Today the STEM and physics students competed in a cardboard boat regatta. They each designed and built their own boats using only cardboard and duct tape. Owen Crosby came in first place! They all did a fantastic job and provided all of us with a great afternoon of entertainment.😂
Thank you Mr. Fisher for the use of your skull collection too enhance middle school wildlife studies in ag Ed. Students used physical characteristics, such as teeth number, size, and shape, as well as head shape and formation to help identify skulls of North Dakota wildlife species.
Senior Updates
May 21 at 7:00: Baccalaureate
- Students should arrive by 6:45 in the multi wearing black gowns only
May 22
- 11:30 - Graduation pictures. Be dressed in full gown, cap, stole, and cords. Picture order form is available in the office.
- 12:00 - Graduation Practice. Students need to attend practice in order to walk in graduation.
May 25 at 2:00: Graduation
- Students should arrive in the multi by 1:00.
- Each student will have 8 floor seats reserved for families. Placements will be drawn randomly at graduation practice. All other seating is first come first serve.
If you have questions, please call the office.
Hello, just a reminder to please stop in the office before the end of the school year and pay lunch balances and any other outstanding bills. Thanks!
Hello! We are approaching the end of the school year! The last day of school is this Thursday, May 22nd. We will dismiss at 12:30 pm and buses will leave at 12:40 pm. Thank you for the great school year and enjoy your summer!
Thank you Main Street Floral for your expertise in guiding us on flower choice and project ideas for botany’s floral design unit! Students made simple bud vase arrangements, centerpieces, and even were able to use left over flowers to make boutonnières. More photos on the Cavalier CTE Facebook page.
Thank you Lilly Stegman for teaching botany about tree grafting! Students were able to graft their own fruit trees, plus plant them in the community orchard. We are thankful for these resources for our students!
Class of 2025
2nd grade's Paper Mache Pigs! 😊
🎉 Yesterday the entire school came together for a surprise assembly to honor our four incredible retiring teachers: Mrs. Bigwood, Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Erlendson, & Mrs. Dungan.
Thank you retirees for your combined 144 years of teaching!
Their years of dedication, wisdom, and love have left a lasting impact on generations of students. You will be deeply missed. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!
Great job to Mr. Otto and all his students on a wonderful concert last night! The concert was very enjoyable to watch, and we appreciated the great turnout from our community. Thanks Mr. Otto and all the students who performed.
Please get your yearbook order in you have not yet!
Here is the link to the HUDL streaming page for Cavalier H.S. that you can find the live stream for tonight's concert starting at 6:30pm.
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/nd/cavalier/organization/37545/cavalier-high-school
K-12 music concert will be held on Thursday, May 15th at 6:30 pm. Band students meet in the band room at 5:50pm. All other students arrive by 6:15pm and meet in your classrooms. Elementary students dress in nice clothes. Middle school and high school dress in concert black.
Due to weather and extracurricular events being rescheduled, we will reschedule Cavalier High School Academic Awards for Friday, May 16 at 2:00PM.
Today, Cavalier High School students shared original fables they wrote to illustrate the five Cavalier Virtues: Boundless Creativity, Invincible Grit, Glorious Kindness, Positive Leadership, and Selfless Courage. These core values are emphasized throughout Cavalier Public School, and this project gave high school students a meaningful opportunity to demonstrate them through storytelling. The students read their fables to elementary classes, helping to inspire and connect with younger learners through creative expression and leadership.
SUN Bucks Grocery Benefit Means More $ for Food This Summer
About 30 million children participate in USDA’s school breakfast and lunch programs on an average school day. When school is out for the summer, kids lose access to these healthy meals, but they still need nutritious food to grow healthy and strong.
North Dakota offers SUN Bucks, a summer grocery benefit that provides eligible school-aged children $120, so you can stretch your grocery budget and buy more of the foods your children love! SUN Bucks is designed to work together with other benefits your family may already get, like SNAP and WIC, and your children can still enjoy free SUN Meals at local meal sites, too.
Find out about all the summer nutrition options available to your kids. https://www.fns.usda.gov/summer/sitefinder#item1
The 5th grade class voted to continue the tradition of the AlphaHawk Living Wax Museum for their final project of the year. We invite you to attend on Monday, May 19. The museum will be open from 10-11:30 am in the gym.
Due to the forecasted hot temperatures tomorrow. We have decided to cancel the Elementary Track meet that was scheduled for the morning of Tuesday, May 13th. Thank you.
Due to the forcasted hot temperatures tomorrow. We have decided to cancel the Elementary Track meet that was scheduled for the morning of Tuesday, May 13th. Thank you.