EARL LANCASTER -
A true pioneer of Corunna athletics and education, Earl Lancaster laid the foundation for much of what defines Corunna High School today — its athletic pride, competitive excellence, and even its very identity as the Cavaliers. Hired in 1936 and becoming Superintendent of Corunna Schools in 1937, Lancaster’s leadership extended far beyond the classroom and into nearly every facet of the school’s athletic tradition.
As Head Football Coach, Lancaster compiled an extraordinary 45-7-4 record and 6 league titles over seven seasons, establishing Corunna as a small-school powerhouse in Michigan high school football. His teams posted three undefeated seasons, including the legendary 1947 and 1948 squads, with the 1947 team earning recognition as State Champions — a team and accomplishment already honored in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
Lancaster’s coaching influence didn’t stop on the gridiron. He also led Corunna’s programs in basketball, baseball, and track, guiding multiple teams to championships and elevating the school’s athletic profile statewide. During his tenure as head basketball coach from1945–1949 his teams captured five league titles and three district championships with a record of 89-20. In addition, his track teams won league championships in 1947,1948 & 1949, demonstrating his remarkable versatility and coaching acumen across sports.
Beyond his coaching success, Lancaster left an indelible cultural mark on Corunna. Drawing inspiration from the University of Virginia Cavaliers, and with the suggestion of Coach Harold Balmer, Lancaster officially gave Corunna its “Cavaliers” nickname, establishing an identity that still proudly defines the school today. He also led the change of the school’s colors from orange and black to gold and black, unifying Corunna’s teams under a bold and timeless look.
A devoted community leader, Lancaster even volunteered his time to coach city league softball, demonstrating his lifelong commitment to student and community athletics.
Earl Lancaster’s legacy is truly foundational — as a visionary educator, championship coach, and the architect of Corunna’s athletic identity. His enduring influence continues to shape the spirit and pride of Corunna generations later, making his place in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame both fitting and everlasting.
A true pioneer of Corunna athletics and education, Earl Lancaster laid the foundation for much of what defines Corunna High School today — its athletic pride, competitive excellence, and even its very identity as the Cavaliers. Hired in 1936 and becoming Superintendent of Corunna Schools in 1937, Lancaster’s leadership extended far beyond the classroom and into nearly every facet of the school’s athletic tradition.
As Head Football Coach, Lancaster compiled an extraordinary 45-7-4 record and 6 league titles over seven seasons, establishing Corunna as a small-school powerhouse in Michigan high school football. His teams posted three undefeated seasons, including the legendary 1947 and 1948 squads, with the 1947 team earning recognition as State Champions — a team and accomplishment already honored in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
Lancaster’s coaching influence didn’t stop on the gridiron. He also led Corunna’s programs in basketball, baseball, and track, guiding multiple teams to championships and elevating the school’s athletic profile statewide. During his tenure as head basketball coach from1945–1949 his teams captured five league titles and three district championships with a record of 89-20. In addition, his track teams won league championships in 1947,1948 & 1949, demonstrating his remarkable versatility and coaching acumen across sports.
Beyond his coaching success, Lancaster left an indelible cultural mark on Corunna. Drawing inspiration from the University of Virginia Cavaliers, and with the suggestion of Coach Harold Balmer, Lancaster officially gave Corunna its “Cavaliers” nickname, establishing an identity that still proudly defines the school today. He also led the change of the school’s colors from orange and black to gold and black, unifying Corunna’s teams under a bold and timeless look.
A devoted community leader, Lancaster even volunteered his time to coach city league softball, demonstrating his lifelong commitment to student and community athletics.
Earl Lancaster’s legacy is truly foundational — as a visionary educator, championship coach, and the architect of Corunna’s athletic identity. His enduring influence continues to shape the spirit and pride of Corunna generations later, making his place in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame both fitting and everlasting.
