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Monday, Oct 9th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

Monday, Oct 9, 2023

We have one more week until the end of the final grading period for term 1.  Please take advantage of our after-school study activity with teachers and other volunteers who are here at CV to help.  See #2

Please make note of the following:

1. ASVAB

Cedar Valley will be offering the ASVAB test here on campus starting at 9:05 AM on the morning of October 12th. 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 This test is provided for free by the military, but no military service is required.  It’s a great tool for discovering your strengths and weaknesses in helping students explore careers.

2. Reminder–Parents and Pizza Event Homework Event

We will be holding a study group after school on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023, and Thursday, Oct. 12, 2023. Teachers and student tutors will be available to assist students with their homework.  This will be a great opportunity for your students to catch up on any assignments before our term ends on October 18th. Parents are welcome to come help their student(s). Please see the flyer for more information.

Pizza and Parents Student Study Group (Espanol).pdf

Padres, llevaremos a cabo un grupo de estudio después de la escuela el martes 10 de octubre de 2023 y el jueves 12 de octubre de 2023. Esta será una gran oportunidad para que sus estudiantes se pongan al día con cualquier tarea antes de que termine nuestro período el 18 de octubre. Los padres son bienvenidos a ayudar a sus estudiantes. Consulte el folleto para obtener más información.

Pizza and Parents Student Study Group (Espanol) pdf

3. Reminder–Final School Pictures Retake Day, October 13

Our final makeup picture day is coming soon on October 13. School pictures taken at CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL on 08/15/2023 are now available for parents to view and order online.

View and order at https://shop.jostenspix.com/login

  • CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

  • Event Code: FE261823

  • Also Needed: Skyward Unique Student ID

4. Driver’s Ed

If you are interested in taking Driver’s Ed please link here   Classes will be both Online and in person at the end of the month. Driver’s Ed teachers suggest registering six months before needing a license.  If you have any questions please email Mr. Roberts.

5. PTSA Announcements

Zupas night on Wednesday, October 10th from 4-9 pm at the Saratoga Springs location! Be sure to mention you’re there for the fundraiser and a portion of your sale will go back to us!

Join PTSA – parents and students are welcome! Join us at cvhs.memberhub.com

Follow us on social media! Instagram and Facebook

October is Teen Safe Driving Month. Check out our social media for tips to stay safe.

The PTSA parking spots – IceMan and Rooster – have been chosen for the first quarter. Let’s congratulate Misty Mitchell and Savanah Jones! Enjoy your new parking stalls.

Roxberry will be available at lunch on the first Wednesday of each month!

If you are interested in taking Driver’s Ed please register here.  We have in-person and Online courses available at the end of the month.  Driver’s Ed teachers suggest that students take Driver’s Ed six months before students want to get their license.

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

6. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to an enjoyable month of October here at CVHS!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley High School Principal

Monday, October 2nd, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

Monday, October 2, 2023

Aviators,

I hope this email finds you well as we transition into the month of October. As the leaves change color and the temperatures drop, please take time to log into Skyward and help remind your student to turn in any missing assignments. The term will end on October 18th.

Please make note of the following:

1. Senior Sterling Scholar Applications

Does your Senior student excel in any of these areas?  If so, have them stop by the counseling office to get a Sterling Scholar application.

  • English

  • Math

  • Social Science

  • Science

  • World Language

  • Computer Technology

  • Skilled & Technical Sciences Education

  • Family & Consumer Science

  • Business & Marketing

  • Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics

  • Vocal Performance

  • Visual Arts

  • Instrumental Music

  • Dance

2. Senior Parents College and Career Specialist

If your senior student is interested in meeting with our college and career specialist please have them fill out this survey.  Link here.  Mrs. Murri is a valuable resource for scholarships, etc.

3. College Applications (Free)

Free application codes for use during October for seniors applying to Utah colleges. 2023_UCAW_Application_Fee_Waiver_Info.pdf

4. PTSA Announcements

  • Enjoy delicious Roxberry this Wednesday, October 4th at 12:45 in the commons.

