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Monday, October 3rd, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Monday, October 3, 2022

Dear Aviators,

Welcome to October! We are excited to be close to the end of our first semester in a few short days. Please log into Skyward and make sure your students have all of their missing assignments completed.

Please make note of the following:

1. Hispanic Heritage Month

We are delighted to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the Media Center (all of October)!

The month-long celebration includes music, books, a Frida Kahlo portrait exhibit, a defining Latino exhibit, an ofrenda, and Dia de los Muertos celebration (Nov 1).

We will also be enjoying hispanic story-telling (COCO) and hispanic tastings (Pan y Posadas or Mexican Sweet Bread and Mexican Hot Chocolate).

2. Utah College Application Week October 3-7

Monday – Dress up as what you want to be when you grow up
Tuesday – BYU Blue vs U of U Red
Wednesday – Mathletes vs Athletes – dress as a studious student or as an athlete
Thursday – Wear your college gear
Friday – Wear your Aviator gear

Utah College Application Week (UCAW) is coming October 3rd – 7th. The purpose of UCAW is to acquaint students with the college application process and to communicate the importance of applying to college and financial aid.

During the week, all seniors will be encouraged to apply for admission to at least one college or university and to fill out the FAFSA.

On Wednesday, October 5th, students and their families are invited to and attend our College and FAFSA night from 5-7 pm.

Come visit with the following: Airforce, Army, BYU, Centro Hispano, Ensign College, Gear Up, Grand Canyon University, Marines, MTECH, National Guard, Navy, Nightingale College, Paul Mitchell, Provo College, SUU, U of U, Utah State, UVU, UVU Latino Initiative and more

FAFSA volunteers will be available to help in submitting the application for financial aid. We will also have college representatives, military, and other organizations here to answer questions. In preparation, please refer to the College Information, Fee Waivers and FAFSA Application Information Sheet.

3. Health and Well-Being Screener

In conjunction with the College and FAFSA night, Cedar Valley will host a health and well-being screener that assesses the social-emotional strengths and needs of students.

The assessment takes about 15 minutes to complete. All results are confidential and secure. Alpine District service providers will be available to go over the results with students and parents.

Mental health screenings help identify mental health conditions early and connect students with help. Screening also helps counselors to better recognize early warning signs. If you feel this screener would be beneficial to your student, please register at https://tinyurl.com/2p8dsznm.

For questions about the screener please contact Rebecca Andreasen at [email protected] or phone number (801) 610-8458.

For questions about UCAW please contact Marcie Murri at [email protected] or (801) 610-8826. For continual updates and scholarship information see our counseling website here or follow us on Instagram @cedarvalleystudentcenter

The finance office will be closed on Tuesday, October 4th and Wednesday, October 5th. Please plan accordingly!

ASVAB Testing (Military Testing)

Cedar Valley will be offering the ASVAB test here on campus starting at 9:05 AM the morning of October 20th. Please sign up here in order to reserve your seat and be offered the exam. For additional information about the ASVAB please visit https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab

4. UVU First Generation Student Conference

The counseling office and Latinos in Action would like to provide transportation for Cedar Valley seniors and juniors to attend the UVU First Generation Student Conference on Tuesday, October 25, 2022 from 8am-1:30pm held on UVU campus.

A First Generation Student is a student who is the first person from their family to attend college [or if neither parent holds a bachelor’s degree]. You would still be considered a first-generation student if your sibling went to college and you are going to college too.

Please fill out this form if you would like your student to participate in this informative conference. There is no cost and limited seating. We will take students on a first come, first serve basis giving priority to senior students. Contact the counseling office if you have any questions.

5. PTSA Message

The PTSA has received requests to extend the deadline for Reflections entries. Your students now have until this Friday, October 7, to get their entries submitted. www.utahpta.org/ref

The Student PTSA meeting will be held this Friday, October 7, during Jet Time in the main office conference room. If your student is a member of the PTSA they are invited to this meeting!

Our next Zupas Fundraiser night will be held on October 19th from 4-9pm at the Saratoga Springs Zupas location. Online orders during this time also count towards the fundraiser, using coupon code FUNDRAISER25. Thank you for your support!

6. Finance Office

The finance office will be closed on Tuesday, October 4th and Wednesday, October 5th.

7. Mini Drill Camp Opportunity

Mini Drill Camp is back! Don’t miss the 2022/2023 mini drill camp, with a performance during halftime at the home football game on 10/12. Bring your friends!

Registration and details in the link below.

https://www.successfund.com/miniaviettes

Call Melissa Garrett 801.641.6868 for more information.

8. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Principal CVHS

Monday, September 26, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Monday, September 26, 2022

Dear Aviators,

I absolutely love our Utah fall season! I didn’t always love it because it meant summer was over, but as I age it has become my favorite season. I love wearing sweaters, drinking hot apple cider, and feeling the crunchy fall leaves under my feet and the aroma from baking all things pumpkin. I hope you all enjoy this wonderful season!

Please make note of the following:

1. Reflections Due Friday

Parents, please encourage your child to submit a PTA Reflections entry. Students may enter Reflections in one or more categories, but may only enter each category once.

