CCCS families: We need your help! We are reviewing our Return to In-Person Instruction Plan originally written in Summer 2021. This review is a requirement of the Indiana Department of Education. Please complete this short survey by June 17th.
https://forms.gle/j6i83QcvxCe5EBUi7
Please see the information below on how you can receive some free meals as the school year ends.
Congratulations to National Honor Society inductees in the class of 2023 from the outgoing class of 2022!
Our High School Orientation returns next week! We would love to see all parents/guardians of current 8th-11th graders in attendance this year. Plus, there's free food if you come! Please see the graphic below for more information.
Our annual Parent Scheduling Day returns next week! We would love to see all parents/guardians of current 8th-11th graders in attendance this year. Plus, there's free food if you come! Please see the graphic below for more information.
Love working (mostly) outside? Consider coming to work for Crawford County High School as our groundskeeper! The job is full-time with benefits. Applications can be found on the school website and submitted to the superintendent's office. Apply today!
Purdue Polytechnic hosted Crawford County and other local schools last week for a Bridge to College Program. Every Crawford County student got their rover built & coded correctly within the hour deadline. No other school was able to meet the task. Go Wolfpack!
Due to road conditions in part of the county, all Crawford County Schools will operate on a two hour delay today, Thursday, February 24th.
Due to refreezing of roads tonight and gravel roads in the county not improving much at all today, it would not be safe for students to be on the roads tomorrow. Therefore, all Crawford County Schools will remain virtual tomorrow, Tuesday, February 8th.
Due to the ice storm warning issued for our area, all Crawford County Schools will be eLearning tomorrow, Thursday, February 3rd. If a travel ban or state of emergency are issued or if homes are without power, students will have extended deadlines for submitting assignments. Friday & Monday will still be eLearning days as previously planned.
Please the attached information about great opportunities for 11th & 12th graders to preview some collegiate programs!
Our current hybrid schedule is assisting us in dealing with our COVID-related staffing issues. Therefore, we will be extending this plan for one additional week. All Crawford County Schools will be virtual on Friday, February 4th and Monday, February 7th.
Due to winter weather and for the safety of our cafeteria workers, food distribution is closing up shop for the day. Stay safe everyone!
Meals are available again this week for pickup for currently enrolled CCCS students. Meals can be picked up Thursday afternoon or Friday morning. Please complete the attached survey to sign up for free food!
https://forms.gle/kD2EGKvEiCAYGscG7
Due to forecasts of wind chills below zero degrees tomorrow morning, all Crawford County Schools will operate on a two hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 26th.
Meal distribution will occur on Thursday afternoons and Friday mornings throughout January. In order to assist our planning, we request the following survey be completed for each Crawford County student you will be picking up meals for. A new survey will be sent out every week.
Each student is eligible for two breakfasts and two lunches at the time of pickup.
https://forms.gle/daoRaeQEhDN4YxXc8
Our friends at North Harrison are hosting a prom dress sale this weekend. Check it out!
County road conditions have not improved today, and with the temperature as low as forecasted tomorrow morning, they show no signs of improving then either. Therefore, all Crawford County Schools will remain virtual tomorrow, Tuesday, January 18th. As this is a virtual day due to weather, Prosser transportation will not run.
CCHS 9th grader Riley Setser was manning the clock at a typical middle school ballgame. Toward the end of the game, a player from the opposing team who was differently abled was put in and attempted to score. In the last seconds of the game, Riley stopped the clock long enough for the athlete to make a basket. Mr. Johnson awarded Riley with the IHSAA sportsmanship award. What a great member of the Wolfpack!
Meal distribution will occur on Thursday afternoons and Friday mornings throughout January. In order to assist our planning, we request the following survey be completed for each Crawford County student you will be picking up meals for. A new survey will be sent out every week.
Each student is eligible for two breakfasts and two lunches at the time of pickup.
https://forms.gle/4FwdxiNpwpYjoaaV8
