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May 3rd, 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

2020-2021 School Theme “Turbulence to Triumph”

Monday, May 3rd, 2021

Welcome to May! We have so much going in order to wrap up the school year. It is super exciting! Thanks for helping your students end strong!

We want to thank our PTSA for taking such great care of our teachers! What a fun celebration week they have planned for Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank you parents for your donations to make this week possible!

Please make note of the following:

1. Senior Resiliency KSL Help

KSL has reached out with a request and is hoping that each high school will participate. I would like you to encourage your seniors do this during their Jet Time class this week. If they don’t get it done, please encourage them to do it at home. Attached is a prompt that students can use sharing examples of resiliency they have learned through the year. Seniors will need the testimonials by Wednesday, May 12 to begin airing them on May 17. Please link here for information.

2. Graduation Information Update

We have all our graduation information on our school website. Laura O’Connor has sent several emails and Nathan Corry has updated our website. They both have been doing a fantastic job. Please see the information on our website.

3. Beauty and The Beast Last Night Production

If you have not seen the production, Beauty and the Beast, I would highly recommend it. Our pit orchestra sounds every bit as professional as a Broadway musical! Our talented actors have shown how they can reach beyond what is typically done in high school. Our vocals were stunning. We have had so many teachers involved in helping pull this amazing production off! Thank you CVHS teachers and students!

4. Upcoming Dates to Remember:

2-week calendar

May 3-7th – Teacher Appreciation Week

May 11 – ASD Board Meeting

May 25 – Senior Lagoon Day

May 25 – General yearbook distribution 7:45 A.M.

May 26 – Senior Grad Night 9:00 P.M.

May 26 – Graduation See Laura’s Emails and Website information

May 27 – Last Day of School (Minimal Day)

April 27 – ASD Board Meeting

Have a great rest of your week!

Courtney Johnson

CVHS Principal

April 30th, 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

April 30, 2021

Dear Parents,

We wanted to give you an update on several items for you to be aware of regarding Graduation and year end information.

1. Graduation Update:

Graduation is being held at the Rio Tinto Stadium, 9256 S. State Street, Sandy, UT on May 26, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. Graduates will need to be at the stadium dressed in their Cap, Gown, and Stoles ready to go by 8:00 a.m. Graduates will enter at the Southwest gate and guests will enter the stadium through the west gates. All guests will need to go through security, so please allow enough time as your bags will be checked.

There will be no tickets required for graduation. There will be plenty of seating. There will be live streaming of the ceremony and a link will be available prior to the ceremony.

Parking will be limited. An arrangement has been made with Jordan Commons for overflow parking if needed. They have about 300 stalls they will allow us to use in the NORTH LOT, LOWER TWO LEVELS ONLY! There is NOT an arrangement with the Expo Center. People will park there at their own risk. Again, please allow plenty of time to park and walk to the stadium.

MASKS ARE REQUIRED for all Graduates, Faculty & Staff, and Patrons at Rio Tinto Stadium. This is a League Mandate!

Rio Tinto has a Clear bag policy. Any bags that are not clear will not be allowed into the stadium. No food is allowed. Only factory-sealed water bottles will be allowed.

Please refer to the requirements and restrictions set forth by Rio Tinto. Remember that there will be fines assessed and removal from the stadium if any rules are violated.

No umbrellas are allowed as they block the view from other guests.

Follow the attached link for the most up to date information regarding Graduation.

Graduation Information

2. Cap & Gown and Honor Cords

If you have not yet purchased a Cap, Gown & Tassel you can still purchase one from the Financial Office starting May 3rd.

The pricing is:

Cap, Gown & Tassel is $50.00

Cap & Tassel is $25.00

Tassel is $16.00

Cap is $10.00

Bring the receipt to the Student Center to pick up your Cap, Gown & Tassel during hours of 7:30 am – 2:00 pm M-F

Honor Cords will also be available for purchase at $ 6.00 per cord. Seniors were notified by mail if they are able to purchase Honor Cords. Lists are also posted outside the Student Center and Finance office.

Final Cap & Gown Distribution for those students that have not yet been cleared for graduation or have their fees paid will be after the Mandatory Graduation practice on May 24th from 10-12 noon in the Auditorium Lobby.

Black Stoles will be distributed to all Graduates on May 24th after the Mandatory Graduation Practice. A Senior Panoramic picture will be taken of the Class of 2021 following the practice. The stoles will be collected as the graduates leave the Rio Tinto Stadium following graduation.

