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Winter Concerts!
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Students Attend National Conference! By Madeline McClellan, teacher
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Madeline McClellan, Mariah McClain, Jasmine Ott, Dajeun Dickerson, Alex Drivas, and Tiana Walker (front) attended the MSAN conference.
At the beginning of November, four CCSD high school students traveled to the MSAN National Conference. MSAN, Multicultural Student Achievement Network, is a national coalition of multicultural schools that learn and work together to
improve access, opportunity, and achievement for students of color. The MSAN goal and vision are for students to have an active role in and to feel empowered to change and improve diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, and antiracism in
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! A message from Superintendent Talbert
Dear CCS families, staff, and community, It’s the most wonderful time of the year! We have band shows, choir shows, and possibly some visits from the jolly big guy at many of our buildings. I hope you will find some time to take in a holiday performance this month. The full schedule is on Page 4. If you can’t make it out, all of our shows will be available on demand on Channel 11.
Jeff Talbert, Superintendent
It’s also the season of cold weather and possible snow days. I know I don’t have to remind anyone that we do live in Ohio where snow, ice, and cold are a normal, expected
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part of winter. Meaning, it is more likely than not that schools will remain open. But, we will always seek to determine if the weather is “hazardous.” This includes looking at forecasts to determine the predicted temperature, wind chill, and snow accumulation. We will monitor the roads and decide if they are too hazardous for buses to navigate safely. We also consider whether the walking and waiting times at the bus stops are hazardous. Finally, we will always weigh the educational and physical needs of our students. Continued On Page 9 u
public schools. This year’s conference was attended by sophomore Dajeun Dickerson, juniors Alexander Drivas and Mariah McClain of McKinley High School, and freshContinued On Page 5 u
Anyone For a Game of Chess?
Worley students take a break from the computers and pads, to play a handson game of strategy! Read the Story On Page 7 u
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