Intro to Ag students completed their meats unit with cooking the sausage they ground and seasoned with their own recipes. Students started with a pork shoulder and cut and ground the meat. They also brought their own seasonings to mix in and then practiced stuffing into bags. Each student picked their favorite flavor when we could finally taste their creations!
Come one, come all to the FINAL DAY of the Book Fair! Open to the public.
We are open late this evening for P/T conferences. 8:00am-8:00pm.
Don't miss out!
Today’s District Basketball game against North Border has been postponed until Wednesday at 1:00pm. The doors in Langdon will open to the general public at 12:15pm.
Good Morning. No School today at Cavalier Public School due to weather conditions and road advisories. Be Safe!
Good Morning. Cavalier Public School will be 2 hours late this morning. No Morning ESP and Breakfast.
Here are the crowd and student themes for the district boys basketball games this week. Please share!
CHECK OUT THE SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR THIS WEEK!
Open to the public: Mon.-Thur. 8:00-8:30am and Mon.-Wed. 3:30-5:30pm. We will be open late on Thur. for parent/teacher conferences - 3:30-8:00pm.
Can't make it in person and still want to support our school library and classrooms. Check out our book fair website to set up an E-Wallet for your favorite shopper(s) or order directly online to have book delivered right to their door.
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/cavalierpublicschool1
Parents of students in grades 4th-12th grade, please sign up for a time to meet with each teacher you would like to talk to at our parent teacher conferences on Thursday, February 29th. Conferences will still happen in the same locations at the school with this change of allowing parents to schedule ahead of time.
Click on the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o5iYMRpvcYDug6wlEBeTFlotX4T5hh48/view?usp=sharing
OR
Go the the school website > Click "Student and Parent Links" > Click the top link for parent teacher conferences.
You will be able to click on the links for each teacher to sign up for a ten-minute time slot. We hope that this helps us be more efficient with parents time this year. Teachers will attempt to be available for any time slots that do not get filled on a first come first serve basis. We welcome any feedback on this change to conference scheduling to Mr. Moquist and Mrs. Hartje following conferences.
The cheerleaders are asking all fans to wear WHITE to Friday's boys basketball game in Langdon vs. PRFL. The student section theme is White Lies t-shirts.
Hope to see you all in Langdon! Let's get LOUD, Tornadoes!
Check out our book fair website for more information about our schedule, setting up E-Wallets, or even shopping online!
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/cavalierpublicschool1
Hey, it's Million Word Monday in Middle School as we celebrate seventh grader Ethan Kendell. He joined the Million Word Club on February 13, 2024. Congratulations to both Ethan and his parents for developing a lifelong reading mindset; this will continue to pave the way for his future success. Well done, Ethan!
We are thrilled to announce that Nora Crosby at Cavalier High School has been selected for the 2024 North Dakota Academic All-State GOLD team.
This recognition is a testament to Nora's exceptional achievements in academics, leadership, and community involvement. The GOLD team is the highest award given through Academic All State. Congratulation Nora!
#NDAcademicAllState #GoTornadoes
Post competition results. After a tiebreaker round, Cavalier has taken home the traveling 🏆! Way to go everyone!
The Tornado Cheer Team is asking all fans to wear BLACK to Thursday night's boys basketball game vs. Nelson County. Come out and help cheer the boys on to one last victory on the home court!
Cavalier Varsity made it to the lightning round in Grafton during the academic olympics competition amongst many regional schools. Go Tornadoes!
Congratulations to the students that participated in the Pembina County Spelling Bee. Caleb placed first and will advance to the state spelling bee in March.
Giving Hearts Day Dunking!
Color and Design students, after learning about mural art/artists, began a hands-on learning experience by painting a mural outside of the art room.
5th grade ELA students recently completed a project on World War II. Students expressed knowledge and interest in the topic so we decided to study it! Students were introduced to the complexity of the conflict and chose a book to read based on the perspective that interested them the most. Some students read about Jews in concentration camps, others about evacuated children before the Blitz, some about soldiers, and still others about life back in America during the war. Students read a book of their choosing and took notes, completed a “body biography” on their character, described daily life for their character and compared it to people across the world, and wrote an essay. Students were able to see how the conflict affected many different people differently across the world.
National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
