Cavalier Public Schools

2025-2026 School Calendar

It is time for our annual parent survey. This survey is a part of our accreditation process and we'd love to have your feedback.
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/291017/61129

It's finally time! The Scholastic Book Fair is OPEN!
Mon-Wed: 8:00-5:30, Thur: 8:00-8:00
See you at the fair!

CTE students have been volunteering with the Heritage Association this fall. We have helped clean landscaping beds and decorate for Christmas. We have plans to help the thrift store as well. It is important for our students to give back to organizations that support our community and have supported our programs here at the school. Additionally, building connections within the community opens so many doors for our students. If your business or organization has a project or event, such as a customer appreciation dinner, community service project, clean-up project, or something else, that students could assist while giving back and making connections, please reach out the school and ask for any CTE teacher, or a specific program if you prefer. Our business/IT, health, and agriculture teachers would be happy to visit.

Congratulations to all Junior High teams that participated in the Academic Olympic Event in Grafton. Both Cavalier teams competed well and Cavalier Team 1 took second place overall! Also, thank you to our High School team. As winners of the competition last year, they helped by moderating this event.

Cavalier School participated in Scarecrow Alley! Ann Lindner did a fantastic job creating Bob Ross!

Cavalier students have been busy creating some amazing artwork!

THE SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR IS COMING!
Monday, November 3 - 8:00-5:30
Tuesday, November 4 - 8:00-5:30
Wednesday, November 5 - 8:00-5:30
Thursday, November 6 - 8:00-8:00 (open during P/T conferences)

For more information on EWallets or shopping online
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/cavalierpublicschool

Pembina County Public Health will be at the school this morning for influenza and school required immunizations. If your child never brought a form home and you would like them to get the flu shot please call the school at 701-265-8417.

The kitchen has been busy this year preparing a variety of delicious cold alternative meals for students in grades 4-12th who prefer something different from the hot entrée. Options rotate daily and may include buffalo chicken, turkey club, or Big Mac wraps; egg or chicken salad sandwiches; chef, chicken, or beef taco salads; garden and BLT salads; and more!

The Ag classroom has had a series of visitors in the last couple weeks. First was Carly Christopher with Winfield United speaking about her career in ag sales. Then we were visited by State FFA Officer Cole Anderson who shared about FFA and all the wonderful opportunities it provides for students. This week, Tony Doll of Wallwork Trucking spoke to all classes about pursing a diesel technician career. And last but not least, Alissa Sharp with NDSU extension came to teach about the process and purpose of soil sampling. Thank you to these industry professionals for bringing your knowledge to our classroom!

School pictures are here and will be sent home today!
Attached is information about retakes as well.

Elementary Parents/Guardians: The weather has changed significantly. Please help your child remember warmer gear and close-toed shoes. Also, now is a good time to check to see if boots, snow pants, gloves, and winter jackets still fit! 🧡🖤Thanks from all the elementary teachers! 🖤🧡

F5 Tornadoes celebrated today with a pizza party! Way to go! 🧡🌪️🖤

Congratulations to our elementary Quarter 1 Terrific Tornadoes and F5 Tornadoes!

Student Council is hosting an upcoming Vitalant Blood Drive on:
Thursday, October 30 in the gym
10:30 am - 1:15 pm
Follow the link below to sign up:
https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=YTYPjZlAa1o9rRCH%2FlgEOI4KaTNFZArpqW%2BZJIM5Vcs%3D
Code: cavalierndhs

As part of their animal science unit, middle school ag held a fashion show where they dressed as a breed learned about in class. Students represented cow, pig, dog, and cat species. They had to create a costume representing the coat and markings of their breed, write a runway description including origin and breed characteristics, and walk the "cat"walk.

This morning, our school entered a planned soft lockdown for approximately 25 minutes. We want to reassure you that there were no safety concerns at any time during this period. Soft lockdowns are part of our routine safety procedures and are sometimes used for a variety of reasons. In this case, the lockdown was planned in advance, and instruction continued as normal in all classrooms.

As always, the safety and well-being of our students and staff remain our top priority. Thank you for your continued support and trust.