3. Senior Photo Opportunity:

We will not be able to take pictures at the Rio Tinto Stadium after graduation, so we encourage you to take photos beforehand. On May 18th, there will be a Senior/Graduate photo opportunity available in the auditorium, and Commons area, with the fuselage and Aviator backdrop prior to the ceremony from 4-6 p.m. and immediately after, from 7:30-8:30 p.m. This is a great time for you to take pictures of your Seniors wearing their Cap & Gowns.

4. Important Dates:

May 3rd Senior Clearance Begins

Honor Cords and Cap & Gowns can be purchased from the Finance Office.

AP Testing Begins

May 6th Aviator Scholar (Top Ten %) Luncheon in Media Center at 12:45 p.m. By invitation only.

May 7th Library Books Due

May 10th CTE Pathway Completer Recognition Luncheon in Media Center 12:45 p.m.

May 14th Locker Clean Out 12:35 p.m.

May 17th Fines will be assessed for missing or damaged textbooks and other school-issued items.

May 18th A.C.E. (Aviator Celebration of Excellence) Evening is Tuesday, May 18th at 6:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. This is an evening to recognize outstanding academic accomplishments. All seniors and guests are invited to attend. Business/Sunday Dress is requested.

May 20th Senior Dinner/Dance at the Aquarium Plaza 6-8:00 p.m. Cost $40.00

May 21st Senior Clearance Forms due to Counselors by 1:30 p.m.

Senior Sunset & Movie 7:30 p.m. at the football field

May 24th Mandatory Graduation Practice (Football field) 8-9:30 a.m.

Senior Panoramic Picture 9:30 a.m.

Final Cap & Gown and black stole distribution 10:00 a.m. in Auditorium

Yearbook distribution in Auditorium Lobby at 10:00 a.m.

Signing Party in Commons area 8-10:00 p.m. Cost $5.00

May 25th Senior Lagoon Day 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Cost $65.00

May 26th Graduation at Rio Tinto Stadium 9:00 a.m.

Graduates arrive by 8:00 a.m.

Grad Night Party 11:00 p.m. -4:00 a.m. (All-Star Bowling in Sandy) PTSA is providing breakfast following at CVHS. Cost $45.00

June 1-4th Graduates pick up your Diplomas in Student Center from 8-12 noon

5. East Shore Due Dates:

May 14th Deadline for all seniors to submit work to be cleared for Graduation.

May 20th, 5:00 p.m. is the deadline for all coursework to be submitted to allow for grading.

May 21st. 3:00 p.m. is the deadline for all testing.

Contact Candice Samuelson [email protected] for any additional information.

April 26th 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

Dear Parents,

It’s impossible to believe that we are in our last week of April and May is just a few days away! It’s both a busy and an exciting time as we plan to celebrate our end-of-the-year achievements with our students. I am happy to say that we made it through one of the most challenging yet exciting years I can remember!

We are having our very first fourth quarter and I am loving the energy I feel every day at school. Thank you to our teachers, students, and parents who have worked so hard to make this year truly miraculous.

Please make note of the following:

1. Beauty and The Beast

We would like to congratulate Courtney Miller and our fine arts department for collaborating and creating one of the most praised musical productions of all time! Beauty and the Beast is something CVHS can be very proud of. We appreciate all of our parents, faculty, and staff that have shown their support to our amazingly talented students!

2. School Nurse Newsletter

Our school nurse newsletter is full of fabulous resources.

3. Summer Driver’s ED

We are accepting Summer Driver’s Ed Registrations. Please register here on the Google Form. After registration, you will be sent the range sign-up form. The range is on a first come first serve basis. If you have questions please email Mr. Roberts at [email protected] .

5. Graduation Update @ Rio Tinto Stadium

Graduation will be broadcast on YouTube and as soon as we get the link from the district, we will let you know. Our counseling department will continue to send out information to our senior parents.

Rio Tinto Stadium has asked the following:

Clear bag policy. Any bags that are not clear will not be allowed into the stadium. There will be security at the gates.

No food allowed. Only factory-sealed water bottles are allowed.

There will not be a limit to the number of guests per graduate, however, parking is somewhat limited. Graduates/Families are encouraged to limit the number of vehicles.

All guests will enter on the West side of the stadium.

No umbrellas or posters allowed – they block the view of other guests.

