Churchville-Chili

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 January 15: one full remote CES student and one MS staff member.  

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on January 14: two hybrid and one full remote HS students.

The intersection of history with real life adds a new dimension to learning. Fourth-graders at CES experienced this when a class reading project on the eruption of Vesuvius at Pompeii grew into a real-time Zoom visit with volcano expert Amelia Winner, from the University of Oregon.

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on January 13: one CES hybrid student, one FRS hybrid student and one remote HS student.

It’s been a tough year for students everywhere, but seventh-graders in teacher Charmagne Dodd’s art class learned how to use the art of Zentangle® to create beautiful patterns and enjoy the focused mindfulness of creative process. See their work in the MS library thru January!

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on January 12: two FRS hybrid students and one CES staff member.  

Middle School students in teacher Katie French’s class have recently been learning what goes into planning and launching a small business. Their project based learning (PBL) challenge required them to explore all the aspects of starting their own hot cocoa café.  

This message is to inform you that the following individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on January, 9, 10 or 11: one CES hybrid student, two MS hybrid students, four HS hybrid students, one MS staff member and one HS staff member. 

Every year, elementary school students look forward to learning holiday dance routines from visiting “big kids” from the high school. In this strange year of social distancing, dance instructor Janelle Hernandez and her Dance II and Dance Excel classes had to come up with new ways to connect with the little ones.

Students in the three Houses at Churchville-Chili Middle School were busy collecting non-perishable food items this December. Their goal was to share it all with the Pearce Food Pantry in North Chili.  

This year, the HS Coffee Cart has been absent from the halls due to COVID-19, but Life Skills students chose to use some of the proceeds from last year’s business to fund holiday food donations to the Pearce Food Pantry in North Chili.

For only the second time in school history, C-C Saint Joseph Carrozzi has bowled a 300 game. How cool is that?

Congratulations to our December Students, Teacher and Staff Member of the Month!

This holiday season, guests at Rochester’s Open Door Mission will receive bright gift bags, each personalized with words of hope from students in Churchville-Chili Senior High School’s Leo Club.