Entrants must submit entries online at www.utahpta.org/ref. Alle entries are due this Friday, September 30th.

2. Scooters and Skateboards

Cedar Valley High School is seeing a large increase in students using scooters and skateboards in the hallways and common areas. Although we love the physical activity of riding scooters and boards to school, they are dangerous and destructive in the hallways. With nearly 3000 students, there is a risk of student injury in addition to damage to school property. Please inform your students that scooters and skateboards need to be left in cars, or placed in lockers during school hours. We also would like students to secure them next to the bikes if possible on the stadium fence.

3. Utah College Application Week October 3-7

Utah College Application Week (UCAW) is coming October 3rd – 7th. The purpose of UCAW is to acquaint students with the college application process and to communicate the importance of applying to college and financial aid.

During the week, all seniors will be encouraged to apply for admission to at least one college or university and to fill out the FAFSA.

On Wednesday, October 5th, students and their families are invited to attend our College and FAFSA night from 5-7 pm. FAFSA volunteers will be available to help in submitting the application for financial aid. We will also have college representatives, military, and other organizations here to answer questions. In preparation, please refer to the College Information, Fee Waivers and FAFSA Application Information Sheet.

4. Health and Well-Being Screener

In conjunction with the College and FAFSA night, Cedar Valley will host a health and well-being screener that assesses the social-emotional strengths and needs of students.

The assessment takes about 15 minutes to complete. All results are confidential and secure. Alpine District service providers will be available to go over the results with students and parents.

Mental health screenings help identify mental health conditions early and connect students with help. Screening also helps counselors to better recognize early warning signs. If you feel this screener would be beneficial to your student, please register at https://tinyurl.com/2p8dsznm.

For questions about the screener please contact Rebecca Andreasen at [email protected] or phone number (801) 610-8458.

For questions about UCAW please contact Marcie Murri at [email protected] or (801) 610-8826. For continual updates and scholarship information see our counseling website here or follow us on Instagram @cedarvalleystudentcenter

5. ASVAB Testing (Military Testing)

Cedar Valley will be offering the ASVAB test here on campus starting at 9:05 A.M. the morning of October 20th. Please sign up here in order to reserve your seat and be offered the exam. For additional information about the ASVAB please visit https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab

6. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Monday, September 19th, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Monday, September 19, 2022

Dear Aviators,

Welcome back to another great week! Homecoming was beyond amazing! I want to thank our teachers, staff, and students for making it one of the most memorable homecomings I have ever been part of. I know their efforts were appreciated and they did a fantastic job.

Please make note of the following:

1. Funding For CVHS By Taking Surveys

Several of our teams are asking parents to take surveys so their teams can earn money. This will cost you nothing other than answering a couple of questions per survey. Each piece of eligible feedback = $2.00

Text “CVHS” to 90412

Share up to 75 opinions = up to $150

for Cedar Valley High School

So far CV has earned about $6,000, however; we can earn around $25,000. The fundraiser will end on 09/23/2022 at 11:59 p.m. You can choose where your survey money will go. Link Here

2. Reflections Due This Week
Parents, please encourage your child to submit a PTA Reflections entry. Students may enter Reflections in one or more categories, but may only enter each category once.

Entrants must submit entries online at www.utahpta.org/ref.

Reasons to enter Reflections:

Awards!! And recognition for your artistic skills and abilities!

Scholarships – if you compete at the national competition, there is a free trip to the ceremony, and a monetary scholarship of up to $1,000 is given to winners. And yes, high school kids from Utah have won before!

Any questions about rules and what/how to submit an entry, go here:

https://www.utahpta.org/reflections-rules-category-faqs

3. Parents of the Class of 2023

We will be starting our Senior College and Career Readiness meetings on Tuesday, September 6th. These meetings will run through September 30th.

Counselors will be meeting with each senior to review their graduation requirements and schedules. They will also discuss events coming up during their Senior year. We will also be talking about college and career options and the student’s future plans.

If parents would like to attend their student’s CCR they are welcome to make an appointment by calling 801-610-8826 or by clicking on the appointment link next to your student’s counselor’s name.

We look forward to meeting with each of our 2022-2023 Seniors!

Abby Taylor (A-Bray)- https://calendar.app.google/mxSjyuQ8PAqP3XFj7

JeriLynn Phillips (Braz-Coo)- https://calendar.app.google/BSNbG2MK4U5EFLd56

Kristy Childs (Cop-F)- https://calendar.app.google/81vHsNtCtx4JmcEaA

Aprill Triggs (G-Hoo)- https://calendar.app.google/cF6ehcNNorKpRWqx9

Debra Smith (Hop-Lot)- https://calendar.app.google/RbEQagzn3QRvHrcj6

Camille Black (Lou-Oq)- https://calendar.app.google/4NKwUUBM3sb8rqVo6

Courtney Briggs (Or-R)- https://calendar.app.google/eAPgqkWHdxcmb4Nw9

Reagan Peck (S-Ta)- https://calendar.app.google/SryVu9h7JSYKNzes6

Brittany Zabriskie (Te-Wal)- https://calendar.app.google/DNVqc41tmH2KnDeDA

Joleen Liston (Wam-Z)- https://calendar.app.google/Z93ohB5eqZHDRD8Y7

4. Literacy

Students will be given a reading test this week during Jet Time so we can focus on literacy this year. Teachers will be better equipped to help students with their reading goals and will encourage students to become better readers. Maybe it is the elementary principal inside me that still believes students should work on being better readers even in high school!

5. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Tuesday, September 13th, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Dear Aviators:

With the first few weeks behind us, it’s difficult to believe that our midterm is here! September 14th. If you see an issue with your child’s grade, please email the teacher directly. I recommend that you get on Skyward daily and work with your child as well. I just spoke with a math teacher team this morning and they said most students will pass if they attend because they work very hard to help our students succeed. With that said, please look at your child’s attendance and carefully monitor your child’s attendance. Students’ success is typically tied to attendance.

Please make note of the following:

1. Gear Up Utah

This is a FREE college prep program. For your student to qualify to be enrolled in GEAR UP Utah, they need to be eligible under the Free and Reduced-Price School Meals Guidelines. Working together we can give your student an edge in getting ready for college and determining financial options to help pay for it. All services are provided at no cost. Apply at uvu.edu/gearup or use this form and turn it into your school counselor.

2. ACT Prep Classes

ACT classes will begin the week of Sept. 26th after school Mon. Tues. & Thurs. 2:30-3:30. Students and parents can pay in the finance office or on my school fees $25.

3. Text Message Announcements for Student Activities Now Available

Our CVHS Student Council makes an effort to share information on student activities, dances, and spirit weeks through posters throughout the school, banners in the commons, school announcements, parent emails, and Instagram. Even with these efforts we frequently hear that patrons and students did not hear about events that are happening at the school. In an effort to meet our students where they are at–on their phones–we have created grade-level channels on the BAND App where we will now be sending out this information via TEXT MESSAGE.

This app does require students to download the app to receive messages, but it is the only group text app that allows for groups as large as our student body. Receiving the texts is totally optional, but the app does need to be downloaded in order to receive the messages. All chat and posting features are turned off. Students will only receive messages from Student Council Advisors for full school activities or their Class President for grade-level announcements and activities. They will not be able to message other students. For students who do not have a phone or cannot download apps, parents are welcome to sign up to receive the texts and share them with their students.

To sign up, click the link below for the applicable student grade level and follow the instructions to download the app, and sign up to receive messages. If you have more than one student, and you will be the one joining, you will download the app once but can join multiple channels.

Freshmen:

https://band.us/n/aaa173L9Z5daY

Sophomores:

https://band.us/n/a8a67dLfZ8d9h

Juniors:

https://band.us/n/a7af74L9ZcEd2

Seniors:

https://band.us/n/a5a77cL6Z5E7W

4. Please Drive Safe and Remind Your Young Drivers to do the Same

We are seeing an increased amount of student traffic at the school and in neighborhoods all around Eagle Mountain. Please remind your students to follow all posted speed limits and driving regulations. We want all of our students and families to be safe.

5. Order Pictures, & School Picture Final Retake Day Reminder

If you’d still like to order school pictures, please click here.

If you missed our pre-boarding launch and didn’t get your school pictures taken, we will have a makeup day Fri Sept. 16th. This is a new date, but we are hoping to still have the retake day in October as we have advertised, but this may change.

6. East Shore Testing Closed September 14, 2022

East Shore testing centers will be closed after school on September 14th for teacher collaboration time. Our Digital Curriculum Coordinator, Mrs. Samuelson will not be available after lunch for students to test. If you have any questions, please contact Digital Curriculum Center Cedar: 801-610-8825 ex. 721201

Testing Hours:

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

7:30 am – 7:45 am and 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm

Wednesday

7:30 am – 7:45 am and 12:15 pm – 3:30 pm

No Testing During Lunch

7. PTSA Message – Reflections

The 2022-23 Reflections theme is “Show Your Voice!” The deadline is coming up soon! Students can submit their entries online (https://www.utahpta.org/ref) through Friday, September 30, 2022. Reflections are a great booster for your student’s college and scholarship applications.

If you haven’t had the chance, please join the PTSA here: cvhs.memberhub.com/store – every member counts!

8. Administration and Counselors

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s administrator and counselor. See below:

Alphabet A-Coo:

Administrator: Scott Mansfield

Counselors: Abby Taylor A-Bray and Jerilynn Phillips Braz-Coo.

Alphabet: Cop-Go

Administrator: Anna Butler

Counselors: Kristy Childs Cop-F and April Triggs G-H

Alphabet: Gr-Lot

Administrator:: Kimberly Moore

Counselors: April Triggs G-Hoo and Debra Smith Hop-Lot

Alphabet: Lou-R

Administrator: Bill Sivert

Counselors: Camille Black Lou-Oq and Courtney Briggs Or-R

Alphabet: S-Z

Administrator: Kenyon Christen

Counselors: Regan Peck S-T, Brittney Zabriskie U-Walters, and Joleen Liston Wambold – Z

9. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Tuesday, September 6th, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Tuesday, September 6, 2022

Dear Aviators,

I hope you all had a wonderful Labor Day weekend. Please make note of the following:

1. Girls Soccer Game Change Today

Due to the heat we are experiencing, the JV team will play @ 5 p.m. and the Varsity team at 7 p.m. at Cedar Valley High School hosting Payson.

