
🎉 A HUGE congratulations to Edmund Chan! 🎉
All of us at Coxsackie-Athens are so proud to share that Edmund will be joining the freshman class at Harvard University in 2025! 🏫📚
Your hard work, dedication, and determination have truly paid off. Way to go, Edmund! 👏🎓


Tonight’s the night!
Join us for the First Friday Reception celebrating the incredibly talented Coxsackie-Athens student artists!
The district art show runs from May 2–18. Don’t miss it!


🎶Congratulations to our talented C-A musicians!🎶
Seven high school students in grades 9-12 represented Coxsackie-Athens at the NYSSMA Solo & Ensemble Festival on April 25-26 at Kingston High School. Each student spent months practicing and preparing for their solo with Ms. Manetta, and their hard work really paid off!
🎼Senior Stars:
Edmund Chan performed a Level V clarinet NYSSMA Solo, and Alessa Dingman performed a Level IV Snare Drum NYSSMA Solo.
Both received exceptional comments from their adjudicators! Ms. Manetta is so proud of you both for continuing to challenge yourselves musically as seniors.
🎺Jammin’ Junior & Standout Sophomores:
James Warren and first-time NYSSMA Soloist, Sophia Curik performed Level IV NYSSMA Solos on trumpet and alto saxophone.
Both earning Excellent Ratings!
Emma Roberg, a sophomore and first-time NYSSMA Soloist earned an Outstanding Rating on her Level III clarinet NYSSMA Solo.
🥁Fantastic Freshman:
Robert Carl earned an Excellent Rating on his Level III Snare Drum solo.
Nicole Multari earned an Excellent Rating on her Level IV clarinet NYSSMA Solo.
👏A big round of applause from all of Coxsackie-Athens!
Ms. Manetta is incredibly proud of each and every one of her students and how hard they worked to achieve their great scores!





🔥 Our student-athletes are crushing it this spring season! Every Varsity team has qualified for sectional play, and many of our Modified and JV teams are boasting amazing records!
Let’s go out to their games, bring the energy, and cheer on our Riverhawks as they make their final push to finish the season strong. 💪
They need your support!
Go Riverhawks! 🦅🦅


After a very long winter, spring has finally sprung at C-A! Last week, students from the Publishing class took to the outdoors to capture the beauty of our blooming trees.
📸 Photos by C-A seniors Danielle Horn, Kris Vazquez, and Raven Wallace: Awesome work!







Don't forget‼️
Join us for the Opening Reception of the annual Student Art Exhibit on Friday, May 2, at the Athens Cultural Center, located at 24 Second Street, Athens. Come celebrate the creativity of our talented K-12 students and see their amazing artwork on display! 🖼️


NHS is hosting its Annual BBQ Chicken Dinner Fundraiser on Friday, May 2nd!
To purchase tickets in advance, please contact Mrs. Field at [email protected] or reach out to an NHS member.
There will only be a limited number of dinners available for purchase on the day of the event, so reserve your spot now!


📢Jam the Pantry!🥫
NJHS and NHS are teaming up for Jam the Pantry to make a difference in our community! From April 21st to May 2nd, we’ll be collecting donations for the local food pantries in Coxsackie and Athens. Every donation helps!


Our Coxsackie-Athens app keeps getting better!
Parents/guardians who have already created a Rooms
account can now access new app features like chat and
class streams via web and in the app.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/3omY19P
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3eTl5Kj


Valedictorian: We recognize and honor this year's class Valedictorian Jordane Hynes. Congratulations Jordane!
Jordane will be attending Mercyhurst University in the fall to study Forensics and Cyber Intelligence. Her future plans are to get her degree, be an amazing D1 rower, get her dream job, and hang out with her friends. The thing she will miss most about CA are the great teachers she has had.


We recognize and honor this year's class Salutatorian, John Kunz. Congratulations John!
John will be studying at Penn State University next year and majoring in Civil Engineering. He plans on getting a degree in civil engineering and work in site engineering / project management. The thing he will miss most about CA is all of the friends he has made along the way!


Number 3: We recognize and honor the number 3 ranked student in this year's class, Reese Taylor. Congratulations Reese !
Reese will be attending the University of Vermont. She is planning on studying either environmental science or ecological landscape design in college and eventually is looking forward to starting a family. What she will miss most about CA is the track team and seeing her friends.


Number 4: We recognize and honor the number 4 ranked student in this year's class, Natalie Henrichsen. Congratulations Natalie!
Natalie will be attending the University of Vermont and is studying Biology. Her future plans are to work in the Biology field. The people are what she will miss most about CA.


Number 5: We recognize and honor the number 5 ranked student in this year's class, Chiara Cenci! Congratulations Chiara!
Chiara is heading to attend SUNY Buffalo next year and will study Biology. Her future plans are to become a scientific researcher. She will miss the fun memories she made with her friends here at CA.


Number 6: We recognize and honor the number 6 ranked student in the Class of 2024 ,Jack Bruno. Congratulations Jack!
Jack is heading to Georgetown University and his future plans are to eventually go to law school.


Number 7: We recognize and honor the 7th ranked student in this year's class, Abigail Kennedy. Congratulations Abigail!
Abigail will be attending SUNY Brockport next year to study English with a concentration in literature to become a publisher. She will miss the fun memories she made with her friends here at CA.


Number 8: We recognize and honor the 8th ranked student in this year's class, Grace Hoglund. Congratulations Grace! Grace will be attending SUNY New Paltz in the fall. Her future plans are to major in Speech Language Pathology with a minor in Political Science. She will miss seeing her friends everyday here at CA along with visiting her favorite teachers everyday.


Number 9: We honor and congratulate the 9th ranked student in this year's class, Ella Hubert. Congratulations Ella! Ella is heading to Hudson Valley Community College next year. Her future plans are to become a dental hygienist and help as many people as she can in life. She is going to miss the community aspect of CA as well as all of the wonderful people.


C-A has been announcing the Class of 2024 top ten ranked students. The students were asked where they will be going to college, what their future plans are, and what they will miss most about CA.
Number 10: Caleb McIlroy. Congratulations Caleb! Caleb will be attending Hudson Valley for a year or two and then will transfer somewhere else after that. (Maybe somewhere in Massachusetts? Who knows!) His future plans are to get a degree, have a career (most likely in environmental science) and start a family. The thing he will miss most about CA is the group of friends he's had over the years and trying to dodge doing work in his favorite teacher’s classes ;)


Agriculture at CA Update!
Middle school students finished their semester by learning about winter sowing seeds using recycled materials
High School Agricultural Animal Production students did a dairy sensory analysis where they learned about different types of milk, pasteurization, and homogenization
Mr. Hudson and Ms. Misuraca's classes teamed up to learn about maple identification and production. Special thanks to Jourdin's Maple Syrup for donating maple equipment and teaching our students how to properly tap a tree!