C.C.S. Dress Code

Spring in the North Country seems to arrive in fits and starts.  But yes, the first day of spring has officially come to pass.  With that comes warmer weather and more outdoor activity.  It might be a good time to take a few moments to review the school’s dress code and provide your sons and daughters with a gentle reminder of what attire is appropriate for school and what is not.  Some items in their wardrobes may be perfectly acceptable at home or at a picnic, but those same items do not fit the dress code of a public school.  Some clothes are highly fashionable and look beautiful when worn in the right settings, but are, unfortunately, not right for the conservative school setting

Would You Like to Host an Exchange Student Next Year?

We have information from two agencies this year, CCI (Center for Cultural Interchange), and EF (Education First Foundation for Foreign Study), for families who would like to open their homes to a foreign exchange student.  Students come from Germany, Brazil, Spain, Hong Kong, Norway, Colombia, Japan among many other global countries and cities.  If you are interested in CCI, contact Nancy Sandersen at 222.6042 or nancy4cci@aol.com.  For more information about CCI please go to their website http://www.cci-exchange.com/usprograms_home.aspx.  If you are interested in EF, contact Karen Houppert at 376.8706.  For more information about EF please go to their website http://www.ef.com/us-home/.