2. Suicide Awareness Walk w. Food Trucks Reminder & Suicide Awareness Week

As a part of Suicide Awareness Month, we will have a Suicide Awareness Walk on September 7th. We will be walking on the track at 7 pm. Food trucks and community resources will be there at 6 pm. Come support and raise Suicide Awareness! We will be doing various activities at school during the week.

3. Concurrent Enrollment

September 7th is the last day to register for UVU Concurrent Enrollment classes and the last day to enroll with the late fees assessed. From September 8th – 12th there will be a $15 per credit late fee assessed. For instructions on enrollment please go here. Do you qualify for free and reduced lunch? If so, you may qualify for assistance with Concurrent Enrollment Fees. Ask your counselor or CE specialist about this.

ACT Prep Classes will begin the week of Sept. 26th after school Mon. Tues. & Thurs. 2:30-3:30. Students and parents can pay in the finance office or on my school fees $25.

FFA PARENT MEETING RESCHEDULED Please note that the FFA Parent Meeting has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Sep 20, 2022, at 6 pm. The meeting will take place in the Cedar Valley High School Cafeteria. We look forward to seeing you!

4. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic week and enjoy the sunshine!

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley HS Principal

Monday, August 29th, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Monday, August 29, 2022

Dear Parents,
Welcome to Club Rush Week! We love it when our kiddos get involved. Please make note of the following:

1. Club Rush Week

Club rush week will be from August 29 – Sept. 2. During this week students will see clubs that are available and have a chance to join. Parent permission forms are required for club participation and will be available. If you would like to start a club, chartering forms are available in the front office or you can print them out using this application link. Please be sure to include the club constitution with the application. In order to be included in club rush, applications should be turned in by August 25. Please come get one and find an advisor. If you have any questions, please ask Mr. Sivert.

2. Evacuation Drill Reminder

We will have our first evacuation drill tomorrow, August 30 during Jet Time.

3. Dress Code

With the beginning of the new school year, we have seen an increase in dress code violations. The dress code is very equitable and will maintain the dignity of our students. It is also not gender-specific! Students in Academic and PE classes are required to have at least a 2-inch strap over their shoulders.

4. Service Opportunity

The CVHS Student Council and student body will be participating with EMServes to commemorate 9/11 by making Go-Bags for the first responders in our community. We are asking for donations of supplies like drawstring backpacks, snacks, wipes, etc. If you are interested, here is the link to the sign-up page.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4aa9ad28aaf5c16-911

Sign-ups close, and all donations are due on September 6, and should be dropped off in the main office at Cedar Valley. Students will be helping assemble the bags on September 8th and they will be delivering them to first responders prior to 9/11. Please be aware of these deadlines so that the go-bags can be assembled as planned. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Ducos. [email protected]

5. Suicide Awareness Walk w/ Food Trucks Reminder

As a part of Suicide Awareness Month, we will have a Suicide Awareness Walk on September 7th. We will be walking on the track at 7 pm. Food trucks and community resources will be there at 6 pm. Come support and raise Suicide Awareness!

6. Yearbook Lowest Price

Right now yearbooks are $59. The price will increase after August 31to $65 and will continue to increase throughout the school year. Purchase now to be sure you get one. Information on Senior Ads and Senior Quotes will be out soon. If you have any questions please contact the yearbook advisor, Kristin Cooper ([email protected]).

7. Parking Passes For Students

Parking Passes are mandatory for on-site school parking. We have had several students parking in areas that are reserved for faculty and staff. An easy way to remember where students can park is for them to avoid yellow-lined parking spaces around the perimeter of the building. Yellow-lined parking stalls near the sidewalks are for teachers and staff. Students’ parking slots are lined in white. Parking will be enforced this year and the ticket price has increased. Street parking by the school is public and not ticketed. **Buy your parking pass today at the finance window for only $10 and avoid paying more for a ticket. Visit this link to input your vehicle information. https://cvhs.alpineschools.org/parking/

**Please note that school fees need to be current or an official payment plan in place to purchase a parking pass

8. Chromebook Insurance Reminder

Chromebook Insurance. Open enrollment is now available for student Chromebook insurance coverage. It is $25 for the entire year (12 months). If you had insurance last year, you will need to renew this year, to continue coverage. We HIGHLY recommend it. The company has been easy to work with and coverage includes everything, except the charger. Sign-up needs to be completed by Sept 1st. https://schooldevicecoverage.com/signup Questions: 1-888-978-3515

9. Aviator Wrestling Club
Ages: 4 years old-12th Grade Boys & Girls

FALL SEASON ONLY (Folkstyle): $55 ($65 if you live outside of CVHS boundary)

– Practices from 5:30-7 pm (5:30-6:30 for beginners)

– Starts Tuesday, September 6, 2022, to Thursday, October 20, 2022

– Includes 2 practices/week (most Tuesdays & Thursdays)+ AVIATOR T-shirt

– Must be a USA Wrestling member ($45 year-long membership card available on USAW website- https://www.teamusa.org/usa-wrestling/). All tournaments have their own registration fees. The team will travel to select tournaments throughout the fall season.