Laura and the graduation committee have worked so hard to make this a special day for our students and parents. We will have times and spaces set up at our school for photo opportunities for the graduates during the week leading up to graduation. We need families to do their photos in advance in order to assist with the flow of people between sessions.

6. Coaching Positions Open

We currently have a few openings posted on the district website. If you know someone who would be good for the following positions, please refer them to https://alpineschools.org/employment/

Head Swim Coach

Head Wrestling Coach – Girls

Head Basketball Coach – Girls

Head Ballroom Coach

7. Chromebook Return & Storage

We are thrilled to be a NextGen, One-To-One school next year. This means that we will be checking out Chromebooks for each student and will not have classroom sets. To prepare for this, we will need to place all Chromebooks in hibernation mode and store them for the summer. For this reason, your student access to Chromebooks may be limited as we approach the end of the year. Also, all Chromebooks currently checked out to students for home usage need to be checked back into Cedar Valley High School on or before May 25.

8. Substance Abuse Policy

The substance use policy has been recently updated. We have added this to our student handbook. Here is the new policy: Policy 5430- Substance Use

9. Teacher Appreciation Week, May 3-7th

Teacher Appreciation Week will be May 3-7th with lunch on May 5th! This will be at noon. We love our teachers and appreciate all they do especially in this crazy year! Parents, thank you for all your donations. have been donating to help with this and have said some very kind comments of appreciation for you all!

10. Upcoming Dates to Remember:

2-week calendar

April 27 – ASD Board Meeting

May 3-7th – Teacher Appreciation Week

May 25 – Senior Lagoon Day

May 25 – General yearbook distribution 7:45 A.M.

May 26 – Senior Grad Night 9:00 P.M.

May 26 – Graduation @ 9:00 A.M. Arrive at 7:00 A.M.

May 27 – Last Day of School (Minimal Day)

Have a great rest of your week!

Courtney Johnson

CVHS Principal

April 19th 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

2020-2021 School Theme “Turbulence to Triumph”

Dear Parents,

There is probably no season more loved than spring. After months of dark and cold, rain and snow, the warm sun displays new life bursting all around us and it touches the heart. Let’s bring that same level of excitement to finish the final 29 days left of school!

Please make note of the following:

1. MTECH For Seniors Next School Year Information

Please watch for an email from our counseling department regarding MTECH next year This is most applicable for our incoming seniors.

2. Extra-curricular COVID Testing

The district tested a total of 3,783 students, coaches, and advisors with a total of 6 positive cases at the COVID testing last Wednesday, April 14. The last two testing dates are April 28 and May 12. Thanks to Darren, Sharon, coaches, and our advocates for all your help!

3. Graduation Update

Our graduation team leaders had the opportunity to participate in a meeting at Rio Tinto Stadium last Tuesday. The district will continue to send out more detailed information as it becomes available. Watch for information regarding updates from our counseling department.

4. Aspire Testing This Month:

State Aspire tests begin the week of April 26-30. During this week we will have a modified class schedule to accommodate for the longer tests. If a parent desires to opt their student out of Aspire testing they can get a parental exclusion form on this link.

5. PTSA

PTSA is hosting Teacher Appreciation Week from May 3rd-7th! We are so appreciative of our teachers and staff – all 180 of them! We would love (and need) your help. We have been trying to get donations from businesses in the community with minimal success. If you would like to donate to help us fund this special week, you can do so by going to MySchoolFees under PTSA in the public section and clicking on Teacher Appreciation Fund! And Thank you to those who already have!!

6. Upcoming Dates to Remember:

2-week calendar

April 27 – ASD Board Meeting

May 3-7th – Teacher Appreciation Week

May 25 – Senior Lagoon Day

May 25 – Senior Grad Night

May 26 – Graduation @ 9:00 A.M.

May 27 – Last Day of School (Minimal Day)

Please continue to let me know how I can help these last six weeks of school. We are all going to “End Strong” this year!

Courtney Johnson
CVHS Principal

Principal Johnson’s Weekly Email – March 29th, 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

2020-2021 School Theme “Turbulence to Triumph”

March 29, 2021

Dear Parents,

I hope you had a great weekend! At CVHS, we all were so excited that our students were able to have a night at the Hollywood Prom Gala. The student council and their advisors executed an amazing event! The work they put in to decorate, organize and put on the event were beyond amazing! Congratulations to our student council! Please remember that we do not have school next week!

