Congratulations to the four Spring Varsity sports teams at Cairo-Durham High School that are being recognized as Scholar-Athlete teams this season. The Girls Varsity Track and Field team (96.1 average), the Boys Varsity Tennis team (97.8 average), the Varsity Softball team (94.54 average), and the Boys Varsity Track and Field team (91.91 average) have all received this honor. To qualify as a Scholar Athlete Team, 75% of your team has to have a 90 average or higher during the season.
The Varsity Baseball Team lost a close game to league opponent, Watervliet yesterday, 2-1 while the Varsity Softball Team lost a non-league game to Lansingburgh 19-0. The Boys Varsity Tennis Team lost to Maple Hill 7-0 and have two league matches left this season.
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May 4, 2023
CDHS 2022-23 Q3 Honor Rolls Announced
CAIRO, NY – The Cairo-Durham Central School District is excited to announce its Cairo Durham High School High Honor Roll and Honor Roll members for Quarter 3 of the 2022-23 school year.
To qualify for High Honor Roll, students must record a grade point average of 90 or higher throughout the quarter. To qualify for Honor Roll, students must record a grade point average between 85 and 89.
9th Grade High Honor Roll:
Avery Amoroso, Kingston Czajkowski, Addison Hall, Aaylla Heines, Aylana Merrihew, Nicholas Olivett, Nathaniel Porter, Sophia Renning, Anthony Roeber, Kailyn Russell, Oliver Schrull, Aishwarya Thakur, Grace VanGurp, Zoe Vogel and Issabella Zelinsky.
10th Grade High Honor Roll:
Jessica Baeckmann, Ally Barnett, Andrew Esslie, Kevin Feeney, Rose Fucito, Alan Agustin-Lopez, Rachel Maggio, Natalie McGuire, Jenna Relyea, Kaylan Rennig, Loki Rhoads, Dezaray Riley, Lenesha Sanpal, Lindsay Shelhamer, Ryan Shelhamer, Mackenzie Sherburne, William Sallbohm, Drew Warner and Lauren Zecca.
11th Grade High Honor Roll:
Abigail Brandow, Marc Cammarata, Chloe Cunningham, Joshua Cuti, Olivia Franklin, Ava Goss, Alexander Gouza, Tashana James, Emma Kargoe, Skyler Kelly, Colin MacGiffert, Adrian McGuire, Ayla Neves, Kaitlyn Peterson, Echo Roe, Zachary Russell, Hailey Schrull, Charles Smith, Rhea Smith, Kaylee VanWagner, Zak Wagor and Tatyanna Young.
12th Grade High Honor Roll:
Antonio Brooks, Lauren Coletti, Braeden Deyo, Cierra Ford, Claudia Giure, Sadie Hall, Wyatt Handel, Lily Johnson-Cole, Caitlyn Loucks, Casey Macklin, Nolen McCabe,Shawn Moon, Hunter Nelson, Olivia Orin, Rachel Ott, Dean Parmelee, Trinh Quang, Angelina Saxe, William Sherburne, Connor Shields, Jasmaine Smith, Christopher Sperano, Catherine Stallbohm, Skyler Van Tassel, Gavin Warner and Daniel Winfield.
9th Grade Honor Roll:
Wyatt Cammarata, Abby Hartmann, Jade Mancuso, Emily Moon, Bridget Murphy, Jeremiah Newkirk, Logan Rhoades, Jonathan Saad, Nathaniel Underwood, Jacob Young and Joseph Zindell Jr.
10th Grade Honor Roll:
Brianna Frey, Dylan Galtieri, Adam Henry, Danasia King, Kaylie Long, Mackenzie Meacher, Isabelle Neves, Tenley O'Connell, Anthony Panicola, Richard Phillips, Luciana Ross, Natalie Ruger, Anthony Sanders, Gloriannah Santosky and Lauren Thompson.
11th Grade Honor Roll:
John Boz, Nova Conti, Grace Cuti, Elexzandreah Desmarais, Morgan Deyo, Minhtri Dinh, Ciara Falvey, Mirriah Hatker, Ariel Hewson, Cole Partridge, Selena Perez, Alberto Rivera Jr., Aidon Stannard and Savannah Thomas.
12th Grade Honor Roll:
Noelle Amoroso, Connor Bloom, Eric Butta, Christopher Clow, Connell Deyo, Zenn Hewson, Richard Hogan, Michael Ivery, Ryan Johnson, Mason Messenger, Saadia Nance, Ryan O'Connell and Rielli Webner.