CHARLIE CARR -
A dedicated mentor, teacher, and coach, Charlie Carr devoted over three decades to Corunna Public Schools, leaving an enduring impact on generations of student-athletes. Known for his passion, knowledge, and commitment to excellence, Carr coached multiple sports during his career — including boys basketball, girls basketball, football, and track — and played a pivotal role in shaping Corunna’s proud athletic tradition.
Carr started his coaching in 1977 as a freshman boys basketball coach before becoming an assistant coach for the 1983 Corunna Boys Basketball Team, helping guide the Cavaliers to the ultimate achievement — an MHSAA State Championship. His leadership, preparation, and ability to inspire athletes contributed greatly to one of the most memorable moments in Corunna sports history.
Later, as the Girls Varsity Basketball Head Coach from 1995 to 1998, Carr built a program defined by teamwork, discipline, and success. His teams captured back-to-back Conference Championships in 1997 and 1998, followed by a District Championship in 1998, earning Carr recognition as the 1998 District Coach of the Year.
Beyond the wins and titles, Charlie Carr’s legacy is rooted in his dedication to teaching, mentoring, and developing young people — both in the classroom and on the court. His 30 years of service to Corunna Public Schools reflect a lifelong commitment to the community and to the values of hard work, sportsmanship, and character.
Coach Carr’s influence extends far beyond the scoreboard, as countless athletes and students continue to carry forward the lessons he instilled. His induction into the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame honors not only his championship success, but the profound and lasting difference he made in the lives of Corunna’s youth.
A dedicated mentor, teacher, and coach, Charlie Carr devoted over three decades to Corunna Public Schools, leaving an enduring impact on generations of student-athletes. Known for his passion, knowledge, and commitment to excellence, Carr coached multiple sports during his career — including boys basketball, girls basketball, football, and track — and played a pivotal role in shaping Corunna’s proud athletic tradition.
Carr started his coaching in 1977 as a freshman boys basketball coach before becoming an assistant coach for the 1983 Corunna Boys Basketball Team, helping guide the Cavaliers to the ultimate achievement — an MHSAA State Championship. His leadership, preparation, and ability to inspire athletes contributed greatly to one of the most memorable moments in Corunna sports history.
Later, as the Girls Varsity Basketball Head Coach from 1995 to 1998, Carr built a program defined by teamwork, discipline, and success. His teams captured back-to-back Conference Championships in 1997 and 1998, followed by a District Championship in 1998, earning Carr recognition as the 1998 District Coach of the Year.
Beyond the wins and titles, Charlie Carr’s legacy is rooted in his dedication to teaching, mentoring, and developing young people — both in the classroom and on the court. His 30 years of service to Corunna Public Schools reflect a lifelong commitment to the community and to the values of hard work, sportsmanship, and character.
Coach Carr’s influence extends far beyond the scoreboard, as countless athletes and students continue to carry forward the lessons he instilled. His induction into the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame honors not only his championship success, but the profound and lasting difference he made in the lives of Corunna’s youth.
CHARLES JAMES “JIM” DUFFIELD -
A true pillar of Corunna Athletics and education, Charles James “Jim” Duffield dedicated his life to serving students, athletes, and his community with passion, integrity, and unwavering commitment. Over a career that spanned five decades in education, Jim’s influence reached far beyond the classroom and playing fields, helping to build and sustain the proud traditions of Corunna High School.
As a coach, Duffield made his mark by establishing and leading some of Corunna’s most successful athletic programs. He started both the Boys and Girls Swim Programs in 1969, serving as head coach for a decade (1969–1979). Under his leadership, Corunna swimming flourished, capturing MMB Conference Championships in 1977 & 1978 and producing a foundation of excellence that endured for years to come.
In addition to his success in the pool, Duffield guided both the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams from 1970–1979, compiling an impressive 65–15 record. His teams earned MMB Championships in 1971 and 1974, along with two Regional Championships, cementing Corunna’s reputation as one of the area’s top running programs. As an assistant coach for Boys and Girls Track & Field, Duffield helped those teams secure four MMB Conference titles, further contributing to the school’s rich athletic legacy.