  • Spirit Night is coming up! Join us at Zupas in Saratoga Springs on Tuesday, October 10th from 4-9 pm for great food and to support your CVHS PTSA!

  • Join us for Advocacy Night on Monday, October 16th at 5:30 pm in the Auditorium. Julie King will be holding a Civics 101 class, informing us on how to better reach out to our representatives and start a conversation. Voter registration will also be available. More information can be found here.

  • October is Teen Safe Driving Month. Stay smart, stay safe.

  • Join PTSA today! Your membership helps support our community and give us a greater voice at the Capital. www.cvhs.memberhub.com

5. Media Center Spooky October Focus on Gothic Authors and Their Books

Gothic literature is a genre of fiction that emerged in the late 18th century and became popular in the 19th century. It is characterized by a focus on dark, mysterious, and supernatural elements, as well as a strong emphasis on emotion and atmosphere. Notable authors associated with Gothic literature include Mary Shelley, “Frankenstein”,  Edgar Allan Poe, “the Raven/Tale Tell Heart” and Bram Stoker, “Dracula”, among others. See a few of our CV Media Center Gothic author/book displays here: gothic Halloween media newsletter.jpg

Gothic literature has had a lasting impact on the horror and suspense genres and continues to influence contemporary literature, film, and popular culture. Its themes of darkness, mystery, and the exploration of human nature continue to resonate with audiences today. Swing by the Media Center to learn more about these authors and check out ”Dark” Displays inspired by elements in each of the Macabre Stories both classic gothic horror and modern scary literature.

6. Parents and Pizza Event Homework Event

We will be holding a study group after school on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023, and Thursday, Oct. 12, 2023. Teachers and student tutors will be available to assist students with their homework.  This will be a great opportunity for your students to catch up on any assignments before our term ends soon on October 18th. Parents are welcome to come help their student(s). Please see the flyer for more information.

Pizza and Parents Student Study Group (Espanol).pdf

Padres, llevaremos a cabo un grupo de estudio después de la escuela el martes 10 de octubre de 2023 y el jueves 12 de octubre de 2023. Esta será una gran oportunidad para que sus estudiantes se pongan al día con cualquier tarea antes de que termine nuestro período el 18 de octubre. Los padres son bienvenidos a ayudar a sus estudiantes. Consulte el folleto para obtener más información.

Pizza and Parents Student Study Group (Espanol).pdf

 7. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to an enriching and enjoyable month of October here at CVHS!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley High School Principal

Tuesday, September 26th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Tuesday, September 26, 2023

Aviators,

Welcome back to another beautiful fall week.  When the colors change nothing beats filling your home with the aroma of homemade pumpkin bread.  This is easy to make and I can’t get enough of it.  Here is My Go-To Pumpkin Bread Recipe.  I hope you enjoyed the pumpkin cookies in last week’s email.  If you didn’t try making them, I highly recommend that you do.

Please make note of the following:

1. Final School Pictures Retake Day, October 13

Our final makeup picture day is coming soon on October 13. School pictures taken at CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL on 08/15/2023 are now available for parents to view and order online.

View and order at https://shop.jostenspix.com/login

  • CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

  • Event Code: FE261823

  • Also Needed: Skyward Unique Student ID

2. Senior Parents  

If your senior student is interested in meeting with our college and career specialist please have them fill out this survey.  Link here.  Mrs. Murri is a valuable resource for scholarships, etc.

3. Immunization Clinics

Please see the attached flyer for information from our school nurse!

Immunization clinics

4. PTSA Update

October is Teen Safe Driving Month.  Please watch for information and follow us on Instagram and Facebook!

Grab some delicious Roxberry during lunch on Wednesday, October 4th!

Reflections entries are due October 1st. Please submit your entries at www.UtaPTA.org/ref Direct any questions to [email protected]

Sign up for the PTSA! Parents, teachers, students, and community members can all sign up for our CVHS PTSA. Join today! https://cvhs.memberhub.com PTSA Students are eligible to receive our exclusive non-academic scholarship funds and a chance at a premium upfront parking spot every term! Join PTSA to learn more!