WINTER SEASON ONLY (Folkstyle): $100 ($110 if you live outside of CVHS boundary)

– Practices from 5:30-7 pm (5:30-6:30 for beginners)

– Starts Monday, October 24, 2022, to Thursday, February 9, 2023

– Includes 3 practices/week (most Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays) + AVIATOR T-shirt

– Must be a USA Wrestling member ($45 year-long membership card available on USAW website- https://www.teamusa.org/usa-wrestling/). All tournaments have their own registration fees. The team will travel to select tournaments throughout the winter season.

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OLYMPIC STYLE SEASON ONLY: $100 ($110 if you live outside of CVHS boundary)

– Practices from 5:30-7 pm

– Starts Tuesday, February 21, 2023, to Thursday, May 11, 2023

– Includes 3 practices/week (most Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays) + AVIATOR T-shirt

– Must be a USA Wrestling member ($45 year-long membership card available on USAW website- https://www.teamusa.org/usa-wrestling/). All tournaments have their own registration fees. The team will travel to select tournaments throughout the Olympic Style season. We will also have special summer training sessions for those qualified for post-season National tournaments like the National Duals and Fargo.

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AVIATOR YEAR-LONG MEMBERSHIP: $225 ($235 if you live outside of CVHS boundary)

– Includes all AVIATOR Folkstyle and Olympic Style practices + AVIATOR T-shirt

– Must be a USA Wrestling member (see above).

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All practices are at CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL. Check out our website (https://cvaviators.com) for more info including our complete practice/competition schedule and to register online at: https://secure3.myschoolfees.com/guest_home.aspx?sid=4428&feegroupid=4037 (for boys) & https://secure3.myschoolfees.com/guest_home.aspx?sid=4428&feegroupid=4056 (for girls)

Questions? CONTACT: Erik Gonzalez @ [email protected] or 360-787-3321 or on Twitter: @coacherikgonzo

10. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley HS Principal

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Tuesday, August 23, 2022

Dear Parents,

Welcome back to the second week of school! It just feels different this year. Students are excited to be here and we are excited to move forward with positivity and engagement in learning.

Please make note of the following:

1. School Safety

CVHS is continuing to focus on the safety of our students. As a reminder, all visitors must check in at the front office. Students may notice that we are locking more exterior doors during the school day than we have in the past. We encourage students to enter through the front doors if they are entering the school during class hours.

2. Attendance Policy – Please visit our website here CVHS Attendance Policy for quick facts and info about our attendance policy. This will include info on how/when to excuse your student’s absences.

3. NEW Student Success Center

Attendance is a primary driver of student success. Students who struggle to get to class will be referred to our new Student Success Center after administrator visits with their guardians. The Success Center has been established to help all of our students get to class. Please support our efforts in working with your students.

4. Picture Retake Days

We were able to schedule 2 picture retake days. They will be all day on September 16 and October 28.

5. Yearbook

Last year we sold out of yearbooks so be sure to get yours now for $59. The price will increase after August 31to $65. The yearbook will continue to increase throughout the school year. Purchase now to be sure you get one. Information on Senior Ads and Senior Quotes will be out soon. If you have any questions please contact the yearbook advisor, Kristin Cooper ([email protected]).

6. Class Changes

This is the last week for class changes. Please have class change forms filled out and the $5 fee paid. Once completed, please bring the form and receipt to the counseling office and we will be happy to make changes. We appreciate your cooperation!

7. Suicide Awareness Month

As a part of Suicide Awareness Month, we will have a Suicide walk on September 7th. We will be walking on the track at 7 pm. Food trucks and community resources will be there at 6 pm. Come support and raise Suicide Awareness!

8. Parking Passes For Students

Parking Passes are mandatory for on-site school parking. We have had several students parking in areas that are reserved for faculty and staff. An easy way to remember where students can park is for them to avoid yellow-lined parking spaces around the perimeter of the building. Yellow-lined parking stalls near the sidewalks are for teachers and staff. Students’ parking slots are lined in white. Parking will be enforced this year and the ticket price has increased. Street parking by the school is public and not ticketed. **Buy your parking pass today at the finance window for only $10 and avoid paying more for a ticket. Visit this link to input your vehicle information. https://cvhs.alpineschools.org/parking/

**Please note that school fees need to be current or an official payment plan in place to purchase a parking pass

9. School Fees and Payment Options

Did you know that Cedar Valley High School offers a payment plan for school fees? Stop by the finance office to pick up an application or here

Completed Fee waiver applications must be submitted to the school’s finance department by September 30th of each year for activities, classes, and programs that are scheduled to occur during the school year (per policy 5146, section 5.5.6). The fee waiver application can be found here.