Beyond coaching, Duffield played a central role in shaping Corunna’s athletic and academic environment through his leadership and service. From 1969–1979, he taught Business Law, General Business, and Business Math. He then transitioned into administration, serving as Athletic Director from 1979–1989 and later as Assistant Principal from 1979–1999.
His commitment to service extended into the broader community as well. From 1980–1989, Duffield served as a volunteer firefighter with the Corunna-Caledonia Fire Department, exemplifying his dedication to helping others. Even after retiring from Corunna, he continued to give back to education, completing an extraordinary 50 years in education.
Throughout his remarkable career, Jim Duffield embodied what it means to be a true Cavalier — a leader, teacher, mentor, and servant to his community. His impact continues to resonate through the programs he built, the athletes he coached, and the lives he touched, making his induction into the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame both well-earned and deeply deserved.
A true pillar of Corunna Athletics and education, Charles James “Jim” Duffield dedicated his life to serving students, athletes, and his community with passion, integrity, and unwavering commitment. Over a career that spanned five decades in education, Jim’s influence reached far beyond the classroom and playing fields, helping to build and sustain the proud traditions of Corunna High School.
As a coach, Duffield made his mark by establishing and leading some of Corunna’s most successful athletic programs. He started both the Boys and Girls Swim Programs in 1969, serving as head coach for a decade (1969–1979). Under his leadership, Corunna swimming flourished, capturing MMB Conference Championships in 1977 & 1978 and producing a foundation of excellence that endured for years to come.
In addition to his success in the pool, Duffield guided both the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams from 1970–1979, compiling an impressive 65–15 record. His teams earned MMB Championships in 1971 and 1974, along with two Regional Championships, cementing Corunna’s reputation as one of the area’s top running programs. As an assistant coach for Boys and Girls Track & Field, Duffield helped those teams secure four MMB Conference titles, further contributing to the school’s rich athletic legacy.
Beyond coaching, Duffield played a central role in shaping Corunna’s athletic and academic environment through his leadership and service. From 1969–1979, he taught Business Law, General Business, and Business Math. He then transitioned into administration, serving as Athletic Director from 1979–1989 and later as Assistant Principal from 1979–1999.
His commitment to service extended into the broader community as well. From 1980–1989, Duffield served as a volunteer firefighter with the Corunna-Caledonia Fire Department, exemplifying his dedication to helping others. Even after retiring from Corunna, he continued to give back to education, completing an extraordinary 50 years in education.
Throughout his remarkable career, Jim Duffield embodied what it means to be a true Cavalier — a leader, teacher, mentor, and servant to his community. His impact continues to resonate through the programs he built, the athletes he coached, and the lives he touched, making his induction into the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame both well-earned and deeply deserved.
HANNAH HOLLISTER - Class of 2020
A once-in-a-generation athlete, Hannah Hollister, Class of 2020, exemplified excellence across four sports during her remarkable high school career. Earning an extraordinary 13 varsity letters, Hollister’s legacy is one of versatility, leadership, and championship success.
In volleyball, Hollister was a defensive standout, earning All-Conference honors twice and surpassing the milestone of 1,000 career digs. She helped lead the Cavaliers to two District Championships, two Regional Championships, and a memorable Final Four appearance, anchoring one of the most successful volleyball eras in school history.
On the basketball court, Hollister brought intensity and athleticism, earning All-Conference recognition in 2019 while contributing to three District Championships.
In softball, Hollister was among the most decorated players in program history. A 3-time All-Conference selection and 2-time All-District honoree, she was a consistent offensive force and defensive leader. Hollister’s name is etched in the record books as a member of Corunna’s 100 Career Hit Club, while holding multiple school records.
Her success reached its greatest heights in track & field, where she became one of the most decorated athletes in Corunna history. A 7-time All-State performer and All-Conference honoree, Hollister was twice named Argus Press Female Track Athlete of the Year and earned the 2019 Lansing State Journal Female Track Athlete of the Year award. That same year, she captured three MHSAA Division 2 Individual State Championships — the 300m Hurdles, 200m Dash, and 4x100m Relay — helping lead Corunna to the 2019 MHSAA Division 2 State Team Championship.
