Thank you so much to the Knights of Columbus for their donation to our Cony Cupboard run by our Cony Teen Board. The cupboard is typically stocked with food for our students who need it. We were running out of food! We truly appreciate their generosity.
PE2 teachers Alycia Nored and Don Plourde are helping their students build teamwork skills through competitive games like “cone flipping.” In this activity, the first team to flip all of their cones upright wins, which is much harder than it looks! These games encourage students to communicate and collaborate, building trust that carries over when they face challenges together on the ropes course.
Cony art created by our students!
Seniors!
Attention all Middle School Winter sports players and parents/guardians!
Students in Jeff DeJongh's Introduction to Robots class are learning how to program robots. This lesson's objective was to program the robot's distance sensor to find objects and the optical sensor in order to push objects off of the platform without the robot falling off the side.
Students in Darren Joyce's Issues of Modern Times class are learning not only about current events but also how to discuss them thoughtfully. They research topics, develop arguments for or against various issues, and debate in class using established norms. The class has become so popular that students are forming an interest club on Current Events & Debate Club at Cony.
The Cony Key Club is hosting their annual Calloway Coffeehouse on Oct. 23rd! All are welcome to see this special event. Donations are accepted at the door. All donations go to the Family Violence Project.
We are so excited for our Fall Aspirations Day 2025 at Cony Middle and High School. Every grade level has scheduled activities focused on preparing them for their futures! This is happening on Tuesday, October 7th! Go Rams!
8th grade teachers Mrs. Dauite and Mrs. Jackman took all of their classes out for a cross-team outdoor activity where students completed a scavenger hunt by making qualitative and quantitative observations. It was lots of fun!
Wonderful Homecoming Dance 2025!
Cony Progress Reports are ready! Check out your student's progress on Web2School! If you don't have a web2school login, be sure to call us on Monday.
Cony German students Molly Dennett and Alex Karagiannes, along with their German teacher, Deborah Backman, are spending their weekend at a soccer-themed German immersion camp in Estes Park, Colorado, in anticipation of the upcoming 2026 World Cup. They are joining 34 other students from PASCH schools from across the US, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Canada. As one of only 14 PASCH schools in the United States, Cony students receive awesome opportunities such as this weekend to use their German outside of the classroom, thanks to the support of the Goethe Institut.
Sign up for MS and HS parent teacher conferences!
Every month our staff selects a student of the month for every grade and for the Middle School every team.
Here are our September Students of the month:
The High School:
9th grade Farah Alkattea,
10th grade Libby Grant,
11th grade Kira Gregor,
12th grade Hannah Braman
The Middle school:
Grade 7
Team Acadia Mariam Qamar, Team Rangeley Rudy Adair
Grade 8
Team Sebago Marcus Almazer, Team Moosehead Esther Salami
Congratulations!
Tickets are on sale for the High school Homecoming Dance until tomorrow, Friday 10/3 during lunches. No tickets are sold at the dance!
Happy School Custodian Appreciation Day to our amazing Cony custodial team! Thank you for everything you do for our school, staff and students! Go Rams!
Help us improve our attendance rates for October! Here are our attendance rates by grade for September! Right now, 8th grade is leading our school! Go Rams!
Homecoming Week!
Cony is lucky to participate in the Olympia Snowe Leadership Institute's Fall Conference. Every year the faculty nominate 5 freshmen girls for this prestigious honor. The students then participate in leadership development until they graduate. The Institute is in 38 schools in all 16 counties in Maine . Cony is lucky to be a part of this opportunity. Thank you to Lisa Plourde for coordinating the program and our Olas (community volunteers) who volunteer their time to advise each group. Congratulations to these students.
