As we have new information to share and release updates to our parents and community we will post everything to one site. Click here for the latest on COVID-19. READ MORE >
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” Those famous words, written by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his 1963 “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” point to the idea that people everywhere have a moral... READ MORE >
Monday, July 20, 2020 Dear Cavalier Community, I know many of you have been waiting (you have no idea how much your patience and understanding is appreciated!!) for our “return to school” plans if we continue to be in Phase 4 (or in any of the other phases). We plan to have options for those who need/want to have their children in school face to face, and... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the 2020 Graduating Class! To view the CHS Senior Honors Night event, click here. READ MORE >
Hello Seniors, I am excited to reach out to you regarding Decision Day! Decision Day is our annual event where we celebrate your next steps in life. This event will have to look a little bit different this year, but we'll still want to recognize your next steps in life and give out some fun prizes too! To help this event happen, we need all seniors to fill out... READ MORE >
Impact in Your Community School lunches. Plans for highways. Support for firefighters and families in need. Census results affect your community every day. Please take a few minutes and do your part. Go to 2020census.gov READ MORE >
The 2020 Census will provide a snapshot of our nation—who we are, where we live, and so much more. The results of this once-a-decade count determine the number of seats each state has in the House of Representatives. They are also used to draw congressional and state legislative districts. Over the next decade, lawmakers, business owners, and many others... READ MORE >
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The Corunna Educational Foundation awarded $4,994 in teacher mini-grants for members of the Corunna Public Schools’ teaching staff at their regular January meeting. The following teachers were awarded mini-grants up to $300 each: Candice Rivette, Amanda Haycock, Amanda Danek, Tonya Trimble, Sheryl Bauman, Kim Kiesling, Tami Basso, April Bentler, Kyle Robinson, and... READ MORE >
If you graduated from Corunna High School and served in the military or know someone who has please help us build this commemorative project by clicking the link below. Hard copies of the form may also be found at the administration building at 124 North Shiawassee Street, Corunna. Please call (989) 743-3441 with... READ MORE >
Begindergarten and Kindergarten packets for Fall 2020 (click on the link below). Please call (989) 743-1579 with questions.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CVEym32zwOfLZovuJ4hYwOCIg-RVr_dB/view READ MORE >
Corunna Public Schools' Educational Foundation Scholarships 2020https://drive.google.com/a/cor... READ MORE >
https://drive.google.com/a/corunna.k12.mi.us/file/d/1EIonMJ8jEwIKdPL0WhnIiGtiU1EqS0pU/view?usp=sharing SIS Take Home https://drive.google.com/a/corunna.k12.mi.us/file/d/1PGMHuc5OfbV8STyUywFqfDgoUgkj_Llh/view?usp=sharing Poster about education option 2 ... READ MORE >
Corunna Public Schools’ February 2020 Employee of the Month April Bentler has been named February Employee of the Month. She was honored during the February 24 Board of Education meeting held at Corunna High School. April became a substitute teacher for the district in December of 2005. She was hired as a paraprofessional in September of 2008,... READ MORE >
POSITION Corunna Public Schools is looking for a full-time, second shift, EDUStaff custodian. We are looking to hire only the best. JOB DESCRIPTION The full-time custodian will work second shift. The employee shall have such knowledge, skills and abilities as may be required to... READ MORE >
Community input meetings Beginning next week I will begin holding several informal community input meetings as we continue to look at the present status of our schools and where we want to go in the future. I believe wholeheartedly that Corunna offers the best opportunities, educational environment, and family atmosphere where your child can excel. I also... READ MORE >
PIXELLOT OFFERS FANS OF CAVALIER ATHLETICS AN “EYE IN THE SKY” - Recently we expanded our PIXELLOT filming capabilities with the installation of cameras in the Middle School gymnasium, as well as the Nick Annese Athletic Field! We are excited to offer LIVE and ON-DEMAND video of events held in all 3 of these facilities with a paid subscription link:... READ MORE >
Take Your Lady To The Dance!Preparations for the Daddy Daughter Dance (January 28) are complete. The DJ and Hickory Lane Photographer are all ready. The gifts are boxed up and the refreshments are awaiting pickup. The weather looks like it should be a nice evening for travel. Tickets are on sale through Friday, January 24th. Click on the link for the flyer... READ MORE >