Following her incredible high school career, Hollister continued to excel at the next level, earning a softball scholarship to Grand Valley State University. There, she became a four-year letter winner and one of the most successful players in program history, placing herself in the record books in three different areas:
From the courts to the field, and the track, Hannah represents the very best of Corunna Athletics — talent, dedication, and an unrelenting drive to succeed. Her name rightfully takes its place among the elite in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
A once-in-a-generation athlete, Hannah Hollister, Class of 2020, exemplified excellence across four sports during her remarkable high school career. Earning an extraordinary 13 varsity letters, Hollister’s legacy is one of versatility, leadership, and championship success.
In volleyball, Hollister was a defensive standout, earning All-Conference honors twice and surpassing the milestone of 1,000 career digs. She helped lead the Cavaliers to two District Championships, two Regional Championships, and a memorable Final Four appearance, anchoring one of the most successful volleyball eras in school history.
On the basketball court, Hollister brought intensity and athleticism, earning All-Conference recognition in 2019 while contributing to three District Championships.
In softball, Hollister was among the most decorated players in program history. A 3-time All-Conference selection and 2-time All-District honoree, she was a consistent offensive force and defensive leader. Hollister’s name is etched in the record books as a member of Corunna’s 100 Career Hit Club, while holding multiple school records.
Her success reached its greatest heights in track & field, where she became one of the most decorated athletes in Corunna history. A 7-time All-State performer and All-Conference honoree, Hollister was twice named Argus Press Female Track Athlete of the Year and earned the 2019 Lansing State Journal Female Track Athlete of the Year award. That same year, she captured three MHSAA Division 2 Individual State Championships — the 300m Hurdles, 200m Dash, and 4x100m Relay — helping lead Corunna to the 2019 MHSAA Division 2 State Team Championship.
Following her incredible high school career, Hollister continued to excel at the next level, earning a softball scholarship to Grand Valley State University. There, she became a four-year letter winner and one of the most successful players in program history, placing herself in the record books in three different areas:
From the courts to the field, and the track, Hannah represents the very best of Corunna Athletics — talent, dedication, and an unrelenting drive to succeed. Her name rightfully takes its place among the elite in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
GARY ZSIGO - Class of 1996
A gifted multi-sport athlete and fierce competitor, Gary Zsigo, Class of 1996, distinguished himself as one of Corunna High School’s most accomplished and versatile athletes. Earning seven varsity letters, Zsigo’s athletic career was defined by leadership, consistency, and excellence.
In baseball, Zsigo was a dominant force for three seasons, earning MMB First Team All-Conference and All-District honors each year from 1994–1996, while also being named Team MVP in both 1995 and 1996. In addition, he was a 2-time all state baseball player. During those three years, his earned run average ((ERA) was sub 1.00. In his senior year, Gary was the starting pitcher in the East-West All Star game at Tiger Stadium. A cornerstone of Corunna’s diamond success, he helped lead the Cavaliers to back-to-back MMB Conference Championships in 1994 and 1995, as well as District Championships in 1994, 1995, and 1996. His performance set a lasting legacy — Zsigo still holds 11 school records, a testament to his enduring impact on the program.
Beyond baseball, Zsigo contributed to winning traditions in other sports. On the football field, he played a key role on the 1994 MMB Championship and Regional Finalist team, helping power one of the strongest Corunna squads in program history. He also competed for two years on the basketball team, bringing the same work ethic and athleticism that defined his career.
After a visit from the New York Yankees, who were trying to sign Gary out of high school, Zsigo chose the collegiate level and continued his success at Michigan State University, earning three varsity letters (1998–2000) as a pitcher for the Spartans. In 2000, he led the Spartans’ pitching staff with an ERA of 3.95 over 68.1 innings, allowing just 30 runs throughout the season.