Hidden Hollow’s  PTA is looking for help to run their carnival games on Thursday, October 5th.  This could count as service hours.  If you have a teenager who would be willing to help them run carnival games, please sign them up! Here is the link:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0E48A5AF2CAA8-44563866-carnival

 

5. Digital Citizenship and Well-Being

It is essential that we take an active role in educating our students and partner with parents about responsible digital citizenship. This affects our students’ safety and well-being in an age of smartphones and social media.

Here is a letter with more information.

Here are some key points to discuss with your children.

  • Respect for Others: Emphasize the importance of treating others with respect and empathy. Encourage them to consider how recording a fight can be hurtful and humiliating for those involved.

  • Legal Consequences: Make them aware of the potential legal consequences of recording fights or other personally identifiable information that may be viewed as being an accessory to violence or invasion of privacy.

  • Impact on Mental Health: Explain how sharing and watching violent content can negatively impact their mental health and desensitize them to violence.

  • Digital Responsibility: Teach them about responsible smartphone and social media usage, including reporting violent content rather than sharing it.

  • Being an Upstander: Encourage your child to be an upstander rather than a bystander. If they witness a fight or harassment, they should seek help from an authority figure rather than recording it.

  • Peer Pressure: Discuss the dangers of succumbing to peer pressure or the desire for social media attention. Help them understand that their worth is not determined by likes, shares, or comments on a video.

  • Empathy and Kindness: Promote empathy and kindness in their interactions both online and offline. Remind them of the Golden Rule: Treat others as you would like to be treated.

6. Culture Climate Survey

    Thursday, Oct. 5th students will take the ASD Culture, Climate, and Connection Survey for the 2023-2024 school year in their Jet Time. The purpose of the survey is to help adults improve the learning environment in order for all students to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Please see last week’s email for more details.

 7. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a great week!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Digital Citizenship Parent Letter

By Principle Johnson Communications

Dear Parents,

I wanted to take a moment to discuss an important topic that affects our children’s safety and well-being, especially in the age of smartphones and social media. It is crucial that we engage in open conversations with our children about the importance of never recording fights and avoiding the mob mentality that can accompany such situations.

In today’s digital age, the prevalence of smartphones and social media platforms has made it easier than ever for our children to capture and share moments from their daily lives. While these tools can be powerful for connecting and communicating, they can also pose significant risks when misused.

Here are some key points to discuss with your children:

  • Respect for Others: Emphasize the importance of treating others with respect and empathy. Encourage them to consider how recording a fight can be hurtful and humiliating for those involved.
  • Legal Consequences: Make them aware of the potential legal consequences of recording fights or other personal identifiable information may be viewed as being an accessory to violence or invasion of privacy.
  • Impact on Mental Health: Explain how sharing and watching violent content can negatively impact their mental health and desensitize them to violence.
  • Digital Responsibility: Teach them about responsible smartphone and social media usage, including reporting violent content rather than sharing it.
  • Being an Upstander: Encourage your child to be an upstander rather than a bystander. If they witness a fight or harassment, they should seek help from an authority figure rather than recording it.
  • Peer Pressure: Discuss the dangers of succumbing to peer pressure or the desire for social media attention. Help them understand that their worth is not determined by likes, shares, or comments on a video.
  • Empathy and Kindness: Promote empathy and kindness in their interactions both online and offline. Remind them of the Golden Rule: Treat others as you would like to be treated.

It is essential that we partner together and take an active role in educating our children about responsible digital citizenship. By having these conversations and setting a positive example through our own behavior, we can help them make informed, compassionate, and responsible choices in the digital world.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter. Let’s work together to ensure the safety and well-being of our children and promote a culture of empathy, respect, and responsibility.

Sincerely,

Principal Courtney

Monday, September 18th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

Monday, September 18, 2023

Aviators,

It is hard to believe that we are at the end of September. Happy Fall! Pumpkin season is ramping up. This is my favorite new recipe for the best pumpkin cookies that are amazing! Link here.

