Happy Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 🚌❤️
Cavalier is lucky to have such amazing bus drivers. Thank you to Mr. Ford, Kristi, Rocky, Amanda, and Bruce!
Cavalier Public School is looking for a Middle School Social Studies teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. Please contact Matt Ford at 701-265-8417 if interested. Thank you!
Support the Freshmen class Dollars for Scholars by wearing Pajamas tomorrow!
Ag Ed students hosted two very special guests. First, visiting the middle school and intro to ag classes, NATIONAL FFA officer Abby Jacobsen, engaged the students in leadership activities and taught about FFA opportunities. Later in the day, the ND Soybean Council taught about the importance of soybeans and showed students the effect of soy lecithin as an emulsifier. We are very grateful for these experiences that make a difference in our students' educational experience!
Reminder all CTE students will be attending the Summer Internship Fair tomorrow afternoon in Grafton. Students should refer to posted information on their Google Classroom for proper preparation.
2025 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
2025-2026 School Calendar
Today starts the Elementary ABC Countdown!
Junior-Senior Banquet 2025
Support our local 4-H students on Mother's Day.
24-25 Yearbooks are available to order. Order forms are in the office or order online. Elementary students will have forms sent home. Here is the link to order online: https://ybstore.friesens.com/760336
Great learning opportunity today for students in grades 3-8 in our community! Thank you to our community leaders, HS students, and Marketplace for Kids for putting on a great event!
CTE students in grades 9-11 will be attending the Summer Internship Fair in Grafton on April 16. Students will need business professional clothes and printed copies of their resumes. It is a requirement of Cavalier CTE classes to attend this internship fair.
The Starry Night mural is now complete as the 2nd and 3rd graders' weavings became the stars. Beautiful!
The completed mural - painted by our Painting II students.
1st graders having fun painting their Van Gogh inspired flowers in a vase.
Before discussing day 4, I need to close out day 3. After all the excitement of Hill Day, I forgot to mention that our students were treated to an evening of musical theatre at the historic Ford’s Theatre. The students watched the stage adaptation of the 1992 movie, Sister Act, in the shadow of the infamous presidential box where John Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln on April 15, 1865. For many students, this was their first exposure to the theatre, and they enjoyed the experience.
Day 4, our last full day in the Capital, started solemnly as students walked the nation’s most hallowed ground, Arlington National Cemetery. Students saw first-hand the magnitude of sacrifice required to maintain our freedom across the generations. They saw the rows and rows of white stones that mark the graves of nearly 400,000 patriots. The students also watched the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and visited the Marine Corps Monument, also known as the Iwo Jima Memorial.
After Arlington, the students visited the Adams-Morgan neighborhood of Washington and ate lunch in one of the many eateries. The students ended their day and week at the White House and the Treasury Department, considering how citizens can interact with the executive branch of our government.
Junior & Senior Banquet and Prom 2025 are just 2 weeks away!
See the photos for important information about those events.
Please feel free to reach out to Mrs. Purdy or Mrs. Crosby with any questions you may have.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Join us for BINGO!