Health Department Reports Suspect Case of Pediatric Influenza (Flu-Related) Death The Shiawassee County Health Department (SCHD) is reporting a suspect case of an influenza-associated pediatric death. Influenza claims the lives of children every year across the United States, which is why the Shiawassee County Health Department is urging residents to get... READ MORE >
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dv4YG3yn5DVO2h5oSbI-wVXJmm5y2Syr/viewfor all the details! READ MORE >
Making Memories to Treasure! Tickets go on sale January 6, 2020. Flyers will be available in all school buildings, central office, and on the district's website under departments-Community Education. https://drive.google.com/a/cor... READ MORE >
CHAMPIONSHIP BANNERSCAVALIER ATHLETICSFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 2019 Would you like to own a slice of Cavalier history? Consider purchasing a replica State Championship, Runner-Up, or Final Four banner today! These custom printed banners are the perfect gift for the hard to buy-for Cavalier! Please complete the information at the link below if you would like to... READ MORE >
Remember- you can catch all the Cavalier sports taking place in the gym with a subscription to our Pixellot system! Plans start at $5.83/Month! Cameras are being installed in the MS gym & at 'The Nick' as well! https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/sc... READ MORE >
"The idea of Christmas, whether old-fashioned or modern, is very simple: Loving Others." -Bob Hope The Corunna Public Schools would like to thank everyone who helped us meet the needs of so many of our families this holiday season. The support and generosity were overwhelming and greatly appreciated. It is truly Great to Have Gold Friends! READ MORE >
Robotics Presents Before Board of EducationBoth teams, Codebreakers and Robotic Walkers gave presentations to the Board of Education on Monday, December 16. They shared their experiences at their recent competition and also their trophies were on display! On Saturday, Nov. 23, First Lego League Jr. team, Robot Walkers, participated in the Bulldog Classic... READ MORE >
COMMENDATION ELIZABETH NORRIS VOLLEYBALL Whereas: Elizabeth is a senior at Corunna High School. Whereas: Elizabeth was named a finalist for the Miss Volleyball Award in the state of Michigan for the 2019 fall season. Whereas: Elizabeth was a unanimous 1st Team All-Conference... READ MORE >
To Those Who Love the Class of 2020: Parents, grandparents, aunt and uncles, siblings, and friends can place a senior sendoff ad in the yearbook. It’s a great place to show off those creative senior pictures has had taken outdoors, with pets or with props, etc. The only way to secure a space in the yearbook is to pay for the ad up front. We accept checks made... READ MORE >
CHS Yearbooks are on sale through December 20 with Mrs. Hilewsky in room 112 with cash or check or on yearbookforever.com with a credit/debit card. Parents: this could be a great holiday present for your 8-12th grade children! If you would like to give your child a certificate to show that you have purchased his/her yearbook, you can see Mrs. Hilewsky and she will... READ MORE >
POSITION Corunna Public Schools is looking for Substitutes for Children’s Services Childcare and Preschool Program. We are looking to hire only the best. JOB DESCRIPTION Work on an as needed basis in our preschool and childcare program. JOB / DISTRICT / COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Corunna Public Schools is looking for the best substitutes for Children’s... READ MORE >
Tammy Richardson is an office manager at Corunna High School. She began working at CHS and in the athletic department December of 2017. Tammy was first hired by the district in May of 2013 as a substitute paraprofessional. “I am so honored to have been selected to be this month’s Employee of the Month. Corunna has been my home all of my life. I attended... READ MORE >
POSITION Corunna Public Schools is looking for Substitute Food Service Personnel. We are looking to hire only the best. JOB DESCRIPTION Work on an as needed basis in our school kitchens to provide nutritious meals to our students and staff. JOB / DISTRICT / COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Corunna Public Schools is looking for the best substitute food service... READ MORE >
November professional learning event focused on improving grading practices Superintendent John Fattal, Curriculum Director Jamie Johnston, District Assessment Coordinator Dr. Kristy Walters Flynn, and Middle School teacher Kerri Himm recently participated in a unique professional learning event that welcomed author and presenter Ken O’Connor, an international... READ MORE >
Corunna FFA September and October Points of PrideSEPTEMBER: FFA meeting: 28 members attended the FFA meeting. Officers put on leadership activities and we discussed old business and new business. Project Red: Students traveled to Shiawassee County Fair grounds to guide 2nd graders from one station to another while they learned about Agriculture on Rural Education... READ MORE >