Please make note of the following:

1. School Pictures are Ready!

View and order at https://shop.jostenspix.com/login

CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

Event Code: FE261823

Also Needed: Skyward Unique Student ID

2. PTSA Announcements

Reflections entries are due October 1st. Please reach out to [email protected] for more information.

Sign up for the PTSA! Parents, teachers, students, and community members can all sign up for our CVHS PTSA. Joining PTSA does not mean you must volunteer, but each new member helps support our fundraising goals and helps us to have a greater voice at the Capital. Join today! https://cvhs.memberhub.com Students who join PTSA are eligible for scholarship funds and a chance at a premium parking spot!

PTSA meetings are coming up! Our next student meeting will be held on September 25th at 9:00 a.m. in the library, followed by a general meeting at 9:35 a.m. All are welcome!

October is Teen Safe Driving Month! Watch for upcoming PTSA and UHP events!

3. ASD Student Culture Climate Survey

Thursday, Oct. 5th students will take the ASD Culture, Climate, and Connection Survey for the 2023-2024 school year in their Jet Time. The purpose of the survey is to help adults improve the learning environment in order for all students to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. The survey is anonymous and will not be identifiable to the student. Here is a link to the survey questions and details about the survey: Culture, Climate, and Connection Survey- Details and Questions. If you agree to have your student participate, then no other action is needed. Otherwise, please follow the instructions below to opt out of the parent consent in Skyward by September 15, 2023. We sincerely appreciate your student(s) participation.

Login to Skyward as a parent/guardian

Expand the (+) button on the left side, if needed. Click on ‘Student Information Update’

Select Student

Select ‘Mark Student Information Update as not completed and make changes.

Click on Step ‘Culture, Climate and Connection Survey Consent’ step on the right-hand side of the screen.

Click the box and then click the bottom button “Complete step” to save

Logout of Skyward

Video Link- How to opt-out of survey on Skyward

4. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Let’s make it a great week!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Monday Sept 11th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

Monday, September 11, 2023

Aviators,

For more than two decades on September 11, 2001, many of us watched the terror attacks unfold on TV. That was an emotional day. We appreciate our Student Council, for planning and executing the ceremony this morning to honor members of our faculty and staff with the American flag patch. We honor all of the brave men and women who serve and protect our freedom. Thank you for your service.

Please make note of the following:

1. SCC Elections Announcement

We have the tabulation of the School Community Council Election. Congratulations to the following: Jenefer Bauele, Angela Duke, Manu Ford, Kristen LeClaire, and Nina Pitts.

2. Senior Assembly

Monday, Sept. 18th during Jet Time will be the Senior Josten’s Assembly where graduation information will be given out. The Senior Panoramic picture will also be taken after the assembly out on the football field.

3. Required Parking Passes

All students who drive to school are required to have a school-issued parking pass. These passes can be purchased at the finance office and are good for one school year. Parking citations have begun. Please get a parking pass as soon as possible. All school fees must be paid or a payment plan set up in order to get a parking pass.

4. Homecoming Week

A lot of fun activities are happening this week. We have Powder Puff on Wednesday plus more! Please see the calendar for all of our upcoming activities.

Homecoming Assembly Schedule

The Homecoming Assembly will be this Friday. Please see the schedule below:

1st Period: 7:45-8:54

2nd Period: 9:00 – 10:09

1st Lunch (Link here to see your teacher’s 3rd-period lunch schedule)

Lunch 10:09 – 10:44

3rd Period: 10:50 – 11:59

2nd Lunch (Link here to see your teacher’s 3rd-period lunch schedule)

3rd Period 10:15 – 11:24

Lunch 11:24 – 11:59

4th Period 12:05-1:09

Assembly 1:15 – 2:15

5. PTSA Needs You!

Our CVHS PTSA needs you! Joining the PTSA is a great way to actively be a part of your child’s education and engage with the school community. We have some key positions vacant and need volunteers to step up and help out: President-Elect, Secretary, Advocacy VP, and Battle of the Bands Coordinator.

