8th Recognition Assembly, part 1
We held an amazing recognition assembly for our Grade 8 students. Congratulations to all!
Don't forget to sign up for our Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, February 26th from 4:00-7:30pm. Here is the link: PTCFast.com/schools/Cony_Middle_and_High_School
Don't forget about this important information night Tuesday, Feb. 24th at 6:00pm for the Class of 2030 (8th graders)
Due to the incoming storm, all Augusta schools and administrative offices will be closed Monday, February 23, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, not a remote learning day.
Parent, Guardians of Grade 8 students,
Please join us for a presentation of transitioning your Grade 8 students to High School. We will cover all of the important information! Grade 8 students are welcome too!
HS Recognition Assembly, Quarter 2
High School Recognition Assembly, quarter 2
High School Recognition Assembly for Quarter 2, part 1
February 14-21 is Love Teaching Week. We’ll be celebrating through the end of February. To get us started, here are a few reasons why Cony teachers love what they do ❤️
Congratulations to Joe Knapp - 1st place 400m Indoor Track
Cony sophomore Eli Burnham sets a new school record on the way to a KVAC championship in the 200IM with a time of 1:59.5. Eli’s is part of the Capital Area Sturgeon that competes as a team with members from Cony, Gardiner, and Hall-Dale. Congrats Eli!
As a result of the storm, all Augusta schools will have a two hour delay today, 2/11/2026. 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.
Congratulations to the January Students of the Month
High School
9th Grade – Ellianna Bartlett
10th Grade – Khloe Price
11th Grade – Kadie Burns
12th Grade –Ezekiel Evans
Middle School
Acadia Oliver Miville
Moosehead Ghazal Daaboul
Sebago Grayson Masse
Rangeley Adam Gilmore
Join our team!
Cony Winter Carnival is next week Feb. 9-13th
See the plans of some of the Class of 2026! Go Rams!
Cony held our annual Humanity Day last week. The theme of the presentations was Words Count. The Middle School Civil Rights team and their advisor Mr. Smith did one presentation. The High School Civil Rights team and their advisor Mr. Veit did another presentation. The Middle school and high school listened to both presentations. Go Rams!
Superintendent Tracy held a Leadership Luncheon for High School students last week.
Micole Moore's ESOL class used problem solving and teamwork to build towers from Index Cards. The students enjoy the hands on learning and worked on their communication skills.
Congratulations to all of the Augusta Music Department students who participated in the MMEA District 3 Honors Festival!
