2026-2027 School Calendar
The Cavalier STEM class completed in a Regatta at Icelandic State Park. Students designed and built a boat using only cardboard and tape. They paddled to the end of the swim area and back. Gunder finished in first place . It was a fun chilly morning!
Reminder to get your yearbook order in! Order forms are in the office or you can order online. t.ly/-MImv
Elementary F5 Tornadoes and Terrific Tornadoes!
Middle and High School Terrific Tornadoes and Student of the Semester! Congratulations to all!
Rising Seniors & their Parents,
Don't forget, tonight is the first of two informational meetings about the 2027 Close Up trip to Washington, D.C. We will be meeting tonight at 5:45 P.M. in Mr. Kuhn's room. There will be a second meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 5:45 P.M. again in Mr. Kuhn’s room; you need only attend one meeting. We will be discussing the program, next steps for registration, and fundraising. Looking forward to seeing you all over the next two nights.
Respectfully,
Mr. Kuhn
Don't forget, tonight is the first of two informational meetings about the 2027 Close Up trip to Washington, D.C. We will be meeting tonight at 5:45 P.M. in Mr. Kuhn's room. There will be a second meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 5:45 P.M. again in Mr. Kuhn’s room; you need only attend one meeting. We will be discussing the program, next steps for registration, and fundraising. Looking forward to seeing you all over the next two nights.
Respectfully,
Mr. Kuhn
For nearly 20 years, the annual 2nd grade paper mache piglets have been a special tradition our students look forward to each year! This week-long project is always filled with creativity, learning, and clean up! 😁
I am incredibly thankful for the help and support from our middle school and high school students and teachers. With 27 second graders, this project simply would not be manageable without their assistance, patience, and willingness to jump in wherever needed.
Thank you for helping make this tradition possible and for creating such a positive experience for our students. Your time and kindness truly make a difference! Also a big thank you to parents who donated supplies.
Parents of Rising Seniors,
The Class of 2027 students in Problems of Democracy, we will be traveling to Washington, D.C., from March 13 to March 19, 2027, with Close Up. The only eligibility requirements for the trip are to be enrolled in my Problems of Democracy class and not have a chronic behavior problem. These are easy requirements to meet.
Given the busy end-of-year schedule, there will be two informational meetings for students who want to go and their parents. The first is on Monday, May 18, 2026, at 5:45 P.M., and the second is on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 5:45 P.M. Both meetings will be held at Cavalier High School in Mr. Kuhn’s room; you need only attend one meeting. At that meeting, we will discuss the program, next steps for registration, and fundraising.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Respectfully,
Eric Kuhn
Teacher
History & Government
The Class of 2027 students in Problems of Democracy, we will be traveling to Washington, D.C., from March 13 to March 19, 2027, with Close Up. The only eligibility requirements for the trip are to be enrolled in my Problems of Democracy class and not have a chronic behavior problem. These are easy requirements to meet.
Given the busy end-of-year schedule, there will be two informational meetings for students who want to go and their parents. The first is on Monday, May 18, 2026, at 5:45 P.M., and the second is on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 5:45 P.M. Both meetings will be held at Cavalier High School in Mr. Kuhn’s room; you need only attend one meeting. At that meeting, we will discuss the program, next steps for registration, and fundraising.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Respectfully,
Eric Kuhn
Teacher
History & Government
We still have some plants left and will be open the rest of the week! Tomatoes $1.50 per plant, house plants $5-$12, and flowers $5-$15.
Thanks to all who have supported the program!
Sale tomorrow!
Accepting cash or check. Enter through the greenhouse or north CTE doors during open times.
Limited quantities so come early!
Track and Field Day information. Events will start around 12:00.
Cavalier Community — If your family could use extra support with student meals this summer while school is out, this is a wonderful opportunity to help ensure children continue to have access to lunches during the break. Please see the attached flyer for specific information and details on how to participate.
Thank you! 🧡🌪️🖤🐻💛
Some familiar faces enjoyed lunch at the school today during teacher/staff appreciation week. The retired staff members felt right at home being back at school.
Spring Concert Information for tomorrow night!
K-5 students to their classrooms by 6:15.
5-12 Band students to the band room by 5:50.
6-12 Choir students to the band room by 6:15.
K-5 students to their classrooms by 6:15.
5-12 Band students to the band room by 5:50.
6-12 Choir students to the band room by 6:15.
Cavalier Ag Classes Spring Plant Sale!
This Wednesday, May 6th, Dollars for Scholars is hosting their annual Battle of the Bucks Root Beer Float Fundraiser!
Students can enjoy a delicious root beer float with a free-will donation (suggested $1 or more), with all proceeds going toward their class funds. Every dollar helps, and adds up to something sweet!
Students can enjoy a delicious root beer float with a free-will donation (suggested $1 or more), with all proceeds going toward their class funds. Every dollar helps, and adds up to something sweet!
Reminder: Anyone interested in learning more of the 2027 Costa Rica trip is encouraged to RSVP to tomorrow's meeting. If you are unable to attend the meeting, please select the option that reflects that. Visiting the RSVP page and submitting your email (whether you can attend or not) locks you in for a $200 discount!
Thank you to District Court Judge Kari Agotness and Attorney Robert Fleming for giving their time to organize & host this year’s Mock Trial for the Cavalier High School Class of 2026!
The Mock Trial has become a highlight of our students’ senior year government class, Problems of Democracy. This annual project is an amazing way for our students to experience our nation’s criminal justice system through a firsthand, real-world simulation. Every year, we try to use the Trial to introduce students to issues that they may face in their own lives. This year was no different. For the Class of 2026, we examined the consequences of disseminating intimate images without consent. To do this, Judge Agotness & Mr. Fleming created a challenging case that drove home the lessons in a safe way.
The trial had all the ingredients of your favorite TV courtroom drama: passionate lawyers, sharp witnesses, and a contemplative jury. And just like a Hollywood script, this case was difficult with no clear answers. In the end, though, the jury did an amazing job of focusing solely on the evidence presented and found the defendant not guilty.
Congratulations to the class of 2026 for meeting the challenge and putting together everything you have learned over the year to tackle this case with dedication and professionalism!! Also, thank you to the members of the class of 2027 who jumped in and helped to make sure we had a full jury.
Impressive Job, next stop graduation!
The Mock Trial has become a highlight of our students’ senior year government class, Problems of Democracy. This annual project is an amazing way for our students to experience our nation’s criminal justice system through a firsthand, real-world simulation. Every year, we try to use the Trial to introduce students to issues that they may face in their own lives. This year was no different. For the Class of 2026, we examined the consequences of disseminating intimate images without consent. To do this, Judge Agotness & Mr. Fleming created a challenging case that drove home the lessons in a safe way.
The trial had all the ingredients of your favorite TV courtroom drama: passionate lawyers, sharp witnesses, and a contemplative jury. And just like a Hollywood script, this case was difficult with no clear answers. In the end, though, the jury did an amazing job of focusing solely on the evidence presented and found the defendant not guilty.
Congratulations to the class of 2026 for meeting the challenge and putting together everything you have learned over the year to tackle this case with dedication and professionalism!! Also, thank you to the members of the class of 2027 who jumped in and helped to make sure we had a full jury.
Impressive Job, next stop graduation!
To learn more about Costa Rica 2027, please RSVP for this Sunday's meeting! No commitment necessary but locks in the discount.
Reminder that this Saturday there is a K-12 Art Show in the main gymnasium. Please come and see all of the wonderful and creative artworks created by our talented students!
