We at Cavalier Public School would like to formally apologize for the unintentional posting of student grade percentages included in the announcement of the 'A' and 'B' Honor roll article in the January 18, 2023 issue of The Cavalier Chronicle. This unfortunate error in submission of the article is not in compliance with privacy expectations of student record policies and law. We regret this happened and will ensure privacy safeguards are in place for the future. What was meant to be a celebration of academic success, may not have turned out that way. We deeply apologize for this mistake and will self-report this incident through the proper channels.
National Honor Society learned about community-minded leadership today in Grand Forks by visiting with Mayor Bochenski, the director of Grand Forks Public Health, & touring the Northlands Rescue Mission with its executive director.
Sculpture II students having fun with clay!
English III students practiced their Poetry Out Loud poems with third graders this week. The high school students also shared their favorite book elementary book and what they enjoy about poetry.
English III students practiced their Poetry Out Loud poems with third graders this week. The high school students also shared their favorite book elementary book and what they enjoy about poetry.
English III students practiced their Poetry Out Loud poems with third graders this week. The high school students also shared their favorite book elementary book and what they enjoy about poetry.
2023 Spelling Bee
https://youtu.be/mJndIUQeHac
Cavalier Spelling Bee participants.
Cavalier School held their 1st Semester Student & Staff Success Assembly on Tuesday. Pictured are staff recognition award, One Million Word readers, Outstanding Reading Achievement and UND Honor Music selections.
Cavalier School held their 1st Semester Student & Staff Success Assembly on Tuesday. Pictured are Middle School and High School Terrific Tornadoes and Student of the Semester award winners. Not pictured, Brandon Watson. Congratulations!
Student Council is sponsoring a Vitalant Blood Drive on Wednesday, January 25 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm in the gym.
To sign up, please visit https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=YTYPjZlAa1o9rRCH%2FlgEOCFh01YDOt4bZIYImsRYIes%3D
Blood Drive Code "cavalierndhs"
Student Success Assembly - January 2023
https://youtu.be/yfdfSdvGXog
Sculpture II students trying out their skills on the new Potter's Wheels.
Activities Director position available for 2023-24
Cavalier Public School is hiring an Activities Director for the 2023-24 school year. This position will supervise and administer all extracurricular programs at Cavalier School. Position may include other duties within the school district based on qualifications. Salary will be based on qualifications, skills, abilities, and experience. For a detailed job description and more information, contact Supt. Jeff Manley at 701-265-8417. Closing date to apply is February 3, 2023.
Come out to see the Boys Basketball team take in the PRFL Aggies tonight and come home with Pie.
The Seniors Class Dollars For Scholars is doing a silent auction and live auction during halftime of the games.
National Honor Society members volunteered this weekend at LOAN (Love One Another Now), a local nonprofit that assists school-age children with clothing and supplies in confidentiality. If you would like more information on LOAN please call 701-265-2423.
National Honor Society members had a leadership luncheon with Mayor Hinkle today to discuss qualities of a leader, how to grow in leadership, and improve themselves and community. Thank you Mayor Hinkle for your time and inspiration.
Congratulations to Jade Kihne on scoring 1000 career points!
Students in Mrs. Hay's class worked on stability and change in science this week. They had to assemble and disassemble Lego buildings while drawing and giving characteristics of each building.
Today, 5th graders enjoyed a “book tasting”, allowing them to be exposed to books of certain genres as a way to broaden reading preferences. Many books were recorded as future reads. A few of the books were even checked out before the end of the day. Also, this may have been the quietest class period ever!
