We have Winter Carnival next week! See the attached list of themes for each day!
Abby Morrill scored her 1000 point tonight in a 71-70 loss to Lawrence. Abby’s parents - Matt and Tammy and brother Jack are with her. Congratulations, Abby!
Our amazing Unified Basketball team played their first game of the season today! What a great game vs Boothbay! Go Rams!
We truly appreciate our school counselors! Thank you to Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Russell and Mr. Johnson. Happy School Counselor Week! You make our school a better place!
MPA PRINCIPAL'S AWARD at Cony High School (Augusta, Maine)—Hailey Johnson of Augusta a senior at Cony High School, has been selected to receive the 2025 Principal's Award, Principal Liscomb announced today. The award, sponsored by the Maine Principals' Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior's academic achievement, citizenship and leadership. Principal Liscomb commented, “Hailey has positively contributed to Cony High School. We are so lucky to have a student like Hailey at our school. In addition to her high academic achievement, she has been involved in so many of our student organizations and athletics. Hailey plays field hockey and lacrosse at Cony. She is an active member of Key Club, student council, Spanish club, the newspaper club, and has been the secretary/treasurer for her class. She is a huge part of the student based health center. The group finds ways of bettering students' physical and mental health through activities and programs. We are so proud of her and believe that she is so deserving of this prestigious honor.” Hailey Johnson and Principal Liscomb and other award winners and their principals will attend an Honors Luncheon in April. The Honors Luncheon recognizes these outstanding students with the presentation of an individual plaque and the awarding of ten $1,000 scholarships in the names of former Maine principals and MPA Executive Directors: Horace O. McGowan, Richard W. Tyler, and Richard A. Durost. The Principal's Award is presented in more than 100 Maine public and private high schools by member principals of the MPA, the professional association which represents Maine's school administrators
Key Club members volunteered at Farrington Elementary on Friday. Go Rams!
As a result of the storm, all Augusta schools will have a two hour delay today, February 3rd, 2025. Additionally, Gilbert’s AM Pre-K has been cancelled. The CATC AM session will be Cony students only and the PM session is as regularly scheduled.
District 3 Honors festival for Band
Cony students did a great job performing at the District 3 High School Honors Festival this weekend!
This is a lab students did in Ms. Wachtl's AP Bio. Students successfully transformed bacteria to glow under a black light by inducing them to integrate a plasmid containing a gene for a glowing protein from a jelly fish. To give more context, this is the process by which bacteria were created for life saving treatments such as the mass production of insulin.
As a result of the storm, all Augusta schools will have a two hour delay today, January 29th, 2025. Additionally, Gilbert’s AM Pre-K has been cancelled. The CATC AM session will be Cony students only and the PM session is as regularly scheduled.
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Youth night for Cony Girls Basketball!
The AP Government class recently had the opportunity to interview German politician Thomas Silberhorn. Silberhorn is a member of the Bundestag in Germany (the equivalent of the US House of Representatives) and the Representative for Transatlantic Relations for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party.
Prior to the interview German teacher Deborah Backman taught students about the German political system and the current political climate. AP Government teacher BL Lippert then worked with his students to come up with questions to ask Silberhorn.
During the interview, which took place via Zoom, students asked their questions, which ranged from how Silberhorn makes political decisions, to the upcoming German elections and how he anticipates the German government will work with the new Trump administration.
The interview was facilitated by the Goethe Institut and the PASCH program. Cony High School is one of only 14 schools in the United States that has been designated a PASCH school due to its strong German program. This designation provides Cony students with opportunities to increase their intercultural competency both in and outside of the classroom
A big thank you for all of the elementary and middle school students that joined in with our pep band tonight!
Good luck to all our Cony students who are competing or working at CATC Skills USA! We are so proud! Go Rams!
High School finals start on Thursday. See attached schedule. Semester 2, Quarter 3 starts on Monday, Jan. 27th!
Madame Bouchard's French 2 class recently completed a menu project and they used Google sites and AI to create some pretty incredible stuff! That class was followed by a day where students made some of their menu items and brought them in!
Congratulations to Rekha Goonesekere, Matt Serrano, and Arlo Shargo who are representing Cony high school at the Maine Music Educators Association jazz Allstate Festival this weekend!