Reflections submissions are due Oct 1! The theme this year is “I am Hopeful Because…” Reach out to [email protected] for more information.

As always, we invite you to become a PTSA member either through MySchoolFees or through this link: https://cvhs.memberhub.com

6. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Wishing you a fantastic school year!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Friday, September 8th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Friday, September 8, 2023

Dear Aviators,

Happy Friday! I apologize for this week’s late email. Monday was a holiday and I was out sick for a couple of days. I even hesitated to send out this email today, however; we have a couple of time-sensitive communications that I wanted you to be aware of.

Please make note of the following:

1. Floral of the Month Club

If you would like to purchase a monthly fresh flower arrangement made by our Floral Design students, sign up using this link! https://forms.gle/YEq39DNRBxyhjcMG8

2. Community Outreach Update

Click to view newsletter Community Outreach Newsletter 8:31:23.pdf

CLASES DE INGLES EN Eagle Mountain: Este otoño se ofrecerán clases de inglés en Frontier Middle School. Costarán $40, esto incluye la cuota de inscripción y el libro. Se ofrecerán lunes/miércoles de 6 a 8 p. m. o martes/jueves de 6 a 8 p. m., dependiendo del nivel de inglés que ya conozca. Haremos las inscripciones para la clase el 18 de septiembre de 5:30 p. m. a 8:30 p. m. en la escuela Frontier Middle en el remolque detrás de la escuela. Si desea tomar las clases, debe inscribirse en un horario para realizar la prueba y registrarse la noche del 18 de septiembre. Utilice el enlace para inscribirse y concertar una cita para registrarse y realizar el examen el 18 de septiembre en Frontier Middle School en Eagle Mtn. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4EABA92DABFB6-english

3. PTSA Needs You!

Our CVHS PTSA needs you! Joining the PTSA is a great way to actively be a part of your child’s education and engage with the school community. We have some key positions vacant and need volunteers to step up and help out: President-Elect, Secretary, Advocacy VP, and Battle of the Bands Coordinator.

Come see what PTSA is all about on Monday, September 11th! Our student meeting is at 9 a.m. in the library, followed by our general meeting for ALL parents at 9:30 a.m. We can’t wait to see you there!

Reflections submissions are due Oct 1! The theme this year is “I am Hopeful Because…” Reach out to [email protected] for more information.

As always, we invite you to become a PTSA member either through MySchoolFees or through this link: https://cvhs.memberhub.com

4. Required Parking Passes

All students who drive to school are required to have a school-issued parking pass. These passes can be purchased at the finance office and are good for one school year. Parking citations will begin after Labor Day. Please get a parking pass as soon as possible. All school fees must be paid or a payment plan set up in order to get a parking pass.

5. September 11th Flag Raising Ceremony

We are holding a flag-raising ceremony on September 11th at 7:30 a.m. to kick off Patriots Day and honor the veterans who work at Cedar Valley. The front roundabout will be closed during drop-off to accommodate this event. We encourage any students to attend this event.

6. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Wishing you a fantastic school year!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

August 28th, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

August 28, 2023

Dear Aviators,

What a tremendous week we had last week!  I appreciate this community so much and I especially love how we all come together for our students.  Thank you for your sweet emails regarding all of the fun events we had since school began.  We truly have something special out here.  Please make note of the following:

1.  School Community Council Election

We have our School Community Council 2023 Election.  The ballot is live now and will close on September 1st at 5:00 PM.  Please vote here.

2. 5-Star Student App Safety

It has come to my attention that there are a few concerns with the safety of 5 Star app.  The district has vetted this app for the safety and security of student information.  Both parties agree to uphold their responsibilities under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”), the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (“PPRA”), and the Children’s Online Privacy and Protection Act (“COPPA”).  5 Starr considers Student Data to be confidential and does not use such data for any purpose other than to provide the services on the School’s behalf.

https://www.5starstudents.com/Privacy

3. Saturn APP

The SATURN is not approved and I do not want anyone to use it.  This is the statement I shared with our faculty and staff today.

