All-Stars Chosen For Clinton Sports

The Clinton Central School Board of Education met Tuesday evening to discuss new business.

The meeting took place in the newly renovated elementary school media center and library.

CCSD Superintendent Christopher Clancy introduced Director of Pupil Personnel Services Elizabeth Dougherty to give an update on the work of the PPS Department.

Dougherty said the PPS Department has four main goals related to establishing a Collaborative Culture, Coordination between teachers, students, and parents, Consistency in providing support for students, and Communication between students, teachers, and parents about feedback and

support.

Pupil Personnel Services strives to provide an inclusive and welcoming culture at CCS and provide student-growth opportunities, according to Dougherty.

Collaboration is provided through a student and teacher-supported co-teaching model.

CCS teachers Laurie Dawes, Lauren Karas, and Tara Kellen spoke about their experiences under the co-teaching model and how it helps students develop socially, prepare students for grade transitions, and provide teachers with necessary opportunities to support as many students as possible.

Special Education has adjusted from a 12:1:1 model to a less restrictive ICT model this year, allowing students an increase in grade-level curriculum while maintaining strong support structure that allows for learning together and developing empathy in an inclusive learning environment.

Athletic Director Bob Bentley presented a winter sports recap.

The Varsity Girls Ice Hockey program finished 4-8-1 with two First Team All-Stars in Abigail Dicks and Emily Payne.

Gretchen Grimm was named a Second Team All-Star and Eliza O'Donnell was named an Honorable Mention All-Star.

The Boys Ice Hockey program finished 9-13 with Maxwell Williams named a First Team All-Star and Dylan Monroe, Jack Elia, and Nolan O'Brien named Honorable Mention All-Stars.

Boys Bowling finished 2-12 and won the CSC tournament at the end of the season against three other schools.

The Varsity Volleyball team finished 4-17 with Zeno Mummer named a CSC All- Star.

Brianna True and Olivia Pasiak were named Honorable Mention All-Stars.

The Girls Varsity Indoor Track and Field team won the CSC Division I Championship. Natalie Heselton, Josie Rioux, Wynni Davignon, Natalie Cortright, Andrea Jiminez, and Scarlett Skye-Stanton were named CSC Division I All-Stars.

The Boys Indoor Track and Field team won the CSC Division I Championship. John Musante, Alex Foley, Andrew Bashant, Wyatt Forbes, Henry Schweitzer, Jack Jacobson, Rowan Dawes, Zech Bolos, Ronan Milne, Jason Leonard, and Noah Eschenbach were named CSC Division I All-Stars.

Jacobson won the Section III Class B 55-M championship. Bolos won the

Section III Class B 600-M championship.

Isaiah Palmer, Milne, Schweitzer, and Jacobson won the Section III Class B 4x200 Relay Championship.

The Girls Varsity Basketball team finished 17-4. Alice Gaetano was named a first-team CSC All-Star.

Madison Rey and Devyn Roy were named Second Team CSC All-Stars. Charlotte Gale was named a CSC Honorable Mention All-Star.

The Boys Varsity Basketball team finished 4-17.

Ryder Stilz was named a CSC All-Star Honorable Mention.

The Boys Indoor Track and Field team, Girls Indoor Track and Field team, Girls Ice Hockey team, Girls Basketball team, and Girls Volleyball team were each ...