Please make note of the following:

1. Return to Learn Fall Plan

The district teacher content leaders are discussing options for our Return to Learn plan this fall. I will keep you updated as we learn how next year will be. More to come!

2. Student Travel Handbook

The district has a new Student Travel Handbook. This is a great resource for advisors and coaches as they plan and prepare for a student trip. The information/link has been added to PACE and can also be found here: Student Travel Handbook

3. Masks in Schools

Although there will be a state-wide change in the mask mandate beginning April 12, this does not apply to K-12 schools. Students and employees should plan on continuing to wear masks in school and at all school activities through the rest of the school year. I will keep you updated regarding any changes that may occur.

4. UHSAA Update

The UHSAA Board of Trustees approved the sanctioning of competitive cheerleading for the 2021-22 school year. The first UHSAA sanctioned cheer competitions will be held during the 2022-23 school year. FYI – the BOT did not approve the sanctioning of boys volleyball or Esports at this time.

5. Aspire Testing- We will be taking the State Aspire tests during the week of April 26-30. During this week we will have a modified class schedule to accommodate for the longer tests. More to come on that schedule. If a parent desires to opt their student out of Aspire testing they can get a parental exclusion form from the main office or at this link. Be sure to mark all of the tests you would like to be excluded from. Parental Exclusion forms should be returned to the main office as soon as possible.

6. Chromebook Collection & Plan

We are excited about our ability to be a true One-To-One school next year. Each student will have the option to check out a Chromebook to use for the year and into future years. Currently, we are using those Chromebooks in classrooms. Many of the carts that the Chromebooks are in are borrowed from Vista Heights, and they need them back the first week of May. We will need to collect those Chromebooks and prepare them for summer storage that first week of May. There will still be a few carts available for checkout in the front office. We also encourage you to work with each other within and without your departments to support needs with the Chromebooks. It really is exciting that every student will have a Chromebook in every class next year!

7. No Finals Week

In order to provide teachers with as much flexibility and autonomy as possible, we are not planning on having a finals week. We believe that students learn best when they are engaged until the end of the term in meaningful ways.

8. Graduation Update

Again, I apologize again for the delay in knowing the specific details about high school graduations. The district is looking at other options again. Principals are meeting this Thursday to learn more. I promise I will reach out to you and give you an update. I still do not know what we are doing.

9. East Shore Schedule (A Message From Candace)

Candice will be at CVHS on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday this week. She will have a sub from East Shore on Thursday and Friday so the students can still test.

Schedule this week (3/29 – 4/2)

Monday – open till 3:30

Tuesday – open till 3:30

Wednesday – CLOSED – if you need to test you can go to Westlake

Thursday – open till 3:00

Friday – open till 3:00

Please bring a photo ID with you to test since it will be a substitute here. Mrs. Samuelson knows many of you but the sub will not.

Thank you,

Candice

12. Upcoming Dates to Remember:

2-week calendar

April 1 – Secondary Principal’s Meeting – (Courtney will be gone)

April 5-9 – Spring Break

April 13 – ASD Board Meeting

April 27 – ASD Board Meeting

I hope that you all have a relaxing and enjoyable spring break. Let’s all re-fill our buckets and come back ready to end the year strong! I appreciate each of you!

Courtney Johnson

CVHS Principal

March 16th, 2021

By Principle Johnson Communications

“Turbulence to Triumph” School Theme


Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Dear Parents,

We have made it through the third term! Because of COVID, this is our first fourth term that we have had at Cedar Valley High School. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue in person learning this year. Plus, there are only 14 more school days until Spring Break!

Please remember that tomorrow, Wednesday, March 17 is Face-to-face instruction.

Please make note of the following:

1. Safety Week Recap

Last week was a great safety week. We met with emergency personnel, reviewed our plans, and had a lockdown drill. Here is a training on lockdown drills we share with students, along with a video describing a reunification plan. This plan is being developed and would be used to reunify students with parents in some emergency situations.

Lockdown Drill Training

Parent & Student Information Regarding Reunification Plans

2. Robotic Club Open House

There will be a Robotics Club Open House Wednesday, March 17 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Westlake High School. Come and see what students are learning to do with robotics! Arrive early, as there is a max capacity of 350 people. Masks and distancing are required. Please see attached flyer.