SATURN APP Click the link to read more about a social media app that has become prevalent in our secondary schools this year. Please make sure all teachers, staff, coaches, and advisors understand that the Saturn App is NOT to be used to communicate with students, and students should not be encouraged to use it to communicate about school announcements or events.

4. Career Family Night

Monday, September 25, 2023, from 5-8 P.M. at Provo High School, CTE will host a free ice cream social where you can learn more about CTE pathways and future careers.  This is for the whole family and they will have hands-on activities through the night!

5. Concurrent Enrollment

The Registration Deadline for concurrent enrollment is Thursday, September 7th!  (Just over 2 weeks away!).  If your student is having any of the below issues, please have them come to room D230 or D237:

  • Struggling to login into their UVU account.

  • Don’t know how to get admitted as a UVU student.

  • Don’t know why they should get college credit.

  • Any and all questions are welcome.

Here is the PowerPoint with 3 simple steps and a QR code to help students register.

6. ACT Preparation

It’s never too early to prepare for the ACT.  shmoop.com/utah is a free resource.  Use the Magic Word HONEY.

7. PTSA Needs You!

It’s not too late to join PTSA! Parents, students, teachers, and the community are all encouraged to show your support by joining PTSA. Your $8 membership makes a difference in the lives of our students and teachers! Join today through MySchoolFees, directly at https://cvhs.memberhub.com, or stop by our table during club rush this week!

Our first student member meeting is Monday, September 11 at 9 am. Join us for donuts and get to know your PTSA friends. We can’t wait to see your students there!

Reflections is coming up! “I am Hopeful Because…” Submissions are due Oct 1. Reach out to [email protected] for more information.

8. Suicide Awareness Walk – Wednesday from 6:00-7:00 P.M.

September is National Suicide Awareness Month. To kick off the entire month we will have our annual walk to fight suicide THIS WEDNESDAY. There will be food trucks and community mental health resources there the entire night, starting at 6 p.m. The actual walking portion of the night starts at 7 p.m.

We have “STAY” shirts for sale in the student store. They are on sale for $5 dollars at the store starting during the first lunch today, till when the store closes on Wednesday. They will be available for purchase at the event as well but for $10.

9. Student Support Groups

The counseling office will be offering two groups this year.  One that will teach resiliency skills and another for those dealing with grief and loss.  If you are interested in your child being a part of either group please reach out to your counselor.

10.  Media Center – A Focus on Literacy and Connection

The CVMC (Cedar Valley High School Media Center) has released key takeaways, data,  and statistics from last school year. The results highlight the effectiveness of our libraries’ contribution to literacy and the betterment of education for all students. Please see the results here: Informational Data Infographic.pdf

11. Mythology

We have added another Mythology class in the 8th period on B days.  We are opening it to all grades. If your student is interested in enrolling in this class please contact their counselor ASAP.  This can count as an English elective credit.

12. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Wishing you a fantastic school year!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

August 21st 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Cleared For Take Off – 2023-24 School Theme

August 21, 2023

Dear Aviators,

I’m pleased to report that we’ve had an amazing first week of school!  It’s been truly inspiring to witness the enthusiasm and dedication of our students and staff.  As we move forward, let’s continue working together to make this year one of growth, achievement, and memorable experiences.  Thank you for your ongoing support.

Please make note of the following:

1. School Pictures Information

Students will be called down from class to get their pictures taken for their ID cards and the yearbook on the day listed below:

  • 10th Grade: Sept. 7

  • 11th Grade: Sept. 8

  • 12th Grade: Sept. 11

If you missed getting your school pictures taken, students may join another grade picture day or get their picture taken on our final makeup picture day, October 13. School pictures taken at CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL on 08/15/2023 are now available for parents to view and order online.

