2020-2021 Immunization requirements:
New Immunization requirements for the 2020-2021 school year and the current Health Exam Form can be found by following this link:
School Immunization Requirements
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2020-21 Budget Newsletter:
To access the Cato-Meridian Central School District 2020-21 Budget Newsletter, please click the link below!
http://www.catomeridian.org/tfiles/folder1702/Cato-Meridian%20Budget%20Newsletter%20FINAL.pdf
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FAQs on Town of Conquest Solar Project:
Please click on the link below to view some frequently asked questions related to the Conquest Solar Project.
http://www.catomeridian.org/tfiles/folder1688/Garnet_solar%20questions_April2020.pdf
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Robotics Team Success:
Five Cato-Meridian Middle Schoolers squared off against 48 other teams during the state-wide VEX IQ Challenge in Syracuse.
The group, led by middle school teacher Kevin McGowan, came in 16 th place during the competition. During the “Squared Away” challenge students were tasked with stacking cubes to gain points.
The students, who have been working hard to get to this moment, built a robot from scratch. There were two components to the robot – driving the robot with a remote control and programming it. Sixth grader Devin Pollock said building the robot has been his favorite part so far.
“It’s a lot of problem-solving and teamwork. We all have to work together to figure it out or ...
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Cato-Meridian Senior Marcus Ramacus Hits 1,000 Points:
Prior to tipping off against Manlius Pebble Hill last Friday, senior Marcus Ramacus needed just nine points to become the third Cato-Meridian boys basketball player to eclipse the 1,000-point plateau.
Ramacus wasted little time, hitting an early three-pointer and scoring on two contested layups. Ramacus later drove to the net but was fouled and sent to the free throw line.
On his first free throw attempt, Ramacus showed poise as the shot went in nothing but net, securing his 1,000 point. The crowd erupted in celebration and teammates surrounded Ramacus as he became the first Cato-Meridian boys basketball player to hit the milestone since Dave Johnson in 1997.
After reaching the 1,000-point mark, the game was halted for a quick ceremony. Johnson, who was high ...
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Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 at 6:30 PM. Click here for more information.:
This board meeting will take place in the District Conference Room and will also be live streamed as we have been doing since March. The public is welcome to attend the meeting in the District Conference Room. The maximum number of people allowed in the room is 25. Each person is required to wear a mask. You will also be able to view the board meeting via live stream. Click here for the link
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Cato-Meridian Receives High Recognition:
Cato-Meridian High School has been identified as a Recognition School by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) based on 2018-19 school year results.
This is the first time Cato-Meridian High School has received the award. According to a press release by NYSED, Recognition Schools are identified as such because they are currently schools in Good Standing that are among the top performing in the state under the ESSA accountability system for academic performance in the core subjects, as well as for student growth in English language arts or mathematics for elementary and middle schools and graduation rates for high schools.
"These schools also met or exceeded either the school or state Measures of Interim Progress for the English language arts and mathematics ...
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Community Letter 4-10-2020:
April 10, 2020
Dear Cato-Meridian Community,
We hope this letter finds you and your loved ones well. There are a lot of changes we have made due to our current situation. Social distancing, stay-at-home orders, and on-line learning are just a few effects of COVID-19.
The financial effects of COVID-19 are not fully known. Last week Governor Cuomo’s 2020 budget indicated school districts will receive the same school aid as 2019-20. However, the devil is in the details. The Governor now has executive power to “make quarterly adjustments”. In short, we are going to have to change our school budget. Historically, some of you remember the 2008 stock market crash. During that financial crisis from 2010-2015 our school budget was reduced by a total of 6.4 million dollars. ...
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