🏃‍♀️✨ Exciting news, everyone! Track practice kicks off on March 10th, so make sure you're ready! 🏅 Don’t forget to grab your gear today and represent the team! 🥇 The order deadline is March 9th! Let’s show our support and gear up! 🙌🖤🧡 Check it out: https://cctrack25.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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🎉🏀 Game Day Alert! 🚀 Wishing our Boys Basketball teams all the luck today as they kick off the NCKL Tournaments! 🏆✨ 📍 Our 7th Graders are hitting the road to Abilene Middle School (500 N.W. 14th Street) with the first game starting at 4 PM. 🎈Tickets are just $4 for adults and $2 for students (K-12) — what a steal! 📍 Meanwhile, our amazing 8th Grade Team will be battling it out right here at CCCMS against Abilene at 4:30 PM. 🎉 Admission is the same—$4 for adults and $2 for students. 🐾 Bengal Alert: If you’re a Bengal, you get in FREE! And guess what? The first 25 Bengal Students to check in with the ticket taker will score a coupon for a FREE Hot Dog! 🌭💥 Let’s pack the stands and show our support for our Bengals! 🖤🧡 Go Bengals! 🐾 #LikeAChampion #BengalPride #GameDay
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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We are thrilled to announce that this week’s "Like a Champion" Pillar of Leadership award goes to Mrs. Alisha Brownell! Alisha is an exceptional and well-rounded educator who truly puts her students first. She seamlessly integrates her passions into the classroom and goes above and beyond to support all her students, not just those assigned to her. We are so fortunate to have her as a Bengal!
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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✨ As we wrap up the Winter Sports season, we just have to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to our incredible cheerleaders and their amazing coach, Jenna Beaver! 🙌 Your energy and support have truly kept us all pumped and motivated throughout every game. Thank you for being the heartbeat of our teams! 💖🏆 #LikeAChampion #Grateful #TeamSpirit #WinterSports
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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🌟✨ This week, we’re shining the Bengal Spotlight on Mr. Taylor's PAWS! 🐾 They meet daily from 8:10-8:30 AM and know how to kick off the day with a bang! ⚽️💥 Whether they're enjoying the great outdoors or diving into some fun PAWS challenges like dodgeball, this crew is all about keeping active! 🎉 When they're not in the midst of the action, you can find them bonding over Uno or other classic card games. ♠️♥️ It’s not all fun and games, though! They also take time to catch up on grades and work on assignments together. 📚✨ What a fantastic way to make the most of their mornings! Keep up the amazing work, Mr. Taylor's PAWS! 💪❤️ #LikeAChampion #BengalSpotlight #PAWSFun
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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7th grade band was in full gear today! After warm-ups, Mr. Eyermann introduced riffing, which is a repeated sequence of notes or chords in a song. He had volunteers come up and make up a strand of notes and beats that they then turned into a song. Pretty cool to see these young musicians taking shape in a unique way!
about 1 month ago, USD379 Communications
7th grade band was in full gear today! After warm-ups, Mr. Eyermann introduced riffing, which is a repeated sequence of notes or chords in a song. He had volunteers come up and make up a strand of notes and beats that they turned into a song. Pretty cool to see in these young musicians!
7th grade band was in full gear today! After warm-ups, Mr. Eyermann introduced riffing, which is a repeated sequence of notes or chords in a song. He had volunteers come up and make up a strand of notes and beats that they turned into a song. Pretty cool to see in these young musicians!
7th grade band was in full gear today! After warm-ups, Mr. Eyermann introduced riffing, which is a repeated sequence of notes or chords in a song. He had volunteers come up and make up a strand of notes and beats that they turned into a song. Pretty cool to see in these young musicians!
Art at CCCMS is an elective class that 6th, 7th, and 8th graders can take each semester. Today, Mrs. Argo had her 7th graders learning about contour lines (lines that define the outline of an object) by drawing their own shoes.
about 1 month ago, USD379 Communications
Art at CCCMS is an elective class that 6th, 7th, and 8th graders can take each semester. Today, Mrs. Argo had her 7th graders learning about contour lines (lines that define the outline of an object) by drawing their own shoes.
Art at CCCMS is an elective class that 6th, 7th, and 8th graders can take each semester. Today, Mrs. Argo had her 7th graders learning about contour lines (lines that define the outline of an object) by drawing their own shoes.
Art at CCCMS is an elective class that 6th, 7th, and 8th graders can take each semester. Today, Mrs. Argo had her 7th graders learning about contour lines (lines that define the outline of an object) by drawing their own shoes.
Art at CCCMS is an elective class that 6th, 7th, and 8th graders can take each semester. Today, Mrs. Argo had her 7th graders learning about contour lines (lines that define the outline of an object) by drawing their own shoes.
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
about 1 month ago, USD379 Communications
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
Social Studies teacher Mr. Lane has always found unique ways to teach his students about government and history. Today, his 8th graders were either creating infographic posters about historical events of their choice, reviewing for an upcoming test using Kahoot!, or writing a Primary Source Activity based on a source they found. Last week, Mr. Lane held a "Greatest Invention in American History" debate tournament. Teams debated each other in a tournament format to select a winner from each hour. There is great stuff going on in Mr. Lane's classroom!