Gary Zsigo’s legacy is one of talent, determination, and excellence — a true representative of Corunna athletics who achieved greatness at every level. His name stands proudly among the elite as a Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame inductee.
A gifted multi-sport athlete and fierce competitor, Gary Zsigo, Class of 1996, distinguished himself as one of Corunna High School’s most accomplished and versatile athletes. Earning seven varsity letters, Zsigo’s athletic career was defined by leadership, consistency, and excellence.
In baseball, Zsigo was a dominant force for three seasons, earning MMB First Team All-Conference and All-District honors each year from 1994–1996, while also being named Team MVP in both 1995 and 1996. In addition, he was a 2-time all state baseball player. During those three years, his earned run average ((ERA) was sub 1.00. In his senior year, Gary was the starting pitcher in the East-West All Star game at Tiger Stadium. A cornerstone of Corunna’s diamond success, he helped lead the Cavaliers to back-to-back MMB Conference Championships in 1994 and 1995, as well as District Championships in 1994, 1995, and 1996. His performance set a lasting legacy — Zsigo still holds 11 school records, a testament to his enduring impact on the program.
Beyond baseball, Zsigo contributed to winning traditions in other sports. On the football field, he played a key role on the 1994 MMB Championship and Regional Finalist team, helping power one of the strongest Corunna squads in program history. He also competed for two years on the basketball team, bringing the same work ethic and athleticism that defined his career.
After a visit from the New York Yankees, who were trying to sign Gary out of high school, Zsigo chose the collegiate level and continued his success at Michigan State University, earning three varsity letters (1998–2000) as a pitcher for the Spartans. In 2000, he led the Spartans’ pitching staff with an ERA of 3.95 over 68.1 innings, allowing just 30 runs throughout the season.
Gary Zsigo’s legacy is one of talent, determination, and excellence — a true representative of Corunna athletics who achieved greatness at every level. His name stands proudly among the elite as a Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame inductee.
12-11-25:
Today's FR/JV Boys BB games will be played @ LF as scheduled.
HS Teams may have voluntary practice this afternoon/evening. Check with your respective coach.
All MS & Youth practices are cancelled. Stay warm and safe travels Cavs!
Today's FR/JV Boys BB games will be played @ LF as scheduled.
HS Teams may have voluntary practice this afternoon/evening. Check with your respective coach.
All MS & Youth practices are cancelled. Stay warm and safe travels Cavs!
BUTCH YERIAN - Class of 1990
A trailblazer in the pool and a cornerstone of Corunna’s swimming legacy, Orville “Butch” Yerian, stands among the most accomplished athletes in school history. Earning four varsity letters in swimming, Yerian’s dedication, discipline, and dominance in the water set a new standard for excellence at Corunna High School.
Over his stellar career, Butch was an 8-time All-State honoree, competing at the highest level across multiple events. His senior year was historic, he became the first swimmer in Corunna High School history to win a State Championship, capturing the 100 Breaststroke title with a remarkable time of :59.30. That same season, he also earned All-State honors for placing 5th in the Individual Medley and 2nd in the Medley Relay, leading his team to a 6th-place finish in the Class B-C-D State Finals.
Butch continues to be the most versatile swimmer in Corunna history. Upon graduation, he was in the all time top 10 of Corunna in every individual event. During his senior year, he was undefeated in the Breaststroke. Even decades later, Yerian’s legacy endures as he continues to hold school records in the Breaststroke and Medley Relay, a testament to his lasting impact on the program.
Butch’s achievements embody the spirit of Corunna Athletics dedication through long hours of practice both in the morning and afternoon and his name rightfully takes its place among the all-time greats in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
A trailblazer in the pool and a cornerstone of Corunna’s swimming legacy, Orville “Butch” Yerian, stands among the most accomplished athletes in school history. Earning four varsity letters in swimming, Yerian’s dedication, discipline, and dominance in the water set a new standard for excellence at Corunna High School.