All required fees must be paid or payment arrangements made before a student may participate or pay for any optional activities or fees.

10. Lunch Information

The lunchroom is looking for help serving lunch. If you are interested in helping and earning a free lunch please talk to Mrs. Dastrup.

11. Chromebook Insurance.

Chromebook Insurance. Open enrollment is now available for student Chromebook insurance coverage. It is $25 for the entire year (12 months). If you had insurance last year, you will need to renew this year, to continue coverage. We HIGHLY recommend it. The company has been easy to work with and coverage includes everything, except the charger. Sign-up needs to be completed by Sept 1st. https://schooldevicecoverage.com/signup Questions: 1-888-978-3515

12. Club Rush Week

Club rush week will be from August 29 – Sept. 2. During this week students will see clubs that are available and have a chance to join. Parent permission forms are required for club participation and will be available. If you would like to start a club, chartering forms are available in the front office or you can print them out using this application link. Please be sure to include the club constitution with the application. In order to be included in club rush, applications should be turned in by August 25. Please come get one and find an advisor. If you have any questions, please ask Mr. Sivert.

13. Jet Time

As we get into our first full week of school, please remember that JetTime is a class and students receive a grade for that class. Students’ grade comes from completing the work assigned in Canvas and from attending class and engaging in the activities that teachers are providing. 50% of the grade comes from the canvas work, and 50% of the grade comes from attendance/engaging in class time activities. JetTime does affect GPA and eligibility. Students receive credit towards graduation for this class. Students who attend and engage in the work will have no problems passing the course!

If you have any questions about Jet Time, please feel free to email [email protected]

14. Note From Our PTSA

Here is the PTSA message of the week.

You belong in PTSA, and so do your students! PTSA can be a way for you and your students to more effectively help to shape positive changes in the school community. Join today to amplify your voice, make connections, have fun, and meet new people! Use this link to join today and make a difference!

If you have any questions, please contact:

Felicia Black, PTSA President

[email protected]

15. PTSA Cafe Zupa Night Fundraiser in American Fork

Link Here for more information.

16. Driver’s Education

For those interested in taking Driver’s Ed through Cedar Valley it is starting next week. Please sign up at the Driver’s Ed website at

Driver’s Education

Session 1 starts next week so please sign up soon for our first online class begins on September 1st.

If you have any questions please email Mr. Roberts at [email protected].

Please remember these 3 things before signing up if you are trying to get your license on your birthday.

1. Take the class 3 months before your birthday.

2. Do range a minimum of 2 months before your birthday

3. Do range 1 month before your birthday.

17. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley HS Principal

Wednesday, August 17, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born To Fly 2022-23 School Theme

Dear Parents,

Welcome back to school! We had a wonderful Pre-Boarding, Freshman Orientation, Open House, and the first day of school! We are beyond thrilled to see the enthusiasm and excitement for school.

This will be our best year yet and we will have our first 2023 graduating class that started with CV the very first year we opened in 2019 as freshmen! Our babies have grown up! What a wonderful year this will be!

Please make note of the following:

1. Back to School Information

Here is all of your back-to-school information in case you’re new. CVHS Boarding Pass.

2. Class Changes

During the first two days of school, students will not change classes due to the demand of helping students that don’t have complete schedules. Please be patient with the counseling department. With so many new students arriving, they need this time to help them register for school.

3. Order Pictures, & School Picture Final Retake Day

If you’d still like to order school pictures, please click here.

If you missed our pre-boarding launch and didn’t get your school pictures taken, we will have a makeup day Fri Sept. 16th. This is a new date, but we are hoping to still have the re-take day in October as we have advertised, but this may change.

4. Lunch

Lunch menus can be found online at www.nutrislice.com. School breakfast and lunch can be paid online at www.mypaymentsplus.com. Students can bring cash or a check to the lunchroom to put money in their accounts. Students will need their new or old Student ID Card to purchase breakfast or lunch. Our cafeteria is completely keyless, students scan their ID Cards or a picture of their ID Cards, to purchase meals and Ala’ Carte Items. If they have misplaced or no longer have an ID Card they can give us their Student ID Number until it is replaced.

Our Lunchroom is in need of student helpers. Student helpers help serve lunch during their lunch hour and receive a free lunch for their service. Please email Mrs. Dastrup in the Lunchroom at [email protected] if you are interested.

5. PTSA Cafe Zupa Night Fundraiser

Link Here for more information.

6. One-to-One Information (Chromebooks for Students)

If your Child did not get their Chromebook please know that they will be getting pulled from class so that they can get their Chromebook during the first week of school.

Blocksi for Parents – Parents who are interested can create a parent account for Blocksi. Blocksi allows parents to create settings on their child’s Chromebook. These functions will only work outside of our school network, while students are at home.

