Hello, this is Dave Hire, Superintendent of the Coshocton City Schools, with several important announcements for all parents and staff.
First, tomorrow, Wednesday, February 10th, is a scheduled two-hour early dismissal for all students for Staff Professional Development meetings. Students will be released two hours earlier than their normal times. Tomorrow’s weather may change these plans and we will communicate any changes. If we are on a 2 hour delay in the morning, we will not have the early dismissal.
Second, as a reminder, there is no school for all students (both face-to-face and remote students) next Monday, February 15th in observance of Presidents’ Day.
Third, and this is a new change, all students will be on a Remote Learning Day on Friday, February 19th, to allow for staff COVID-19 Vaccinations that day. In order to complete all of these vaccinations, we will also need to have a remote learning day for the second dose later in March. Again, at this time, staff will be receiving vaccinations on Friday, February 19th throughout the day, and all students will be on a remote learning day.
As always, please check our website for additional information or contact your building if you have any questions.
Thank you for your attention to this notification and have a good evening!
This is Tony Meiser CES Assistant Principal with an important message to all 6th Grade gifted students attending the Virtual Connections Program tomorrow. Due to the snow and need to get student books into each 6th grade student's hands, we have collectively decided to postpone tomorrow's 6th grade Virtual Gifted Connections Day to Thursday, February 18.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and are looking forward to an amazing day together next week. As always if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at the school. Have a great evening. #CoshoctonPride
Coshocton City Schools will be on remote learning today for all students and teaching staff. Classified staff and board office staff will be notified by supervisors at 10:00am with work plans for the day.
Good afternoon. This message is for all parents of ALL students at Coshocton HS. This Wednesday (2/10) is a two-hour Early Dismissal for staff development. Bussers will be released first at 12:30, followed by HS and JH students. Also, the midpoint of the 3rd grading period was this past Friday. Please be on the lookout for Effort Rubrics in the mail this week. Let us know if one does not reach your mailbox. Lastly, next Monday (2/15) school will be closed in observance of the President's Day holiday. As always, give us a call or email me at grant.fauver@coshoctoncityschools.com if you have any questions. Thank you, stay safe, and have a good evening.
The 2020 Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities Dedication Award was granted to Coshocton Elementary’s very own Deb Gossett (lovingly known as “Gigi” to her students)! Mrs. Gossett has put her heart and soul into helping students for over 33 years. She began her career at Central Elementary, later transferring to Southlawn Elementary and has been with us at CES working in a Multicategorical Unit since the school opened. Mrs. Gossett has worked with students in all grade levels and numerous categories, positively impacting hundreds of children. Her coworkers describe her as a committed, caring, giving and humble person.
Each year The Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities offers a Dedication Award. This award recognizes a person, direct care staff, or group of people who are extraordinary in giving their time (paid or unpaid) to help others who have a developmental disability. They are selfless leaders and are always working towards promoting independence and making positive changes. The recipient(s) of this award showcases a passion for making advances in an individual's lives.
The 2020 Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities Dedication Award was granted to Coshocton Elementary’s very own Deb Gosset (lovingly known as “Gigi” to her students)! Mrs. Gosset has put her heart and soul into helping students for over 33 years. She began her career at Central Elementary, later transferring to Southlawn Elementary and has been with us at CES working in a Multicategorical Unit since the school opened. Mrs. Gosset has worked with students in all grade levels and numerous categories, positively impacting hundreds of children. Her coworkers describe her as a committed, caring, giving and humble person.
Each year The Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities offers a Dedication Award-This award recognizes a person, direct care staff, or group of people who are extraordinary in giving their time (paid or unpaid) to help others who have a developmental disability. They are selfless leaders and are always working towards promoting independence and making positive changes. The recipient(s) of this award showcases a passion for making advances in an individual's lives.
CES Student Council Shirt Fundraiser: Being kind is something we need more of in this world. Coshocton Student Council is doing a shirt fundraiser to spread awareness and make a difference throughout our school district. The shirt comes in a variety of colors and sizes with the saying "Be Kind (We're Watching)". We hope to see you wearing this shirt around our school AND our town with joy and a smile on your face. What is one kind act you could do today to make a difference in someone's day? Fundraiser ends 2-11-2021. Click on the image for more info!
Coshocton City Schools will be on remote learning today for all students and teaching staff. Classified staff and board office staff will be notified by supervisors at 9:00am with work plans for the day.
