back! #celebrate379

Mrs. Affolter's Teaching as a Career class is hosting a chance for upperclassmen who have completed all their math credits to earn some cash back for their scientific calculators by selling them to freshmen who need one for their math and science classes in high school. See below for more details! #celebrate379

The walls are going up on the Tiger House! The house has not been purchased. For more information on the Tiger House, please contact Mr. Young, CCCHS Principal at 785 632-2131. #celebrate379








The CCCHS YLinK is hosting NEON NIGHT tomorrow after the football game vs. Rock Creek!
Date: Friday, October 3rd
Time: After the Football Game until 11:00
Location: CCCHS Commons and Gym
Cost: Free!
Food: Donuts and Cider
Activities: We will play Grog and have an Open Gym
Open to ALL CCCHS Students!
#celebrate379
Date: Friday, October 3rd
Time: After the Football Game until 11:00
Location: CCCHS Commons and Gym
Cost: Free!
Food: Donuts and Cider
Activities: We will play Grog and have an Open Gym
Open to ALL CCCHS Students!
#celebrate379

Today, we thank our dedicated custodial staff across USD 379! #celebrate379

A BIG congratulations to Ms. Bott and Mr. Eyermann! A well-deserved honor for two GREAT teachers! #celebrate379

Mr. Wildeman is the new Biology/A&P teacher at CCCHS and has been doing a great job! Today, his Biology students were working on building cell models to
be able to describe the different organelles and their functions inside these cells. Students started with research and then began creating their masterpieces! #celebrate379
be able to describe the different organelles and their functions inside these cells. Students started with research and then began creating their masterpieces! #celebrate379
Mrs. Affolter’s freshman Earth Science students are reaching for the stars—literally! Using the Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, they discovered how color, temperature, and luminosity can reveal a star’s secrets, like mass and density. 🌟
They even spotted outliers that show how a star changes dramatically over its lifetime. 🚀🔭
#celebrate379 #mathisscience #modelingwithmath
They even spotted outliers that show how a star changes dramatically over its lifetime. 🚀🔭
#celebrate379 #mathisscience #modelingwithmath