Over his stellar career, Butch was an 8-time All-State honoree, competing at the highest level across multiple events. His senior year was historic, he became the first swimmer in Corunna High School history to win a State Championship, capturing the 100 Breaststroke title with a remarkable time of :59.30. That same season, he also earned All-State honors for placing 5th in the Individual Medley and 2nd in the Medley Relay, leading his team to a 6th-place finish in the Class B-C-D State Finals.
Butch continues to be the most versatile swimmer in Corunna history. Upon graduation, he was in the all time top 10 of Corunna in every individual event. During his senior year, he was undefeated in the Breaststroke. Even decades later, Yerian’s legacy endures as he continues to hold school records in the Breaststroke and Medley Relay, a testament to his lasting impact on the program.
Butch’s achievements embody the spirit of Corunna Athletics dedication through long hours of practice both in the morning and afternoon and his name rightfully takes its place among the all-time greats in the Corunna Athletic Hall of Fame.
Wed 12-10-2025
Tonight's Varsity Wrestling Quad is cancelled and rescheduled for Feb. 4th
Varsity Teams Only - may have voluntary practice today, between 1-5pm. Athletes should check with their respective coach.
All sub-varsity and Red Cedar practices / contests are cancelled.
The 1993 Corunna Baseball Team etched its name into school history with a season that set new standards of excellence and pride for the program. Under the leadership of Head Coach Tony Bohac, the Cavaliers compiled an impressive 27-8 record, capturing Co-League, District, and the program’s first-ever Regional Championships on their way to the Class B Final Four.
This talented and determined squad showcased grit, teamwork, and consistency throughout the year, marking one of the most successful campaigns. The team was led by Josh McCarthy and Joe Vondoloski, both earning All-State Special Mention honors. In addition, five Cavaliers were named First Team All-MMB, highlighting the team’s depth and overall dominance on the diamond.
The 1993 season remains a cornerstone in Corunna Baseball history — a year defined by unity, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence that continues to inspire future generations of Cavaliers.
This talented and determined squad showcased grit, teamwork, and consistency throughout the year, marking one of the most successful campaigns. The team was led by Josh McCarthy and Joe Vondoloski, both earning All-State Special Mention honors. In addition, five Cavaliers were named First Team All-MMB, highlighting the team’s depth and overall dominance on the diamond.
The 1993 season remains a cornerstone in Corunna Baseball history — a year defined by unity, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence that continues to inspire future generations of Cavaliers.
The 2015 Corunna Girls Bowling Team achieved a historic season that stands as one of the greatest accomplishments in school history. Dominating from start to finish, the Cavaliers rolled their way to the pinnacle of Michigan high school bowling, capturing the MHSAA Division 3 State Championship — the program’s first-ever state title. The girls defeated Coloma in the finals, 1233 to 1170.
Coached by Karla Scott and Ryan Koyne, the team displayed remarkable consistency, teamwork, and competitive spirit. Along the way, they were crowned Regional Champions and completed an undefeated 12-0 season to claim the GAC League Championship. Their dominance extended beyond league play as they also earned the title of “Best of the Best” Greater Flint Tournament Champions, cementing their reputation as one of the top teams in the state.
The Cavaliers were led by a trio of standout bowlers — Morgan Gilbert (1st Team All-Conference), Sierra Howes (2nd Team All-Conference), and Morgan Scott (3rd Team All-Conference). Notably, Sierra Howes set a school record with an incredible 2-game high score of 505.
The 2015 season will forever be remembered as a shining moment in Corunna athletics — a year of excellence and championship glory that continues to inspire future Cavaliers.
Coached by Karla Scott and Ryan Koyne, the team displayed remarkable consistency, teamwork, and competitive spirit. Along the way, they were crowned Regional Champions and completed an undefeated 12-0 season to claim the GAC League Championship. Their dominance extended beyond league play as they also earned the title of “Best of the Best” Greater Flint Tournament Champions, cementing their reputation as one of the top teams in the state.