COSHOCTON CITY SCHOOLS WILL BE ON REMOTE LEARNING FOR STUDENTS & TEACHING STAFF on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2021.
**CLASSIFIED STAFF WILL BE NOTIFIED BY 9:00 AM.
Hello, this is Dave Hire with an announcement for all elementary school parents and staff.
We have received information about two additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in students or staff members at Coshocton Elementary School. We continue to work closely with the City Health Department and anyone identified as a close contact will be notified by the health department as a part of a COVID-19 investigation. However, no additional individuals in the school will need to be isolated or quarantined by the Health Department. Coshocton Elementary School will remain open at this time.
A letter has been posted on our school website under the COVID-19 Information tab directly below the banner at the top of the page.
We will continue to monitor all health situations and communicate additional information if possible. Thank you for your attention to this notification and have a good evening!
Coshocton City Schools will be on a remote learning day tomorrow, February 1st. Students and teaching staff will work remotely. Again, due to the weather and forecast conditions for tomorrow, all students will be on a remote learning day tomorrow. Thank you.
COSHOCTON CITY SCHOOLS WILL BE ON REMOTE LEARNING FOR STUDENTS & TEACHING STAFF on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021. #CoshoctonPride
As part of Board Recognition Month, Coshocton City Schools will be recognizing each of our Board of Education members over the course of the next few days. This evening we are recognizing Mr. Tad Johnson. Mr. Johnson is beginning his 32nd year as a Board of Education member. We would like to thank Mr. Johnson for all of his hard work and dedication in providing the best opportunities for the students and staff of Coshocton City Schools. Please join us in celebrating each of our Board of Education members this month! #CoshoctonPride
As part of Board Recognition Month, Coshocton City Schools will be recognizing each of our Board of Education members over the course of the next few days. This evening we are recognizing Mr. Steve Clark. Mr. Clark is beginning his 8th year as a Board of Education member. We would like to thank Mr. Clark for all of his hard work and dedication in providing the best opportunities for the students and staff of Coshocton City Schools. Please join us in celebrating each of our Board of Education members this month! #CoshoctonPride
As part of Board Recognition Month, Coshocton City Schools will be recognizing each of our Board of Education members over the course of the next few days. This evening we are recognizing Mr. Sam Bennett. Mr. Bennett is beginning his 10th year as a Board of Education member. We would like to thank Mr. Bennett for all of his hard work and dedication in providing the best opportunities for the students and staff of Coshocton City Schools. Please join us in celebrating each of our Board of Education members this month! #CoshoctonPride
A reminder for parents of all CHS senior students...Seniors must attend a mandatory Senior class meeting TOMORROW (1/29) at CHS beginning at 8am. This is for ALL seniors - CCP, Face-to-Face, and Remote. Important information will be shared. Parents - please make sure your child is in attendance and remind him/her to check CCS email daily for updates and reminders. Questions? Feel free to email me anytime at grant.fauver@coshoctoncityschools.com. Thank you, stay safe, and have a great day!
As part of Board Recognition Month, Coshocton City Schools will be recognizing each of our Board of Education members over the course of the next few days. This evening we are recognizing our current Vice President, Phil Hunt. Phil Hunt is beginning his 2nd year as a Board of Education member. We would like to thank Mr. Hunt for all of his hard work and dedication in providing the best opportunities for the students and staff of Coshocton City Schools. Please join us in celebrating each of our Board of Education members this month!
As part of Board Recognition Month, Coshocton City Schools will be recognizing each of our Board of Education members over the course of the next few days. Tonight we are recognizing current President, Dr. Jere Butcher. Dr. Butcher is beginning his 15th year as a Board of Education member. We would like to thank Dr. Butcher for all of his hard work and dedication in providing the best opportunities for the students and staff of Coshocton City Schools.
Coshocton City Schools will be operating on a 2 HOUR DELAY today, Monday, January 25, 2021.
Hello, this is Dave Hire, Superintendent of the Coshocton City Schools, with an important announcement for all elementary school parents and staff.
We have received information about one confirmed case of COVID-19 in a student or staff member at Coshocton Elementary School. We continue to work closely with the City Health Department and anyone identified as a close contact will be notified by the health department as a part of a COVID-19 investigation. However, no additional individuals in the school will need to be isolated or quarantined by the Health Department. Coshocton Elementary School will remain open at this time.
A letter has been posted on our school website under the COVID-19 Information tab directly below the banner at the top of the page.
We will continue to monitor all health situations and communicate additional information if possible. Thank you for your attention to this notification and have a good evening!