September 4, 2019To: Students, Parents, and School – Community StakeholdersFr: Kevin Smith, Superintendent Su: 2019 State Assessment Results Earlier today the Indiana State Board of... [Read More]

To:  School – Community StakeholdersFr:  Kevin SmithSu:  6th and Pearl IntersectionWith a focus on the safety of our children, the Covington City Council has approved making the... [Read More]

CSC SEL programming team takes part in the NCHS grant kickoff meeting on August 20, in Lafayette.  New SEL Coordinator Ryan Sowers hit the ground... [Read More]

To:  CCSC Staff Members, CCSC School – Community StakeholdersFr:  Kevin SmithSu: Middle School Dean of Students/SEL Coordinator Named In keeping with our commitment to provide the “Best... [Read More]

NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 13, 2019 Wabash Heartland Innovation Network Celebrates Grant That Will Impact Local High Schools The first round of grants have been... [Read More]

August 13, 2019 To: Parents, Staff, and School - Community Stakeholders Fr: Kevin Smith Re: New School Year With the new school year now four (4) days old I wanted·to take this opportunity to thank... [Read More]

Elementary Office Staff Middle School Office Staff High School Office Staff CCSC Maintenance... [Read More]

August 9, 2019To: Students, Parents, and School – Community Members Fr: Kevin Smith, SuperintendentSu: Steve ReynoldsAfter 28 years in education, including the last 15 as principal of... [Read More]

To:  CCSC Staff Members, CCSC School – Community StakeholdersFr:  Kevin SmithSu: School Administrators Named In keeping with our commitment to provide the “Best of the Best”... [Read More]

To: CCSC Staff MembersFr: Kevin SmithSu: Music DirectorPlease join me in welcoming Mr. Kyle Hartzog to our CT family. Mr. Hartzog has agreed to become the next Music Director for Covington... [Read More]

Good morning CMS

Lunch today is Hot Dog, Baked Beans, and a Cookie.

Breakfast tomorrow will be a variety of Breakfast Pizza.

Happy Belated Birthday to Peyton Brown

Happy Birthday to Evan Johnson

If you have sold any raffle tickets…drop the money and the ticket stubs off at the office this morning. Also, if you are not planning on selling your tickets…return them to the office…DO NOT leave them in your locker or backpack.

REMINDERS:

Applications are open for 2020 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, honoring students in grades 5-12 for making meaningful contributions to their communities through volunteer service.

CMS students, if you have volunteered over the past year, consider applying for a 2020 award at www.spirit.prudential.com or nassp.org/spirit.  Student application deadline is November 5, 2019.

Students: You are not allowed to stop at your lockers first thing in the morning unless you have permission from the office.  

The City of Covington is collecting new and gently used winter coats (adult and children

sizes)  for its annual coat give-away this fall. 

As before, we especially need children’s washable coats sizes infant

through 16, and all sizes of coats for men and women.”

 Coats may be brought to the City Building, 1329 Second Street, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm

(EDT) weekdays.  The city is also accepting monetary donations for the purchase of winter

coats.  In addition, between September 3^rd and September 21^st, coats may be donated at these

Covington businesses during regular business hours: 

• CentreBank, 315 Washington Street.
• County Market, 301 Third Street.
• Covington Public Library, 622 Fifth Street.
• Industrial Federal Credit Union, 413 East Washington Street.
• Old National Bank, 401 Washington Street.
• Vibrant Credit Union, 417 Liberty Street.

 Coat distribution will take place October 1st through January 31st from 8:00 am to

 4:00 pm (EST) weekdays, at the City Building, while coat supplies last.

 In 2018, the city distributed approximately 400 coats to area residents in need.

Additional information is available at (765) 793-3423.