Some of the functions you can do from the parent portals include:

Pausing the internet

Create an exceptions list that allows you to create a list of websites you would like blocked

Time control to set time limits for the Chromebook

Insights allow you to see analytics of how your child has been using their device

PARENT PORTAL FOR BLOCKSI TUTORIAL VIDEO

5. School Community Council Parent Help

Serving on our School Community Council is a wonderful way for parents and teachers to contribute and help improve academic performance at our school. The school receives an annual dividend from the school trust lands. Our council decides how these funds will be used. If you are interested in serving on our SCC, please link here.

6. Driver’s Education Information

Driver’s Ed registration is up on the School Website for the school year.

Driver’s Education

We have both in-person and online options for the classroom portion of the program.

Our first in-person class starts next Monday and our first online class starts on September 1st.

We suggest taking the class portion 3-6 months prior to the anticipation date of wanting your license.

Please reach out to Mr. Roberts if you have any questions at [email protected]

7. Student Council Welcome Back Assembly

Our Welcome Week Back to School Assembly is on Thursday morning. We will follow the Single Assembly schedule that day. Basically, the assembly takes the place of Jet Time but extends to 9:55. Classes are shortened by 6 minutes to compensate.

8. Accident and Sickness Insurance For Students

If you would like accident and sickness insurance for your child, please see the link below.

Link Here for more information

Link Here for more information in Spanish

9. Importance of Attendance

Cedar Valley will be implementing some new policies to encourage students to remain in class. The data is very clear that students who miss more than a couple of periods of class in a term are much more likely to fail. Please be aware of our push to help your students succeed by supporting us in our efforts to get all of our students to class. We will be sending out more information regarding our Student Success Center in the coming weeks.

10. Support Team For Your Student(s)

If you need help with anything or have any questions, please reach out to your child’s administrator and counseling team. If you have any questions or concerns with a class, please reach out to your child’s teacher.

11. Parking

It is not too late to get your parking pass. All students who wish to park on campus will need a parking pass to avoid getting a ticket. You can find all the information you need and the fillable form at CVHS Parking.

12. Tickets
Tickets to all extracurricular activities are pre-sold, and online only. Tickets can be purchased at cvaviators.com Football game tailgates begin next week, August 26th, at 5 pm in the back parking lot.

13. Administration and Counselors

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s administrator and counselor. See below

Alphabet A-Coo:

Administrator: Scott Mansfield

Counselors: Abby Taylor A-Bray and Jerilynn Phillips Braz-Coo.

Alphabet: Cop-Go

Administrator: Anna Butler

Counselors: Kristy Childs Cop-F and April Triggs G-H

Alphabet: Gr-Lot

Administrator:: Kimberly Moore

Counselors: April Triggs G-Hoo and Debra Smith Hop-Lot

Alphabet: Lou-R

Administrator: Bill Sivert

Counselors: Camille Black Lou-Oq and Courtney Briggs Or-R

Alphabet: S-Z

Administrator: Kenyon Christen

Counselors: Regan Peck S-T, Brittney Zabriskie U-Walters, and Joleen Liston Wambold – Z

14. Upcoming Dates to Remember

Link here for all activities and events at CVHS

2-week calendar

Have a fantastic school year!

Courtney Johnson,

Principal CVHS

Wednesday, May 25th, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

Hi Everyone,

Just as a reminder it is our graduation tomorrow. We will be busy with all of the final preparations and will not be in the office. The school will be open after Memorial Day on Tuesday, May 31, from 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Summer office hours are Monday-Thursday from 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.

My team is already putting together our summer mailer (airline ticket) with a QR code that will provide you with all the back-to-school information. I can’t wait for you to see it!

I appreciate getting to know so many of you. We have the best families out here in our beautiful valley! As you know, it is better in the valley!

I hope you all have a wonderful summer and enjoy time with family and friends. If you have any good smoker BBQ recipes I would love it if you would share those with me! That’s something I love to do as well, but I have so much to learn.

I have the best job in the world! Thank you for your love and support!

Courtney Johnson
Principal CVHS

Monday, May 23, 2022

By Principle Johnson Communications

“Soar to New Horizons” 2021-2022 School Theme

Monday, May 23, 2022

Dear Aviators,

Congratulations! We are officially on the countdown until graduation this week!.

Please be aware of the following:

1. Schedule Tomorrow:

Tomorrow the bells will be on a regular schedule. All students will go to their 1st-period class at 7:45 am. Starting around 8 A.M., we will call students down one Terminal at a time to get their yearbooks. The students can then attend their classes to get signatures from their peers and teachers.

2. Yearbook Second Chance:

Students will be able to pick up their yearbooks at the signing party today, Monday 5/23 at 7:00 P.M. All yearbooks are sold out, however; many of you asked if we could order more. Josten’s has offered to do a second printing at cost. Because they are not part of the original bulk printing rate, these will be $125.00 plus tax so it will be closer to $135.00 dollars or so. If you would like to pre-pay and order a yearbook, please go to myschoolfees on our website to make your purchase under “2nd Chance Yearbook”. These will arrive towards the end of June.

3. Summer School:

CVHS will offer limited summer school offerings this summer: English 9,10, & 11 Secondary Math 1 & 2. The CVHS Summer School schedule can be found here. Students may also attend Lehi HS which will offer a variety of subjects. You can find the Lehi HS Summer schedule here. To register students must pay the $25/class to our Finance Office before the last day of school. For any questions please reach out to your student’s counselor.