UPDATE: CCCMS has withdrawn from the Hanover Scholars Bowl Met today due to the dangerously low temperatures and the potential for bus fuel gelling. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. 🌟 Wishing our amazing Scholars Bowl team the best of luck today! They’re off to Hanover for another exciting tournament starting at 5:00 PM (it should last about an hour). Families, we’d love to have you come cheer for our team! Just a reminder: if you plan to take your student home afterwards, please sign them out with a coach. ✨ Mark your calendars for Tuesday, February 25th! We’re thrilled to host our very own Scholars Bowl tournament in Clay Center at 5:00 PM. Let’s show our Bengal pride and support our scholars! 📢 Oh, and a quick update: today’s Boys Basketball game against Concordia is unfortunately canceled. Stay tuned for further updates! 🏀❤️ #LikeAChampion #ScholarsBowl #BengalPride
about 1 month ago, Tasha Siemers
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USD 379 will be on a two-hour delay for Thursday, February 20, 2025. There will be no morning preschool. Adjusted start times by two hours: CCCMS, CCCHS, and Wakefield: 10:10 AM LES and GES: 10:25 AM Bus pick up and door open times - Two hours adjusted from normal We will continue to watch the weather and the wind chill this evening and overnight. Our road crew will be checking roads early tomorrow morning. If the plan changes for school tomorrow, we will alert you by 6:00 am.
about 1 month ago, Clay County USD 379
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U S D 379 will be on a two-hour delay for Wednesday, February 19, 2025. There will be no morning preschool. Adjusted start times by two hours: CCCMS, CCCHS, and Wakefield: 10:10 AM LES and GES: 10:25 AM Bus pick up and door open times - Two hours adjusted from normal We will continue to watch the weather and the wind chill this evening and overnight. Our road crew will be checking roads early tomorrow morning. If the plan changes for school tomorrow, we will alert you by 6:00 am.
about 1 month ago, Clay County USD 379
2 hour delay
USD 379 will be closed on Tuesday, February 18th, 2025. No school or activities.
about 2 months ago, Clay County USD 379
school closed february 18 2025
✨ Save the Date! 📅 The PEP Meeting is just around the corner!✨
about 2 months ago, Tasha Siemers
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🌟🚨 Game Day Alert! 🚨🌟 Wishing our incredible Bengal athletes all the luck in the world today! 💪🐾 ✨ Our Lady Bengals are headed to the NCKL Tournament in Chapman at 624 N. Marshall Street, Chapman, KS! 🎉 Admission prices are super affordable: just $4 for adults and $2 for students. Remember, fans will be in the upper level of the District Gym, while our wrestlers and coaches will be down below. If you can, please stay up top to cheer on our ladies! 💖 Meanwhile, our Boys are ready to bring the heat right here at HOME against Chapman! 🔥 Come out and support your classmates—admission is just $4 for adults and $2 for students. And guess what? All Bengals get in for FREE! 🎟️🙌 📅 Here’s the schedule: - 7th Grade: - ‘A’ Team tips off in the District Gym at 4:30 - ‘B’ Team follows 10 minutes after the first game ends! - 8th Grade: - ‘A’ Team tips off in the CCCMS Gym at 4:30 - ‘B’ Team following 10 minutes after the previous game! Let’s make some noise and show our support! Good luck, Bengals! You’ve got this! 💙🐯🏀 #LikeAChampion #BengalPride #GameDay
about 2 months ago, Tasha Siemers
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We're excited to announce this week's recipient of the "Like A Champion" Pillar of Leadership award: Ashley Snyder! Ashley exemplifies all seven habits of leadership. She consistently delivers outstanding work and fosters strong student and staff relationships. Her positive attitude and ability to manage the school with kindness and respect truly stand out. Even in challenging situations, she maintains a smile and navigates frustrations gracefully. Ashley readily embraces challenges and does a great job helping other people with their own jobs. We are truly grateful to have her on our team!
about 2 months ago, Tasha Siemers
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We want to personally invite 8th grade students and parents to attend our High School Information Night, which will be held at CCCHS on Thursday, February 27th at 6 p.m. in the CCCHS Auditorium. We will be discussing all information related to transitioning to CCCHS next fall.
about 2 months ago, USD379 Communications
We want to personally invite 8th grade students and parents to attend our High School Information Night, which will be held at CCCHS on Thursday, February 27th at 6 p.m. in the CCCHS Auditorium. We will be discussing all information related to transitioning to CCCHS next fall.
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
about 2 months ago, USD379 Communications
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
The USD 379 County Spelling Bee was held today at CCCHS. After working their way through their building spelling bee competitions earlier in the year, 4th through 8th graders from around the district competed to earn the title of Spelling Bee champion. In the end, it was a Sister Spell Off! Kate Larson finished first, with her sister Rosie finishing as the alternate. Kate will now move on to the Sunflower State Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 22 in Salina. Congratulations to winners and all of the contestants. Standing up in front of an audience takes some guts!
Reminder No School tomorrow Friday, February 14th.
about 2 months ago, Tasha Siemers
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🌟 Hey, Bengals Nation! 🌟 Today is a big day for our CCCMS family! 🎉 First up, we’re sending all the good vibes to our incredible spellers competing in the District Spelling Bee this morning at 9:30 AM. 📚✨ But that’s not all! Our Scholars Bowl team is heading to Manhattan to show off their skills at Luckey, and our awesome Boys Basketball teams are ready to hit the court right here at home against Marysville! 🏀🔥 🕒 Here’s the game lineup: - 7th Grade: 'A' team tips off at 4:30 PM, followed by the 'B' team shortly after. - 8th Grade: 'A' team also starts at 4:30 PM, with the 'B' team to follow at the CCCMS Gym. 💵 Admission is just $4 for adults and $2 for students, but guess what? Bengals get in FREE! 🙌 Let's pack the stands and show our support! Good luck to all our teams today—let’s bring home some victories! 💙🐅 #LikeAChampion #BengalsPride #CCCMS #SpellingBee #GoBengals
about 2 months ago, Tasha Siemers
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USD 379 will be closed on Wednesday, February 12th, 2025. No school or activities.
about 2 months ago, Clay County USD 379
School will be closed Wednesday, February 12th, 2025