CMS 7th Grade APC class took a field trip to EnJoy Fitness Club to check out various types of equipment that we don't have in our CMS weight room, talk with Personal Trainer Alex about the importance of proper form and nutrition, and try out some gym equipment. We appreciate the community supporting our students and their goals!
On Saturday, May 3, the Connersville Middle School Academic Teams traveled to East Central Middle School to compete against eleven other middle schools. The science, social studies, English, and interdisciplinary teams all placed first place in their division. Overall, the math academic team, coached by Mrs. Woytik, had an outstanding performance by outscoring all eleven schools in the competition! Those competing on the science academic team include: Zoey Wooley, Will Mays, and Hailey Birgel. The social studies team consisted of: Tori Morris, Noah Richards, and Leah Birgel. The English academic team was represented by Kamdyn Heiber, Brynlee Bunch, and Maddie Welter. The interdisciplinary team included: Hailey Birgel, Zoey Wooley, Maddie Welter, and Leah Birgel. The math academic team consisted of: Zoey Wooley, Maddie Welter, Leah Birgel, Olivia Whitecotton, and Brady Adkins. Ms. Young, Mrs. Cornett, Mrs. Risch, and Mrs. Woytik were the coaches of the academic teams, and they were very proud of how these students worked hard to represent the CMS Spartans at the meet. Way to go, Spartans!
There will be no homework help this week at CMS.
TODAY IS THE DAY! We need your help! If you have not already done so, please fill our your "Intent to Return" form in PowerSchool by the end of the day today so that we can better prepare for next school year. Find out more here:
https://www.fayette.k12.in.us/article/2183696
CMS Soccer
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REMINDER! We need your help! Please fill our your "Intent to Return" form in PowerSchool by Friday of this week so that we can prepare for next school year. Find out more here:
https://www.fayette.k12.in.us/article/2183696
As part of our Health class Communication unit, students practiced essential phone etiquette through role-playing activities. They tackled real-world scenarios like scheduling a sports physical with a doctor’s office and booking a haircut with a barber or stylist. These practical life skills will serve them well for years to come!
The dates for the May Food Pantry/Clothing Closet will be on the 8th and 22nd, 4:00-6:00 at Little Spartans Preschool.
Mia Hartzell and Kirra Allen going above and beyond on their Ancient Egypt Pyramid Project.
FCSC Early Kindergarten Entrance Waiver
If your child turns five (5) after the August 1st cut-off date but on or before October 1st, the Fayette County School Corporation is offering a program for the 2025-2026 school year for early entrance to kindergarten. Please complete the application and return on or before the deadline of July 23, 2025. https://5il.co/1t3m5
Students enjoyed the Discovery Kitchen at Grandview with Chef Mirko. Our Discovery Kitchen program gives kids the chance to explore new flavors and learn more about the foods that Fuel Them!
The following revised version of the 2025-26 and 2026-27 Fayette County School Corporation Academic Calendars were approved at our Board meeting on Tuesday. Please note two added snow make-up days and one scheduled asynchronous eLearning Day.
Great things are happening at the Fayette County School Corporation!
We have an incredible team of educators here at the Fayette County School Corporation and it just keeps getting stronger. On Tuesday night, the FCSC School Board approved the hire of Mr. Andy Stover as Chief Operating Officer beginning this summer. Mr. Stover will replace the wonderful Mr. Randy Harris who has done an awesome job in his role and is retiring at the end of the school year.
Mr. Stover has most recently served as the Superintendent with our friends to the north, Western Wayne. During his four years leading the Western Wayne School Corporation, he has served as Board President of Whitewater Career Center, Board Member of East Central Special Services, and Board Chair of the Wayne County Boys and Girls Club. He has brought innovative thinking, chased creative funding sources, and provided great opportunities for kids to grow and thrive. Prior to Western Wayne, Mr. Stover served as an Assistant Superintendent of the Randolph Eastern School Corporation.
We are so excited work alongside Mr. Stover to make the Spartan community even stronger.
Great things are happening at the Fayette County School Corporation!
Information about the DC meeting.