The Cavaliers were led by a trio of standout bowlers — Morgan Gilbert (1st Team All-Conference), Sierra Howes (2nd Team All-Conference), and Morgan Scott (3rd Team All-Conference). Notably, Sierra Howes set a school record with an incredible 2-game high score of 505.
The 2015 season will forever be remembered as a shining moment in Corunna athletics — a year of excellence and championship glory that continues to inspire future Cavaliers.
CHS is hosting the MHSAA D2 Volleyball Districts on Nov. 4th and 6th.
Come cheer on your Lady Cavaliers as they play Lake Fenton Tuesday night, 7:00pm.
All Tickets are $7 and must be purchased thru GoFan. No Passes will be accepted.
Good luck ladies! GO CAVS!!
https://gofan.co/app/events/736828?schoolId=MI4182
Today's (10.12.25) Corunna Public Schools' Communicator https://cps-communicator.my.canva.site/october-12-2025
🚨 Michigan still does not have a finalized K-12 budget. Without one, schools like ours risk missing critical funding this fall—resources we count on for teachers, buses, programs, and school safety.
I’ve shared more details in my recent posts. Please take a moment to read them and see why timely, protected school funding is so important for our students.
👉 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YDEfOxyiIXwVT9LgYqn77q7jgC8FPfSHIVRF0WueeFw/edit?usp=sharing
Cavaliers Bringing Art to the Community 🎨
This fall, our Corunna art students will be teaming up with Supercone for an exciting community mural project! Together, our advanced high school art students and middle school buddies will transform Supercone’s fence and outdoor tables into colorful works of art.
Supercone is generously providing all the paint, and our students will bring their own brushes and creativity. Designs will be developed in class, with high school students sketching outlines and middle schoolers adding their ideas to the final plan. On mural day, teams of students will work side by side to paint their section of the fence or table, creating a vibrant display that showcases both talent and teamwork.
We are especially proud that this project has been designed to include all students, with aides and support staff ensuring every child has the opportunity to participate. This collaboration is not only a wonderful learning experience but also a chance to strengthen the bond between our schools and local businesses.
It’s a true win-win: students get to share their creativity with the community, and Corunna gains another reason to be proud of its Cavaliers!
This fall, our Corunna art students will be teaming up with Supercone for an exciting community mural project! Together, our advanced high school art students and middle school buddies will transform Supercone’s fence and outdoor tables into colorful works of art.
Supercone is generously providing all the paint, and our students will bring their own brushes and creativity. Designs will be developed in class, with high school students sketching outlines and middle schoolers adding their ideas to the final plan. On mural day, teams of students will work side by side to paint their section of the fence or table, creating a vibrant display that showcases both talent and teamwork.
We are especially proud that this project has been designed to include all students, with aides and support staff ensuring every child has the opportunity to participate. This collaboration is not only a wonderful learning experience but also a chance to strengthen the bond between our schools and local businesses.
It’s a true win-win: students get to share their creativity with the community, and Corunna gains another reason to be proud of its Cavaliers!
Sorry to interrupt your Sunday again -- that last link had some issues with how people can view on a phone .. try this link instead..
https://cps-communicator.my.canva.site/august-17-2025
I apologize again for the inconvenience!
Respectfully,
Mr. Fattal
Here's a link to today's (8.17.25) Corunna Public Schools' Digital Communicator:
Good afternoon! Here's a link to the first Digital Communicator of the 2025-2026 school year!
CHS Fall Sports start on Monday August 11th.
Be sure to have your Final Forms registration completed and your updated sports physical uploaded or turned in to the HS office. Athletes will not be able to practice /tryout until both are done.
https://corunna-mi.finalforms.com/
LET'S GO CAVS!!
Corunna's Olmstead pool is closed temporarily for maintenance. As a result, Open Swim has been canceled for July 14 & July 15. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Today's MS Track Championship meet at Davison is cancelled and has been rescheduled for next Wednesday 5/28.
Today's Varsity Baseball DH vs Carman Ainsworth is also cancelled and will not be rescheduled at this time.
