FBLA put together a great program honoring our Veterans last week! Thank you to all those who have or are currently serving our country!
Thank you to all the parents who were able to complete our parent survey last week during P/T conferences. If you did not have a chance to complete it yet, it's not too late. Thanks again for your input to help improve our school community. https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/262816/61129
Christmas Concert Update: The Christmas concert for all students PK-12 will be on December 16th at 6:30PM. The original date for Elementary students has been cancelled. The concerts will be combined and will plan to conclude by around 8:00PM.
Reminder there are parent teacher conferences tonight from 4-8:30 pm. Please use door 1. Hope to see you tonight.
It's Parent Survey time. Please take 5 minutes to share your feedback with our school. Use the link or QR to respond. Survey information will also be available at P/T conferences tonight. Thanks for your continued support.
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/262816/61129
Students in Mr. Hardy's shop class are looking for used pallets to repurpose for woodworking projects. If you have pallets you'd like to donate to the students please contact Mr. Hardy at the Cavalier School. 701-265-8417. Thank you!
Cavalier Public School would love to give a shout out to O.C. Schulz & Sons for the donation of potatoes for the 2024-2025 school year. We can't thank you enough!
Parent-Teacher Conferences Information for Thursday, November 7th from 4:00-8:30PM. All parents please stop by the office before attending conferences. We will have midterm report cards for grades 6-12 and ask parents to update contact information for all grades.
Grades PK-3 in classrooms: Scheduled times for conferences were sent home with your child.
Grades 4-8 in Multi: Parents can schedule times with core teachers at the link below. If the times fill up, please email teachers if you have any questions. (https://appt.link/meet-with-jonathan-moquist)
Grades 9-12 and Electives in Gym: Teachers are available to meet with parents on a first come first serve basis.
Mrs. Hay's 2nd graders explored the states of matter by making butter! Through this hands-on activity, they observed how solid, liquid, and gas states change. While the butter-making process was fun and educational, only a few students felt brave enough to taste their creation.
Students in Basic Patient Care class created a Pumpkin Pathology Clinic. They researched a disease or disorder, made an infographic poster about that condition, and painted and decorated pumpkins to represent a patient with that ailment. They set up a clinic for their classmates and other students in the school to come and diagnose the medial mysteries of their pumpkins!
Congratulations to all Junior High teams that participated in the Academic Olympic Event in Grafton.
Both Cavalier teams placed in the top 5 and Cavalier Orange took first and is bringing home the traveling trophy.
Also, thank you to our High School team. As the winners of the competition last year, they helped by moderating the event.
Cavalier Public School has recently received a Corteva Community Betterment Grant from Pioneer Seed. Pictured here are Pioneer Territory Manager Jerod Hanson and Cavalier Superintendent Matt Ford. Local Pioneer sales representatives include, Nordstrom Farms, On Target Ag Services, and Bathgate Seed.
Congratulations to these Cavalier Elementary students for their hard work and achievements in the first quarter. Nineteen students received the highest award of F5 and a very large number of students earned Terrific Tornado. Way to go kids! Keep up the great work!
Cavalier CTE classes are hosting a supply drive for the new classrooms. Students taking a CTE class are encouraged to donate an item if able! Students can bring them to their CTE teacher anytime next week. These supplies are to be used for classroom activities and as needed by the students throughout the school year.
Sophomores trip to the Northern Valley Career Expo. They had the opportunity to visit over 50 vendors and get some hands on learning. They also attended career sessions that aligned with their interests.
Yesterday the ag students visited DeMars Farms for a closer look at sugar beet production. Students learned the basics of growing and harvesting the crop. They also got an up close view of harvest operations. Thank you to Troy and Tiffany for inviting us out and giving our students a meaningful experience!
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Cavalier Seniors participated in Operation Springboard today where they learned about FAFSA, Student Loans, Scholarships, and Personal Finances. Thank you to Ashley Hanson, Koda Bank, Bank of ND, and Cavalier Dollars for Scholars for presenting. Also thank you to Cavalier Kitchen staff for the delicious meal and Jennifer Worley Farmers Union Insurance Agency for sponsoring.
Botany students began their agronomy unit by pre-yielding soybeans and corn and also determining soybean loss. Thank you to Schluchter Farms and Vaughn Farms for allowing us to be in your fields!
Below is the link to "GoFan" which is the digital ticketing site used by NDHSAA for Play-off Football tickets.
https://gofan.co/app/school/NDHSAA
Ticket costs are $5.00 for Students, $10.00 for Adults, or $15.00 if paying cash on-site at the game.
