Congratulations to the 2024 Underclassmen Subject Awards presented by the CHS staff! 🐾❤
Congratulations to the May Students and Staff of the Month! Thank you to the East Geauga Kiwanis and Vinny's for sponsoring our Students of the Month for the 2023-2024 academic school year!
PK - Liam G. (AM) Katarina B. (PM)
K- Emily W. & Savannah C.
1st Grade - Alex K.
2nd Grade - Elizabeth K. (Not Pictured)
3rd Grade - Paisley L.
4th Grade - Ethan K.
Staff - Mrs. Sherry Hickox
Congratulations to the 2024 Underclassmen Subject Awards presented by the CHS staff! 🐾❤
The district is seeking up to eight (8) casual labor employees for summer maintenance work within the Cardinal Local School District. This work will focus on completing the new District Facilities Plan and transporting classroom materials and furniture into the new Cardinal Elementary School and Jr/Sr High School.
Candidates must at be at least 14 years of age to apply. The position is 29.5 hours/week. Pay is $10.45/hour.
Please contact Dave Krebs at dave.krebs@cardinalschools.org or by phone at (440) 313-8369.
Congratulations to our April and May Citizens of the Month 💗 This award is sponsored by Grand River Grounds, located by Heritage Meats in Harrington Square Mall. The criteria is that these individuals are a great member of the classroom, school buildings, works hard, and uplifts their classmates!
Middle School:
5th Grade- Austin C. & Melissa M.
6th Grade- Harper G. & Audrina T.
7th Grade- Samantha A. & Kacie C.
8th Grade- Rachel M. & Emily B.
High School:
9th Grade- Aallyah B. & Izzy L.
10th Grade- Alexis K. & Talon D.
11th Grade- Isabella M. & Zach C
12th Grade- Sarah B. & Raelyn S.
Replays and photos from Graduation and Senior Clap Out can be found on the High School Page of the website. From there, on the right hand side under "Quick Links" is a link to Clap Out Photos, Graduation Photos, and a replay video. You can download as many photos as you wish!
Thank you to GTV for their continued support throughout the years!
For the past several weeks, 7th Graders have been building roller coasters out of cardstock and tape, using a marble as the "car." This was a culminating project on a unit related to forces and motion gave the students many opportunities to practice collaboration, problem solving and persistence.
To everyone who made this morning and school year possible, THANK YOU!
To the Class of 2024, congratulations! We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. 🐾🎓
To everyone who made this morning and school year possible, THANK YOU!
To the Class of 2024, congratulations! We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. 🐾🎓
To everyone who made this morning and school year possible, THANK YOU!
To the Class of 2024, congratulations! We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. 🐾🎓
Middlefield Police visited Mr. Kruse's government classes this past week to talk to students about proper citizen interactions with police officers.
Thanks to Officer Naftzger (CHS Class of 2016) and Officer Daughters for their willingness to share with students and for their service to the community.
Photos from Graduation rehearsal is available for purchase by contacting Leary Studio at 724-588-8370. Any questions or concerns please contact Meg Turon at meg.turon@cardinalschools.org
🎓 Congratulations, Seniors! 🎓
Today is the day you've been working towards – Graduation Day! 🌟 It's a momentous occasion filled with pride, excitement, and the promise of new beginnings.
To the Class of 2024, your achievements are commendable, and your futures are bright. Embrace the journey ahead – you're prepared for whatever comes your way!
"Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream and every tomorrow a vision of hope." -Unknown
To our amazing speech pathologists, Melissa Butler and Jennie Tate: Thank you for your unwavering commitment, compassion, and passion for helping our students succeed. Your impact reaches far beyond words, and we are truly grateful for everything you do.
Students in second grade were given three wooden frames and then different colored blocks to form their own food pyramid. The first three blocks were represented as plants. The next several blocks represented animals that feed on plants. And the top block represented an animal that feeds on other animals that first feeds on plants. This entire activity relates to the DVD that was played for the students before they began making their food pyramids.
Hey, seniors! You've worked hard, and now it's time to celebrate in style. Here's to an unforgettable Senior Day! 🎉🎓
Check out the agenda for the day below ⬇
Congratulations, Sarah! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Troy! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Vincent! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Troy! 🐾🎓
