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2026-2027 School Calendar
Recently our sophomore class had an amazing opportunity to attend Scrubs Camp at Pembina County Memorial Hospital and explore a wide variety of health care careers! 🩺
Along with other 10th grade students from across the county, they participated in hands-on sessions with professionals in areas such as nursing, mid-level providers, flight nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, public health, ambulance services, lab, dietary, pharmacy, and more.
Students were able to try real skills like starting IVs, suturing a wound, inserting a breathing tube with a video-guided camera on a manikin, and even testing their own blood type.
Thank you to the staff at Pembina County Memorial Hospital and all the professionals who shared their time and expertise with our students!
Along with other 10th grade students from across the county, they participated in hands-on sessions with professionals in areas such as nursing, mid-level providers, flight nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, public health, ambulance services, lab, dietary, pharmacy, and more.
Students were able to try real skills like starting IVs, suturing a wound, inserting a breathing tube with a video-guided camera on a manikin, and even testing their own blood type.
Thank you to the staff at Pembina County Memorial Hospital and all the professionals who shared their time and expertise with our students!
Cavalier Public School and buses will be 2 hours late tomorrow. No morning breakfast or ESP. Thank you!
Cavalier Public School held an all-school assembly in recognition of National Civics Week. The program was organized by high school social studies teacher Mr. Kuhn and high school English teacher Mrs. Moquist.
The assembly began with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the senior class reciting the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble to the United States Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address.
Thank you to North Dakota District 19 Representative Karen Anderson for speaking to our students about National Civics Week and the importance of being informed, thoughtful, and active citizens.
Cavalier Public School will run a full scheduled school day today. There will be NO buses running after school. Please feel free to pick up your children early if needed. There will be NO ESP today and NO activities tonight.
Thank you Randy & Cindy Miller of Miller's Greenhouse for hosting our botany and middle school ag classes! Students were able to get an overview of the plant starting process in a greenhouse in the spring and as a bonus, were able help plant. We can't wait to use the information in our own greenhouse!
The Student Council is hosting its final Vitalant blood drive for the year on Thursday, March 19 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm. To sign up, please visit vitalant.org and use the blood drive code: cavalierndhs.
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Cavalier agriculture students enjoyed a tour of the state of the art facilities at North Dakota State University and NDSU College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. Students began their tour with a visit of the meat lab and food science labs at the Peltier Complex. This was fitting as intro to ag students will begin their meats unit. Next was a tour of the AES Research Greenhouse. Botany students were able to see large scale plant sciences research and plant breeding in action. Students then ate lunch on campus with the college students. Lastly, students visited the Beef Cattle Research Complex. Students were able to interact with the research subjects (yearling bulls) and operate high end animal handling equipment.
More photos on the Cavalier FFA Chapter & Agriculture Classes Facebook page.
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The Pembina County Backpack Program would greatly appreciate donations of drawstring bags to help support students in our community. Any contributions would be sincerely appreciated and can be dropped off in the office!
BOYS BASKETBALL DISTRICTS:
The game originally scheduled for this afternoon has now been rescheduled to start at 1:00pm tomorrow (Saturday) at the high school in Larimore. We will be the first game of the day followed by North Border vs. Larimore.
The other two first round games are still being played today.
These changes today and tomorrow will have no effect on the schedule for Monday or Tuesday's games.
The game originally scheduled for this afternoon has now been rescheduled to start at 1:00pm tomorrow (Saturday) at the high school in Larimore. We will be the first game of the day followed by North Border vs. Larimore.
The other two first round games are still being played today.
These changes today and tomorrow will have no effect on the schedule for Monday or Tuesday's games.
Reading month for grades PK-5 starts on Monday, March 2. Attached is the calendar of events.
Cavalier's Boys Basketball game has been postponed until tomorrow. At this time we are waiting on more details as to what time the game will be played and we will post that information as soon as we have it, but due to no travel advised, we will not be traveling to Larimore today.
The Cavalier FFA Chapter had a great time celebrating FFA Week!
⭐️ Monday we served soda floats for the whole school.
⭐️Tuesday members received special treat bags in their lockers.
⭐️ Wednesday morning we hosted muffins & coffee with farmers. Thank you farmers for spending the morning with us, we loved it! Thank you Sparky's for the coffee!
⭐️ Wednesday lunch we hosted a fun meeting for members with pizza and charades. Thank you Farmhouse Confections for making perfectly festive cookies!
⭐️ Friday we sponsored a whole school bingo with treat prizes for winners.
FFA provides students so many wonderful opportunities for agriculture and non-agriculture kids alike! What they can do and learn from experiences in FFA makes a huge impact on their futures; the skills gained are very practical. The best thing you can do to support our young chapter is encourage student and stakeholder participation!
Due to the no travel advised there will be no buses after school. Please use storm homes or feel free to pick up your child(ren) early if need be. There STILL will be ESP.
Another great season of Elementary Battle of the Books is over. 20 awesome 4th & 5th graders participated this year and did a fantastic job. Congratulations all around!
Local competition - Feb 12: 1st-Millionaires, 2nd-Survivors, 3rd-Wanted Readers, 4th-Moovelous
Regional competition - Feb 26: 1st-Survivors, 2nd-Millionaires, 3rd-Chapter Champs (Park River), Sportsmanship-Millionaires
Thank you to everyone who made this possible. See you next year.
Local competition - Feb 12: 1st-Millionaires, 2nd-Survivors, 3rd-Wanted Readers, 4th-Moovelous
Regional competition - Feb 26: 1st-Survivors, 2nd-Millionaires, 3rd-Chapter Champs (Park River), Sportsmanship-Millionaires
Thank you to everyone who made this possible. See you next year.
The Student Council is hosting its final Vitalant blood drive for the year on Thursday, March 19 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm. To sign up, please visit vitalant.org and use the blood drive code: cavalierndhs.
Just a reminder to students & parents/guardians of seniors going on the Close Up trip to Washington, DC. There is a meeting tonight at 6:00 PM in Mr. Kuhn's room. All students going on the trip and a parent or guardian need to attend.
Congratulations to the River Watch Team. They placed 3rd in their project "The Tongue River Trail". In addition, Malory Kemp was awarded the George Sinner Natural Resource Scholarship. Great job everyone!
