Mr. Shufelt’s 7th grade math class collected and analyzed data on different topics, then evaluated each other’s data presentations via a gallery walk. The students focused on mean, median, mode, and range, as well as well as populations and sample sizes. Based on their analysis, they concluded that on average, 7th grade girls have seen more musicals than 6th grade girls. Another project examined how many sports are played by members of the boys and girls modified basketball teams.
Check it out! Here is the newsletter detailing the capital project construction progress that we mailed to district residents last week: https://5il.co/14fbv
We’re transitioning to a new notification system for sending automated phone calls, texts & emails. Parents/guardians and staff should get a welcome text from the short code 98900. More details here: www.cairodurham.org/page/alerts
We’re transitioning to a new notification system for sending automated phone calls, texts & emails. Later today parents/guardians and staff should get a welcome text from the short code 98900. More details here: www.cairodurham.org/page/alerts
The January 13th Board of Education Meeting is rescheduled for the following week on Thursday, January 20, 2022 at 6 p.m. All BOE meetings can be found on Board Docs here: https://go.boarddocs.com/ny/cadu/Board.nsf/Public
School Nurse wanted! We are looking to hire a school registered nurse for the middle/high school. Apply by January 7th. See details here: https://5il.co/13nue
Schools re-open on Monday, January 3rd. We hope everyone had a restful holiday recess!
As we head into winter break, the bulletin board reminds us of all the things that can make us peaceful… ☃️❄️🌨
All schools will dismiss 15 minutes early on Thursday, 12/23, for a state-mandated early release drill. Grades 6-12 will dismiss at 2 p.m. and PK-5 will dismiss at 3 p.m.
As winter break approaches, Cairo-Durham middle schoolers are "Putting the 'I' in KIND"!
In recognition of National French Week last month, Mrs. Karker’s middle and high school French classes were challenged with creating Eiffel Tower models using only spaghetti and marshmallows. These photos show the top peer-selected creations for Best Replica, Most Creative, and Best Structural Design. Bon travail!
Join us tonight beginning at 6:00 PM for the Middle School Winter Concert.
Can't make it in person? Join us LIVE:
6:00 PM for 6th Grade: https://youtu.be/S3ojFqL8haY
7:30 PM for 7th and 8th Grade: https://youtu.be/AbiMxwPrZzs
School Nurse wanted! We are looking to hire a school registered nurse for the elementary school. Apply by December 20th. See details here: https://5il.co/130oc
6th Graders Making Trail Mix In Math Class!
Great Work 6th Graders!
Congrats to the October Students of the Month, Maddison Conway, Angelina Pitcher, and Nicholas Olivett!
Congrats to the September Students of the Month, Patrick Panyan, Maribella Kastner and Kaitlyn Russell!
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, so middle school students and teachers have promoted an attitude of gratitude by listing things they’re thankful for!
Have you been to the middle/high school lately? The new combined entrance and outdoor seating look amazing! Not only is it more convenient but we love how modern and sophisticated it looks. There's also a new visitor parking loop in front of the entrance that is separated from buses and other traffic for enhanced safety.
Construction crews installed the new flag pole in front of the middle/high school just in time for Veterans Day
Students in Mrs. LaPierre’s Technology 8 class designed “Crazy Contraptions” to try to keep motion going for as long as possible.