View and order at https://shop.jostenspix.com/login

  • CEDAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

  • Event Code: FE261823

  • Also Needed: Skyward Unique Student ID

2. 5-Star App For CVHS!

Cedar Valley has chosen to participate in a new program called 5-Star Student. The purpose of 5-Star is to promote student engagement and involvement in school activities. Additionally, it encourages strong academic performance and growth. As students participate and do well in their academics, they will receive points, which can be redeemed for prizes at the school store. Students are encouraged, but not required, to download the app via their smartphone. If they don’t have a smartphone, they can utilize the website login and earn points by entering a code provided by an event organizer. This new program will bring more students together and build a sense of community, culture, and academic achievement within Cedar Valley. Please view this video and visit our website for more information.

3. Required Parking Passes

All students that drive to school are required to have a school-issued parking pass. These passes can be purchased at the finance office and are good for one school year. Parking citations will begin after Labor Day. Please get a parking pass as soon as possible.

4. PTSA Spirit Night

PTSA Spirit Night is this Wednesday from 4-9 pm at the Saratoga Springs Zupas. Come feed your family and support your local PTSA! Don’t forget to join PTSA at www.cvhs.memberhub.com – let your voice be heard in your child’s education.

5. School Lunch Workers Needed

We are serving more students than ever before.  We have two lunch positions. Starting hourly wage is $15.67. The perks of the job are the same hours and days off as your students.  We follow the Alpine School District Calendar.  Hours are between 7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. No previous experience is needed.  Please link here to apply.

https://www.applitrack.com/alpineschools/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=CLASSIFIED+-+Nutrition+Services&subcategory=Nutrition+Services%2DSecondary&AppliTrackJobId=8895&AppliTrackLayoutMode=detail&AppliTrackViewPosting=1

6. Club Rush:

Club rush week will be August 28th – September 1st. Students will see clubs that are available and have a chance to join. Parent permission forms are required for club participation. Hard copies are available in the front office.  If a student would like to start a club, application forms are also available in the front office. In order to have a booth for Club Rush Week, students wishing to form a club need to turn in their application on or before Wednesday, August 23rd. If you have any questions, ask Mr. Gill in the front office.

7. Chromebook Insurance Plan:

-The open enrollment for insurance on the Chromebooks closes on September 15. The insurance is a great deal! It only costs $25 for full coverage with no deductible. Please click here for more information and to sign up.

8. School Community Council Interest

We have a few positions opened for our School Community Council.  Serving on our School Community Council is a wonderful way for parents and teachers to contribute and help improve academic performance at our school.  If you are interested in serving and would like to be placed on the ballot, please fill out this SCC interest form.  

9. Mascot Bowl – Tonight

We have a great week planned next week for our very first “Soaring over the Clouds” Week.  Monday, the 21st @ 7 pm we will be hosting a mascot bowl.  Admissions is 3.00 (ticket information coming soon).  Wednesday, the 23rd is our Grand Opening for our Freight Farm starting @ 6 pm.  A fun evening with food trucks, a ribbon cutting, a pep rally, and a free concert with LOAFA.   Monday through Thursday of this same week, we are having a spirit war with Westlake at Chick Fil A. Please support your Aviators with your Chick Fil purchases.  Proceeds for all of this week’s events will go to the prosthetic foundation.

10. Athletic Events

Volleyball and Varsity Football have an admittance fee.  Please purchase your ticket on cvaviators.com  prior to the event.   No cash or sales at the gate.

11. Drivers Ed

Sign up your student for this year’s Driver’s Ed Class.  We suggest you take the class 6 months prior to when your students want to get their licenses.  Please see the information here.  If you have any questions please email our Driver’s Ed Lead BJ Roberts at [email protected]

12. Counselors 

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s counselor.  Please see the associated alphabet with the counselor email link below:

A-BRA Abby Taylor 

BRE-CL JeriLyn Phillips

CO-F Kristy Childs

G-HO  April Triggs

HU-LL Debra Smith

LO-N Camille Black 

O-ROB Courtney Briggs

ROC-STO Reagan Peck

STR-V Amy Easley

W-Z Joloeen Liston

13. Administrators 

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s administrator.  Please see the associated alphabet with the counselor email link below:

A-CE Administrator: Scott Mansfield

CH-GI Administrator: Anna Butler

GL-KR Administrator:: Kimberly Moore

KU-PAN Administrator: Colin Gill

PAR-SME Administrator: Bill Sivert

SMITH-Z Administrator: Kenyon Christen

14. Freight Farm Grand Opening – Wednesday, August 23, @  6:00-8:00 pm

LOCATION: West side of the school.