To view the CDHS May 2023 Newsletter that includes a special message from Interim Principal Proper, key dates to look forward to and amazing accomplishments by students in grades 9-12, go to: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2363/cdhs/3007042/May_2023_Newsletter__3_.pdf
There will be a Car Wash fundraiser at CDES on Sunday, May 7 from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. to benefit the Class of 2023. Hope to see you there!
The Varsity Softball Team lost at Taconic Hills today by a score of 25-3 while the Varsity Baseball Team knocked off their opponent 9-7.
Wyatt Handel is the only senior we have on our boys track and field team and he was announced prior to the meet yesterday afternoon. Good Luck in college Wyatt.
The Girls and Boys Varsity Track and Field Teams defeated WAJ and Watervliet yesterday and lost to Catskill and CA. Lauren Zecca ( 100 meter), James Dorpfeld (Long Jump), Mackenzie Sherburne (800 meter), Jessica Baeckmann (High Jump), and Wyatt Handel (High Jump) all came in first place on the day.
In yesterday's sports action the Varsity Baseball team shutout Greenville by a score of 5-0 and the Varsity Softball Team was defeated by Greenville by a score of 17-0.
The Cairo-Durham Central School District would like to congratulate CDHS seniors Caitlyn Loucks and Chris Rogers on signing their letters of intent to play basketball at Columbia-Greene Community College! The student-athletes were joined by family and friends that celebrated them taking the next step of their athletic careers. Good luck next year as you represent Cairo-Durham on the basketball courts at CGCC!
There will be a Car Wash fundraiser at CDES on Sunday, May 7 from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. to benefit the Class of 2023. Hope to see you there!
Yesterday's Boys Varsity Tennis match versus Chatham was rained out and rescheduled to Monday, May 8th, at 4:30. The Varsity Baseball and Softball games at Greenville were also rained out and rescheduled to today (5/2) at 4:30.
Before the day concludes, the Cairo-Durham Central School District would like to take a moment to acknowledge all of our principals on National School Principals Day! Thank you, Christopher Stein, Rachel Pollard, Danielle Czech, Evan Klauber and David Proper for all you do for our Mustangs!
Last week, Cairo-Durham CSD celebrated Administrative Professional Day/Administrative Assistant Day! Thank you to following individuals for all they do for our schools: Elizabeth Bailey, Danielle Lacitignola, Mary Savoia, Shawna Post, Cheryl Dorpfeld, Georgia Houghtaling, Alyssa Wickham, Joanne Cleary and Dawn Drexler.
Looking to catch a game this week? Here's our athletic matchups for the week of May 1-5!
Monday, May 1:
-Varsity Baseball and Softball at Greenville at 4:30 p.m.
- Boys Varsity Tennis vs Chatham at CDHS at 4:30 p.m. (Double Header)
- Modified Track and Field vs Chatham/WAJ at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 2:
- Modified Softball vs Greenville at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
- (Senior Day) Varsity Track and Field vs Coxsackie-Athens/Catskill/Watervliet at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 3:
- Varsity Baseball and Softball at Taconic Hills at 4:30 p.m.
- (Senior Day) Boys Varsity Tennis vs Waterford Halfmoon at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 4:
- Boys Varsity Tennis vs Maple Hill at Ichabod Crane at 4:30 p.m.
- Varsity Baseball at Watervliet at 4:30 p.m.
- Varsity Softball vs Lansingburgh at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
Friday, May 5:
-Modified Track and Field at Taconic Hills at 4:30 p.m.
- Varsity Softball vs Coxsackie-Athens at CDHS at 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 6:
-Varsity Baseball TBD (Patroon Tournament)
The Cairo-Durham Central School District is proud to partner with Twin County Recovery Services in acknowledging Mental Health/Prevention Month for May 2023.
On Friday the Varsity Baseball Team lost to Chatham 14-0 and the Varsity Softball Team lost to Germantown 14-9.
On Thursday the Boys Varsity Tennis Team lost to Greenville by a score of 7-0 and the Varsity Softball Team lost to Lansingburgh 17-6.
The 11th and 12th grade STAR classes went on a college visit to Russell Sage College in Albany. The classes toured the campus and had lunch. This is the second college field trip the 11th and 12th grade STAR students took this year as part of the program's goal to expose the students to various colleges in the area.
Mrs. Gori and Ms. Edwards were the chaperones for the trip.
Ms. Jones' PreCalculus students were recently working on proving Trig Identities and she allowed them to work wherever they would like. The class posted responses on windows, whiteboards, paper and even a cardboard box. They were scattered around the room writing up their work. Way to go, students!
