2026-2027 School Calendar
The PCN Grizzlies Cross Country team finished a great season off with a good team performance on Friday.
The Boys team took 8th in the state. Led by Nash Fitzsimonds’s 12th place finish, Micah Crosby in 53rd, Nolan Pelletier in 54th, and Ethan Kendell in 87th welcomed newcomer Easton Gruenberg as their fifth finisher. Joseph Wright, Lincoln Wright, Colton Volk, and Kawika Dopun all completed the Boys team. Look for great things from the Boys next season! We’ve got room to grow!
The Girls team was only able to run four. Despite having to rely on Ghost scoring, the Girls finished 28th as seniors Shirley Kemp and Emersen Helgoe capped their careers with great races of their own. Emma Seng and rookie Grayci Symington finished out the Grizzly team. Great job coaches and runners!!
Monday, Nov. 2nd is the 1st Monday of the month so please wear your Cavalier Character shirt. These were sold at the beginning of the year. If you don't have one, no biggy! Wear a Be Kind shirt instead. Going forward, make a note to wear them every 1st Monday of the month. 👍
Congratulations to Isaak Stegman on signing to play college golf next year at Mayville State University! Go Tornadoes and ago Comets!
The countdown is on!
Great News! By saving Our Family UPC barcodes and sending them to school with your student you can support the Cavalier Elementary Playground Fund. Barcodes will be collected in classrooms and the School Office. Thank you in advance from the Cavalier Elementary Students!
Ticket information for Saturday's First Round Play-Off Game
Colbie Furstenau signed with Mayville State to continue her athletic career playing volleyball and softball. We are very proud of Colbie, and wish her nothing but the best! Go Comets!
This week, our English 12 students had the opportunity to visit Wedgewood Manor.
As we prepare to read Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom in our memoir unit, students are learning the importance of communicating across generations, growing as individuals, and learning from the experiences and wisdom of others. Students enjoyed visiting with residents and taking a tour of the facility.
A big thank-you to Wedgewood Manor for welcoming us. We look forward to continuing this meaningful collaboration.
Cavalier students in grades PK-5 had the privilege of learning with the Super Apple Man! Super Apple Man encourages healthy living and "Working hard every day!"
Bringing history and literature to life in Cavalier High School English 11! Students recently visited the Outdoor Classroom, dressed as Pilgrims, and participated in a simulation inspired by the English Separatists who crossed the Atlantic aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Working collaboratively, students considered where to establish a settlement and weighed the challenges of arriving in an unfamiliar land in late fall, including securing shelter, finding food, and preparing for the approaching winter. This hands-on activity encouraged students to consider the difficult decisions early English settlers faced as they began building a new community.
We are working on getting low lunch balance notifications up and running but have hit a few bumps along the way. This is a reminder to please check your Infinite Campus Parent App and look at your child's lunch balance. You can make payments on the app or in the school office. Free and Reduced Applications are available in the office to pick up or call 701-265-8417 and we can mail/email you a copy.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work through these.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work through these.
🎭 The Cavalier High School English 10 classes have been exploring the ancient Greek play Antigone. A huge thank-you to the Cavalier Thrift Store for generously donating costumes and props to help our students get into character, bring literature to life, and build confidence in acting and public speaking. We are grateful for community partners who help make learning engaging and memorable! 🧡🖤
Dig Pink! It was a special night in Cavalier as the girls VB team wore their pink uniforms to honor those battling cancer. The wall is covered in posters honoring people who are currently battling or have battled cancer. THEN the girls cranked out 123 digs! Thanks to the generosity of KodaBank, the students, and several generous folks in the gym, those digs turned into over $1,300 to make chemo bags of hope with Pembina County Memorial Hospital. AND THEN the opposing team from Hatton Northwood surprised us and gave over $200 cash to support the cause! So we all took a picture together.
It just goes to show how amazing our communities can be when it comes to supporting one another. Bravo gang!
In September, Cavalier High School English classes enjoyed a field trip to the Cavalier Public Library. Thank you to our local library for welcoming our students and helping us build a community of strong readers, lifelong learners, and meaningful connections. We appreciate all you do to support our students and our community!
Congratulations to Katy Jensen on getting her 1000th dig this past weekend in Langdon! Great Accomplishment! Also,our girls volleyball team took first place in the consolation bracket . Great job girls!
A huge congratulations to Mrs. Beth Kennedy for receiving the 2026 NDLA President's Award! This award recognizes those who give outstanding service to the association. Mrs. Kennedy has served as the NDLA Treasurer for the last 3 years and is part of the Executive Board, Finance Committee, and Membership and Conference committees. We are very proud of you, Mrs. Kennedy!!
Ping Pong retakes: Monday, Oct 26th from 2:00-5:30pm at Captivate Portraits.
Happy Birthday to the only person who can cancel school for their special day! Have a great day, Mr. Ford!
