2026-2027 School Calendar
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!
As the juniors in U.S. History wrap up their study of WWII and move onto the Cold War we took a trip down to the Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site near Cooperstown, ND. We went to help our young men and women understand the scale and seriousness of the Cold War.
For those of us who lived the Cold War, it reminded us to be thankful that the keys were never turned.
For our students it helps them understand both the power and responsibility of nuclear weapons. Given the global situation this is an understanding our students need as much as any Cold War kid.
Thank you to @oscarzerond for an amazing tour and hosting us today! Definitely a historic site worth visiting, we are lucky to have it.
This Thursday!
Congratulations to the Science Olympiad Team. on another great season! On Saturday, they competed in the state competition at NDSU.
Gunder Kemp & Owen Crosby placed 3rd in boomilever.
Kendra Briese & Averie Sondeland placed 3rd in metric mastery and placed 2nd in Experimental Design.
Also, a huge thanks to an OG, Anja Schluchter, for donating her time to help students find the buildings for their events at NDSU.
Gunder Kemp & Owen Crosby placed 3rd in boomilever.
Kendra Briese & Averie Sondeland placed 3rd in metric mastery and placed 2nd in Experimental Design.
Also, a huge thanks to an OG, Anja Schluchter, for donating her time to help students find the buildings for their events at NDSU.
Some High School English classes celebrated William Shakespeare's 462nd birthday today with festive cakes and treats, reciting a sonnet or soliloquy, learning Shakespearean language, and other fun activities.
Spring fever is here! The high school biology students have been enjoying their time working in the outdoor classroom.
The ag classes are traveling again next summer and heading to Costa Rica June 2027. Students in current grades 7-12 are eligible to travel with us. See image for informational meeting info. RSVP to receive more information about this trip. https://rsvp.eftours.com/57v74bb
Junior-Senior Banquet 2026
K-12 Spring Concert Information