3. Upcoming dates to remember:

2-week calendar

April 5-9 – Spring Break

April 13 – ASD Board Meeting

April 27 – ASD Board Meeting

Have a great rest of your week!

Courtney Johnson

Principal Johnson’s Weekly Update

By Principle Johnson Communications

Monday, November 16, 2020

"Turbulence to Triumph" School Theme

Dear Parents, 

Welcome to week three in November!  It’s hard to believe we are so close to the holidays.  We are so thrilled with each day that we have with your children!  It’s wonderful the things we can do when we all work together.  What a blessing it is to have such a strong supportive community.   

Please make note of the following:

1. No Parent-Teacher Conference in November

As a reminder, we held a parent-teacher conference in September. We desired to have PTC early on so parents would have time to work with their students.  Our next PTC will be held on February 17th.

2. Life Skills Para Educator needed

Our life skills students are some of the most amazing students we have here at CVHS. We are looking to hire an aide to help in the classroom. This is a  29 hour a week position that fits within the school day. Please reach out to Kenyon Christen with any questions at [email protected] or apply at https://asd.astihosted.com/Login2.aspx

3. Skyward vs. Canvas

We often hear questions about what parents should be checking, Skyward or Canvas. The answer is both. Skyward is the official platform for grades. The official grade is the grade on Skyward Canvas is the platform to access and submit assignments. There may be a short delay in seeing your grades updated from assignments submitted on Skyward.

4. Lunchroom Position

Our Lunchroom is hiring a nutrition service worker. The position would be about 5.5 hours per day and pay $11.64 per hour. We are hoping someone can begin immediately.  A current food handlers permit is required within two weeks of hiring. Apply online at https://alpineschools.org/employment/

5. Concurrent Enrollment Saves You $$$!

I sent this out, but we only had a few views on our channel.  Please watch this video that shows students how Concurrent Enrollment is basically like getting a HUGE Scholarship!  We will help our students every single step of the way.  

6. Math Labs

Just a reminder that our math department is offering math labs (online and in-person)  for students who need extra help. Please see the attached schedule that will remain through the end of November. Labs will continue after November, but the schedule may be adjusted depending on funding.

7. Two Week Calendar

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a wonderful November!  

 

Sincerely,

 

Courtney Johnson

Principal

CVHS

Principal Johnson’s Weekly Email Monday, 10-26-2020

By Principle Johnson Communications

Monday, 10-26-2020 "Turbulence to Triumph"

Dear Parents, 

 

To win is to contend, to struggle, to strive.  I love this quote.  Right now many of us feel more stress, struggle, etc. than we normally do.  We are so fortunate at CVHS to have time to work on these things and develop ways to strive.  Our students are determined to defy the odds and rise above.  If you have not had a chance to watch our Jet Time videos, I invite you to see what our students are learning each week. Here are seven videos that I strongly recommend you watch with your family so you can talk about this with your children.  

 

Jet Talk 1 – Starting Strong

Jet Talk 2 – Your most powerful tool – MINDSET

Jet Talk 3 The Foundation

Jet Talk 4 – What are you building?

Jet Talk 5 – Avoid Distraction

Jet Talk 6 – Stretch your comfort zone

Jet Talk 7 Consistency is better than perfection

 

Please make note of the following: 

1. Internet Safety

Our School Community Council is working on ways to increase internet safety.  Here is a host of Internet Safety videos and lessons Link that will help you lead these types of conversations with your family. 

 

2. ACT PreTest 

Saturday, November 14th at 8:30- 12:00 we will have a practice ACT.  Please Link Here for more information. 

 

3. School Safety Training

The following videos were shared with students at the school as safety training. Here they are for your reference at home.

4. COVID Safety & Health

As we see COVID numbers spike in our area, we are grateful for the opportunity to still see our students twice each week. Please continue to wear your masks and socially distance from one another whenever possible. As we focus on these two things that we can control, we minimize our chances of illness and quarantine.

 

COVID Update – New Dashboard Reporting 

You have probably noticed some changes on the dashboard when it comes to the way ASD is reporting positive COVID cases. The individual school reports are now based on the 10-day isolation number. The total number and percentages at the top are referring to the 14-day period following a positive test. Our conversations with the UCHD will still begin when a school reaches 15 cases/14-day. The POC’s and nurses are doing a great job with the reporting.