Thanks to a major grant from Meta (formerly Facebook), students at Cedar Valley High School will have an outstanding, 21st Century hands-on learning opportunity to work with and study in a closed container, hydroponic garden experience called Freight Farm.

Vertical farming just may be the way of the future, and at Cedar Valley High School, thanks to a major grant from Meta, students will have hands-on learning experiences with vertical farming in a closed container specially designed for low-water, high-efficiency farming.

The container, purchased from and supported by Freight Farms, can produce between 2-5 tons of produce annually and only requires about five gallons of water per day. Students from business, agriculture, and science classes will benefit from having the container farm active on the school campus.

This Meta Freight Farm sustainability grant is part of over one million dollars in STEM and technology donations awarded to the local community over the past three years. Meta’s Eagle Mountain campus has been a part of the Eagle Mountain community since announcing its data center in 2018 and has taken an active role in promoting sustainability and supporting STEM education initiatives with the Alpine School District and the greater community.

The community is invited to come see the Freight Farm unit at Cedar Valley High School on Wednesday, August 23rd, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration from 6 to 8 p.m.

15. Upcoming Dates to Remember

2-week calendar

Wishing you a fantastic school year ahead!

Sincerely,

Courtney Johnson

Cedar Valley High School Principal

Tuesday May 23, 2023

By Principle Johnson Communications

Born to Fly – 2022-23 School Theme

Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Dear Parents,

I received this information regarding the bus schedule for this Thursday, May 25th. We have our graduation in the afternoon, so we asked transportation services if they would be so kind and help us with our transportation needs. This is the information they shared with me:

​​On Thursday, May 25 Cedar Valley High will be going in as normal (all 17 buses running their normal stops and times) but due to having graduation in the afternoon, they have been approved for a 11:15 am dismissal time. Instead of having all 15 buses come to take them home at that earlier time, there will only be 6 area take home buses. A list of the drivers and their area is below; maps showing area stops and approximate times are attached:

1. Cedar Fort/Fairfield/Carriage Hill in City Center: Jen Lewis bus 1074 M&M group

2. North of SR-73: Karina Cousins bus 806 bowling

3. West of Ranches Pkwy: Steve Struthers bus 1058 R2-D2

4. East of Ranches Pkwy/Ridley’s: Bob Whitney bus 1062 Geocaching

5. Lone Tree/Ruby Valley/Nolan Park: Pat Goetz bus 885 Lineman

6. Pony Express Elem/Porter’s Crossing area: Heather Flegal bus 933 Teepee

Michelle Gray

Routing (Regular Ed)

Transportation West

Alpine School District

(801) 610-8852 x886306

[email protected]

NOW HIRING! School bus drivers. Starting pay is $21.96 an hour, 20 hours a week guaranteed. Next class starts soon. Please visit bus.alpinedistrict.org/apply for information on how to apply.

PER UTAH CODE 53F-2-S403 STATE SUPPORTED REGULAR EDUCATION SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION TO/FROM NEIGHBORHOOD STOPS TO/FROM SCHOOL IS ONLY PROVIDED TO THOSE STUDENTS WHO LIVE MORE THAN 1.5 MILES FROM THEIR ASSIGNED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OR MORE THAN 2 MILES FROM THEIR ASSIGNED SECONDARY (7-12) SCHOOL. BUSING ISN’T PROVIDED FOR OUT OF AREA LANGUAGE IMMERSION OR ALL PROGRAMS.