Tonight’s girls wrestling triangular in Walhalla has been postponed due to weather/road conditions. An announcement will be made at a later date in regards to rescheduling of this event.

Elementary parents and guardians, with winter weather approaching please be prepared to send these items to school. Don't forget to label them with your child's name.

The Cavalier Ag Ed classes are looking for threshed grain samples and ears of corn for class activities and to prepare for the Winter Show in March. A gallon size sample is needed, along with the variety name. A sample of threshed grain is about 1 gallon and/or about 20 uniform corn ears. Samples will be used in class on December 15. Samples can be dropped off at the school or call the school to arrange pickup at your convenience.

Congratulations to Jessica Werven (Ticket #134) on winning the Junior Class Raffle prize Bench/Table combo!
Jessica's winning ticket was pulled on Friday at the school.
Jessica's winning ticket was pulled on Friday at the school.
5th graders having fun with chalk pastels!


Parents, please see the attached information for our upcoming Christmas Concert on December 15th at 6:30PM. We will send this again as a reminder closer to the event.

Jocelyn Newman and Samantha Parkhurst represented Cavalier Public School at the Northwest Honor Music Festival in Minot last weekend. There were over 1000 auditions for the bands and choirs this year! Jocelyn was selected for the Cantabile Choir and Sam was selected for the concert choir. Congratulations ladies!
Following is a link to the recording of the concert: https://www.youtube.com/live/dfxmDCVOSTk?si=IV7r8r_npDbeEiMX
Following is a link to the recording of the concert: https://www.youtube.com/live/dfxmDCVOSTk?si=IV7r8r_npDbeEiMX
Final reminder to all parents: please complete our annual family survey for our school accreditation. We want to hear your feedback. Thanks!
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/291017/61129
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/291017/61129
REMINDER - Tonight is PT Conferences
Parents please join us on Thursday, November 6 from 4:00-8:30 for Parent-Teacher Conferences.
GRADES PK-3: Scheduled times for conferences were sent home with your child.
GRADES 4-5: Teachers are available to meet with parents first come first serve.
GRADES 6-8: Schedule times with core teachers at the link: https://appt.link/meet-with-jonathan-moquist. Teachers will follow this schedule in the Multi Purpose Room.
GRADES 9-12 & ELECTIVES: Teachers are available to meet with parents first come first serve.
Parents please join us on Thursday, November 6 from 4:00-8:30 for Parent-Teacher Conferences.
GRADES PK-3: Scheduled times for conferences were sent home with your child.
GRADES 4-5: Teachers are available to meet with parents first come first serve.
GRADES 6-8: Schedule times with core teachers at the link: https://appt.link/meet-with-jonathan-moquist. Teachers will follow this schedule in the Multi Purpose Room.
GRADES 9-12 & ELECTIVES: Teachers are available to meet with parents first come first serve.

Parents join us on Thursday, November 6 from 4:00-8:30 for Parent-Teacher Conferences.

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
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!
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.


Our CNA and Health Science students have been hard at work setting up their Pumpkin Pathology Clinic! Each student researched a disease or disorder, created a case study, designed an informative poster, and brought it all together with a pumpkin “patient” representing their condition.
Students kept their diagnoses a secret and then tested their diagnostic skills by trying to figure out what conditions their classmates’ pumpkin patients had!
The clinic is now open and will remain open through the end of conferences next Thursday. Stop by and check out all of our amazing “patients”!







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
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!