 

5. Sterling Scholars

Sterling Scholar applications are now being accepted in the student center (counseling office).  If you have questions email Anna Butler at [email protected]

 

6. A Message From Our Student Council

Aviators…

 
We are excited to announce our first annual Cedar Valley Airlift. We are fortunate to be in a community with families and businesses that have supported our school and it’s many programs.  As Aviators, we have opportunities to give back to our community and its families that are in need.  This year, starting November 2nd and running through November 20th, CVHS will be holding a food drive. Food that is collected by our Aviators will be donated to both students and families in need in our school community and distributed through our school pantry. Our goal this year is to have enough food in our school pantry to support every aviator and their family that needs assistance.
 
We are encouraging all students to participate in this worthwhile event. Donations can be made by bringing their non-perishable food items (water bottles, fruit snacks, granola bars, fish crackers, peanut butter crackers, ramen cups, mac n cheese cups, chip variety boxes, nature valley bars) to their jet time class. Students will receive information relating to food items that will be accepted and additional details relating to this activity during our normally scheduled school announcements and during their jet time period.
 
We are also working with our local businesses and requesting donations to support our food drive and the many students who are participating in it.
 
Additionally, we’ve got some exciting ideas on how to turn this rewarding experience into a fun competition between our jet time classes at CVHS. 
The first place will receive Chick-Fil-A. Second place, pizza. Third place, dessert.
 
We are grateful for the opportunity to give back to our Cedar Valley Community and we look forward to the rewarding experiences that our students will have as they serve those around them.
 
Take care and stay healthy,

 

7.School Activities

Please see our school calendar to view all our activities.  This is a live document that we keep updated daily.  Sometimes activities and games are changed with very short notice, so it is imperative to check daily.

 

Thank you for the opportunity to work with you and your beautiful children.  I do love them so much!

 

Sincerely,

 

Courtney Johnson

Principal

CVHS

Principal Johnson’s Weekly Email 9-28-2020

By Principle Johnson Communications

Monday, September 28, 2020

"Turbulence to Triumph" School Theme

Dear Parents,

 

When airplanes crash, we all hear about them, however; no one knows the number of airplanes that land.  What a great analogy!  It is a great reminder that there are so many good things that are happening at school and our community during this pandemic.  One of the good things in my life is that my daughter had a baby on Wednesday.   I took her other three children for a few days.  As an empty nester,  that experience made me appreciate what you all do on a daily basis to balance family and home life.  I was exhausted!  But… I loved it.  

 

So many great things are happening at CVHS!  Please make note of the following:

 

1. College Application Week

 

As a reminder, please look at last week’s email regarding Utah College Application Week for the week of October 5-9 

 

2. School Safety Plan

 

The Alpine School District and (School) is committed to the safety and wellbeing of every student and staff member. With the support of the district safety committee, a standard response safety protocol for emergencies has been implemented in every school. The Alpine School District Standard Response Protocol (SRP) is reviewed, evaluated, and improved annually by the district safety committee, school safety teams, school community councils, and local emergency response personnel.  Staff training and school-wide safety drills throughout the school year will teach students and staff how to respond in an emergency situation. Please remember safety is the responsibility of each of us.  If you see something, say something.

 

3. Band
 

We are also the fastest-growing band program in the state.  In Saturday’s competition. We competed against Green Canyon, Mountain Crest, Tooele, Stansbury, Ogden, Sky View, Ridgeline, and Uintah. We took 2nd place in every individual category and 2nd place overall. Out of the bands in our region, we had the highest score by a significant margin. No region trophies are given until the last competition of the year, but I figured I’d let you know where we stand. 

 

4. Parent-Teacher Conference

As a reminder, Cedar Valley HS is having a  Parent-Teacher Conference on Wednesday, September 30th  from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Teachers will be available in their rooms to visit with you either online or in person. Feel free to reach out to your students’ teachers via email for a virtual conference if this better suits your needs.

 

5. Mountain Biking Club Team (Not School-sponsored)

For all updates, please see:  They are doing very well!

 

Website: https://www.cedarvalleymtb.com

Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/cedarvalleymtb

Instagram: https://instagram.com/cedarvalleymtb

 

6. School Activities

Please see our school calendar to view all our Homecoming upcoming activities.  This is a live document that we keep updated daily.  Sometimes activities and games are changed with very short notice, so it is imperative to check daily.

 

Let’s make it a fantastic week!

 

Sincerely,

 

Courtney Johnson

CVHS Principal