Kari Carnell has been named November Employee of the Month. Kari was honored during the November 18 Board of Education meeting held at Corunna High School. Kari was hired in September of 2010 as a physical education teacher at Corunna Middle School. “I am so honored to be the Employee of the Month. Corunna holds a special place in my heart and I love how... READ MORE >
Amber Szakal was recognized on November 18 by the Corunna Public Schools' Board of Education for earning a National Silver in Dairy Handlers at the National FFA Convention held October 30 to November 2, 2019 and for winning the State Dairy Handlers DE in July of 2019. Amber is a junior at Corunna High School and is the daughter of Jason and Leann Szakal. READ MORE >
Owosso Argus Press, 7-15-1964 Corunna Superintendent Ray Dennis points out where the new Nellie Reed Elementary School will be constructed at Vernon as Mrs. Nellie Reed, principal of the school and a teacher there for 41 years, prepares to break ground Tuesday morning. Others at the ceremony are left to right: Gayle Jones, treasurer of the former Vernon Board of... READ MORE >
Kari Carnell has been named November Employee of the Month. She earned her teaching degree from Aquinas College. She was hired in September of 2010 as a middle school physical education teacher. “I am so honored to be the Employee of the Month. Corunna holds a special place in my heart and I love how much of a family atmosphere we have here. People here truly... READ MORE >
Once a month (September-May) the Corunna Public Schools welcomes the community to a 1:00 p.m. luncheon at Corunna High School. The high school food service staff prepares a delicious meal for $3.75. Superintendent John Fattal is also in attendance and will speak about the district. There is a short program and plenty of time to visit with old and new friends. ... READ MORE >
Currently, our district's Backpack Program services approximately 70 students.Each week a food bag is sent home and contains breakfast, lunch, dinner, and two snacks to feed students over the weekend. The program begins in October and runs through May and costs around $1,400 per month to provide food for our students currently served in the program. Food and... READ MORE >
Students in Steve Bentley and Sam Shuster's English II classes at Corunna High School made two visits to Oliver Woods Retirement Village to interview residents and learn about their history as part of their "generations project." Students gave presentations based on earlier interviews with the residents that reflected the lessons they learned from each resident's... READ MORE >
Elsa Meyer Elementary first grade students learned valuable lessons about fire safety and prevention from the Corunna Caledonia Fire Department. Students were able to see the equipment used by fire personnel, practice how to direct the stream of water from a fire hose into a house window, and what it looks and sounds like if someone was trying to rescue them from... READ MORE >
Students in the Nellie Reed Elementary pre-first classrooms of Sheryl Bauman and Amanda Haycock had the opportunity to make applesauce. Students were excited to be able to wash, peel and cut the apples by themselves. The process gave students a better understanding of what it requires to take produce from our gardens and orchards and prepare for everyone to... READ MORE >
Ninety Corunna High School students and eight adult chaperones traveled to the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, MI. They all experienced a small-group docent-led tour for 90 minutes and then were able to meet and listen to Holocaust survivor, Mrs. Rae Nachbar. Nachbar survived the Holocaust with her four siblings and parents, but her parents were... READ MORE >
Kindergarten students at Nellie Reed Elementary are shown in the technology classroom of Tami Basso. Students are shown practicing their fine motor skills to use the mouse and move a cursor to a target on the screen. The children were happy, having fun and were fully engaged in the learning process. As the students progress, they will be taught to use the tools... READ MORE >
We had a great time at New Lothrop High School showing the students a first FRC robot and they were able to sign up for an upcoming interest night for the brand new team. Chance did a great job of piloting the robot, demonstrating its capabilities and representing Corunna. READ MORE >
There's STILL Always Something Good Happening in Corunna! Click here to learn more about the program to learn more about the program and how it benefits our students. READ MORE >
The High School has invited the VFW post and other area veterans to cider/coffee and doughnuts in the morning from 9:45 to 10:15 on November 11th. An assembly will take place in the Corunna High School gym at 10:20 a.m. All veterans are welcome. Please call 989 743-3441 to let us know you are coming. READ MORE >
We're excited to announce our new website and mobile app. We hope you like them! READ MORE >