Solar Eclipse Spirit Day is this Friday across the district!
Solar Eclipse Spirit Day is this Friday!
Calendar update: Due to the fact that we have had a mild winter, the District did not use all of its emergency days. The District will be closed on Friday, May 24th. This creates a 4 day weekend around Memorial Day.
The CPPHS Youth Activation Committee raised over $11,500 for the Special Olympics! On Saturday our Hawks did the Polar Plunge in Ithaca. YAC advisor Mrs. Pierce said the CPPHS YAC won the Cool School Challenge and raised the most of any teams at the plunge! Here are the Polar Plunge team and individual fundraising totals: http://events.nyso.org/site/TR?fr_id=3030&pg=entry
🖤💛 #TogetherAsOne #HawkProud #WeAreHawks
Reminder, Monday, March 18th is a Conference Day, no school for students.
JV / Varsity Spring sports opening schedule! Go Hawks!
2024-25 One Page Annual Calendar https://5il.co/2fccq
Incoming Freshman Family Orientation Night!
Ignite the Imagination Student Exhibition, at the Rockwell Museum
This student exhibition program at The Rockwell is in collaboration with the Corning-Painted Post High School art teachers: Wendy Brubaker, Maria Goldwyn, Sharron Holland, Birgitt Wolf Peterson and Megan Wukovitz. The Rockwell Museum values collaborating with CPPHS to cultivate a deeper appreciation and understanding of arts and culture with the students in our region. By exposing students to the arts and providing an opportunity for students to create and exhibit their own art at The Rockwell, we aim to inspire and empower the next generation of youth.
210 students from 11 art classes visited The Rockwell last fall. Students were prompted to explore the galleries, look closely and examine the diverse works on view. They considered how art reflects and connects to history, culture and our shared human experiences. They also looked at media and studied how the different works of art were made. Students were encouraged to think outside the box to thoughtfully incorporate aspects of artwork in the Museum’s collection into their own unique, expressive ideas.
Click on the link to learn more or stop by the museum to see the student work! #TogetherAsOne The Rockwell Museum
Incoming Freshman Family Orientation Night is Tuesday, March 26th from 6:30-7:30 pm in the CPPHS Theater
The Corning-Painted Post Area School District Transportation Department is transporting our future! The CPP Transportation Department is hosting a Job Fair on Saturday, February 3rd from 9 to noon at the CPP Transportation Department Building located at 2666 Goff Road in Corning.
Becoming a member of the CPP Transportation Department provides you an opportunity to make a difference and support students and families across our school district.
CPP Transportation is seeking candidates for Bus Driver and Bus Attendant positions. You’ll be able to meet with transportation staff, ask questions and even apply for positions right at the job fair. Come and learn about our pay, benefits, hours and training program!
Looking toward the future at Career Day
The 11th annual Sophomore Career Day will be held at Corning Community College on Tuesday, January 9th. Goals of the event are to build career awareness, expose students to new career ideas where there is a future need, provide students with ideas for possible career shadows and exploration and exposure to a college campus.
Career Day is sponsored by the Career Development Council, Corning Community College and CPPHS.
Approximately 375 sophomores from CPPHS and Corning Christian Academy have pre-selected three career topics that they will learn about during 30-minute presentations at Career Day.
Approximately 45 local business professionals will be participating, representing a variety of career topics including law enforcement, cosmetology, engineering, medical, trades, law, education and journalism.
Corning Hawks Green Out! To support the St. Baldrick's Foundation.
Retired CPP Business teacher/Dean Mr. Mike Sheffer recently presented to CPPHS Business classes on the topic of financial literacy. He talked to students about how financial decisions they make now can affect their future, understanding debt, student loans, credit and investing. He took them through an app-based (Troutwood) exercise on their phones that showed how investing at a young age can result in financial security down the road.
A group of Corning-Painted Post High School students attended a Career Development Council event at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center where they learned about Careers in Rehabilitation from physical therapists, occupational therapists, athletic trainers, and speech pathologists working there. Thank you to the Career Development Council for the photos and providing this opportunity for our students!
How the district makes weather related decisions https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2826/CPPASD/3746820/CPP_weather_closing_flyer_2023.pdf