4. Graduation Information Update:

We wanted to give you a few reminders about our upcoming graduation that will take place at the BYU Marriott Center on Thursday, May 26, 2022.

Graduation Practice/Yearbook Distribution & Lunch:

All graduates had graduation practice on Monday, May 23rd from 8:00 – 10:00 am in the CVHS Auditorium. Important information regarding the graduation process will be discussed. Following the practice, those seniors that have purchased a yearbook will be able to pick them up. Tyson Foods will be providing the seniors with a BBQ lunch after the yearbook distribution. Thank you Tyson Foods!!!!

Important times to be aware of:

Graduates are expected to arrive at the BYU Marriott Center “Check-In” table at the northwest corner by 11:30 a.m.

Processional begins at 12:15 p.m.

Commencement Exercises begin promptly at 12:30 p.m.

Graduation Guidelines & Map:

These guidelines and map will help assist you in your preparation for graduation. Guidelines & Map

Clear Bag Policy: The Marriott Center at BYU has a clear bag policy. Please make sure that you abide by their policy.

Livestream Link: The graduation commencement ceremony will be live-streamed. Here is the link to view it: Livestream Link

Seating at the Marriott Center:

No tickets are needed and there is no limit on the amount of family/friends that are allowed for the Commencement Ceremony. Guests are to sit on the south side of the Marriott Center between portals F-L.

After the graduation, please meet your graduates on the south side of the Marriott Center.

Graduation Cultural Expression Update:

The Alpine district sent out an email regarding the district’s decision to allow cultural expression at graduation. Students may wear objects that represent their ancestral heritage. We received additional information from the district noting guidelines etc. Please note the following:

a.. The cap and gown issued by the school represent the uniform for ASD graduation. They should be worn appropriately and not altered.

b. The recently passed HB30 expanded the graduation uniform, allowing cultural expressions for cultural regalia and objects of “religious and cultural significance” for our qualified Native students and inclusive of other cultures. (i.e., Pacific Islander formal Ta’ovala, leis, feather, flowers in moderation, necklaces, etc.)

c. Additions to the cap and gown should reflect culturally significant objects to the students, families, and their communities. These are not limited to only one. These objects should not include representations of drugs, violence, political speech, flags, or other non-religious or non-culturally significant objects.

d. Students must obtain administrative pre-approval for adjustments to graduation wear. Pre-approval should allow for appropriate cultural expressions without causing last-minute misunderstandings and frustrations. Please make an appointment to meet before May 24, 2022, at 3:00 P.M.

Pre-approval process:

1. Students (parents are welcome) must bring in the objects of “religious and cultural significance” to their administrator. Only items approved will be allowed at graduation.

Please reach out via email to the Administrator who oversees your child based on their last name if you would like an appointment to get items approved:

A-Cook Scott Mansfield [email protected]

Coola-Hat Daren Ward [email protected]

Hau-Mei Kimberly Moore [email protected]

Mej-See Pat Fossat [email protected]

Sef-Z Kenyon Christen [email protected]

5. Final Senior Activities:

Seniors (and Parents of Seniors), it’s time to get your tickets for Senior Events! Tickets are available on myschoolfees.com or at the finance window. Please note that Lagoon Tickets cannot be purchased until your Chromebook has been turned in, and must be paid for at the finance office window to ensure that all fees and fines and Chromebooks are clear. All other tickets are already available on myschoolfees. Event tickets can be purchased separately or all at the

Signing Social in commons 7-9-P.M. May, 23.

Senior Lagoon Day: Tuesday, May 24, Tickets @ Finance window after Chromebook turn-in, $50

Graduation: BYU Marriott Center 12:30 P.M. with a processional at 12:10 P.M. Students arrive at 11:30

Senior All-Night Grad Party: Thursday, May 26, All-Star Bowling, 10:30 P.M. -4:00 A.M., $40

Diploma Certificate Pick Up: May 31- June 17th.

If your student would like to get reminders and announcements about Senior events, have them sign up for our ‘CVHS 2022 Seniors’ group on BAND

https://band.us/n/adad7fIaqbk3S

6. Summer Drivers Education

Cedar Valley is now enrolling students for Summer ONLINE Driver’s Ed. Students can sign up for either June or July and will take a range within that specific month. There are a total of 80 spots for June and 160 spots for July. These are on a first come first serve basis. If interested please sign up on the Google Form on the Cedar Valley Driver’s Ed Website. https://cvhs.alpineschools.org/drivers-education/

If you have any questions please let me know at [email protected]

7. Finance Office Message

School Fees that have not been paid by June 15th will be sent to collections.. **The finance office will be closed on May 20th to assess fines**

8. School Lunch 2022-2023 school year

If you qualify for free and reduced lunch, please fill out the form starting in late July or early August. Updated Free and Reduced Lunch

9. Upcoming Dates to Remember:

Link here for all activities and events at CVHS

2-week calendar

Have a fantastic week!

Courtney Johnson,

Principal CVHS