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Vision
Thomas J. Corcoran High School has engaging classrooms that empower all students in a culturally responsive manner, where students take ownership and pride in their educational experience.
Mission
The mission of Thomas J. Corcoran High School is to ensure that ALL students graduate with academic proficiency preparing them for both college and career opportunities.
Career and Technical Education
Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs offered at Corcoran High School include Business Technology, the Urban Teacher Education Program and Welding. To learn more about these programs, visit our CTE program homepage.
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School News
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Coaching Culture in the Syracuse City School District Leads to Increased Teacher Support – and Retention:
Growing up in Saratoga Springs, New York, Kathryn Mansfield knew she wanted to be a teacher. Her grandparents and aunts were teachers, and she constantly heard stories about the difference they made in students’ lives.
In high school, Kathryn volunteered as a tutor to English as a New Language students while their parents were learning English. In college at SUNY Cortland, she entered the Cortland Urban Recruitment of Educators (C.U.R.E.) program, which placed her as a student teacher ...
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Congratulations to the SCSD Class of 2019!:
The schedule for graduation ceremonies is as follows - all ceremonies will take place at the SRC Arena at Onondaga Community College.
Saturday, June 29
10 am – Nottingham High School
1 pm – Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central
4 pm – Corcoran High School
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REMINDER: June Regents Exam Schedule:
Attention, SCSD families: please see below for the June 2019 Regents exam schedule. If you have questions, please contact your school's main office directly.
Tuesday, June 18
Wednesday, June 19
Thursday, June 20
Friday, June 21
Monday, June 24
Tuesday, June 25
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
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High School Students Compete in New Drone Racing League:
“It’s hard to see where they’re going!”
A group of Nottingham students laughed as they each tried to maneuver a drone through a course set up in a classroom – a practice run to prepare for their upcoming competition with other SCSD high schools.
Thanks to a grant written by Nottingham technology teacher Bryan English and funded by the SCSD Educational Foundation , students at Nottingham, Henninger, Corcoran and PSLA at Fowler all received the ...
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SCSD Students Make a Difference through Youth Advisory Council:
“If we had efficient water bottle filling stations in our schools, maybe more students would choose to drink water instead of turning to soda products,” a Corcoran student suggested to Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh.
As part of the Syracuse Youth Advisory Council (SYAC), 15 SCSD students – representing Corcoran, Nottingham, ITC and PSLA at Fowler – students have been meeting at City Hall biweekly to discuss issues facing students in the City and their proposed solutions. ...
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