4th graders experimented with static electricity today!
Notice: Chautauqua County Emergency Management will be testing the storm siren at noon
Congratulations to our Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers!
Today they received their Kansas Board of Regents certificates! To receive this honor you must complete 4 English, 4 Math, 3 science and 3 Social Science, and 2 credits of foreign language.
We are proud of you Hayleigh and JoRey!
Congratulations to the 97th Annual Cedar Vale Lions Club Honor students for 2022-2023 school year: Renee Henderson, Shyann Bonnell, Kinlee Haden, Ricquel Shaw, Carlie Bliss, Katie Crocker, Ayden Robertson, Aiden Campbell, Keirsten Jennings and ShyAnn Squires
Thank you guest speaker, Hannah Burdette Demaree, class of 2005. Thank you Lions for a great evening.
Today April 14
JH Baseball vs Sedan at CV is CANCELED
JV Softball vs Sedan at CV is set for 4pm
Lions Club Honor Banquet by invitation only is 6:30pm - gym
Congratulations Cedar Vale HS Spartan Cheerleaders 2023-2024 Shyann, Daesie, Ricquel and Hailee!
Congratulations Cedar Vale JH Spartan Cheerleaders 2023-2024, Emmett, Ellie, Ari, Taylor & Hattie!
2nd graders snacking on their Little House on the Prairie inspired snacks; Corn bread, molasses, and mini cakes, while watching the movie after completing their reading unit.
2nd graders learning about pollination and experiencing it first hand with Cheetos (pollen) and jolly ranchers (nectar).
The fourth grade is exploring the law of conservation of energy by seeing how energy changes forms on a skate park simulator!
2023 Senior Class Spot light: JoRey Calvert, Class of 2023 Salutatorian
JoRey is the “daughter” of Barry and Freda Speer. Her activities included Volleyball, Basketball, Cheer, Yearbook, Math Team, STUCO, NHS, student elementary aide program, dual credit program.
INTERVIEW:
What year did you begin school at CVS?
JoRey: I came 7th grade.
What are your next steps?
JoRey: I am going to attend college at Cowley County Community College and get my associates degree in business and administration.
Who is someone special that you would like to give a shoutout?
JoRey: Mrs. Burdette because she pushed me to be my better self and didn’t give up on me.
What is your favorite school memory?
JoRey: When we all went on our 8th grade trip and went to All Star Sports and the Mall in Wichita, I liked hanging out with my classmates and getting closer to them.
What are you most excited for next?
JoRey: To meet new people and expand my horizons and to learn more.
What are your views on success?
JoRey: Success is not giving up when things get hard and to reach for your goals
Do you have any advice for those entering high school?
JoRey: Do not get behind, stay caught up on your work and make the best of High School.
How strict would you say that your parents were during high school?
JoRey: Barry and Freda have set boundaries to make sure I don’t fail but give me space
Who Was Your Favorite Teacher?
JoRey: Mrs. Massey, I love Mrs. Massey, she made me feel very welcomed, always had a smile on her face and was just so nice
What Was Your Favorite Toy Growing Up?
JoRey: I loved my Barbie doll and loved imagining things, I was that kid that played with my doll all the time.
What is the best advice you’ve received?
JoRey: When Mrs. Burdette said to take things one step at a time and we always have your back.
What song do you just have to sing along with when you hear it?
JoRey: Bruno Mars, Grenade
Congratulations JoRey!! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU
2023 Senior Class Spot light: Hayleigh Rainbolt, 2023 Valedictorian, Class President, STUCO Past President, NHS President
Hayleigh Rainbolt is the daughter of James and Jessica Rainbolt. Her activities
included Band, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, STUCO, STUCO President, Past President, NHS, student elementary aide program, shop, dual credit programs.
INTERVIEW:
What year did you begin school at CVS?
Hayleigh: Preschool
Do you have any college credits or certifications earned during HS?
Hayleigh: I have earned 56 college credits during high school!
What are your next steps?
Hayleigh: I am going to work this summer and I think I will attend WSU.
Who is someone special that you would like to give a shoutout to?
Hayleigh: Mrs. Gatewood for putting up with JoRey and I during fourth hour.
What is your favorite school memory?
Hayleigh: Probably all of the times that JoRey has ran into doors.
What are you most excited for next?
Hayleigh: Starting my life and going places
What are your views on success?
Hayleigh: Living a happy life and being successful where you work.
Do you have any advice for those entering high school?
Hayleigh: Don’t get caught up in the drama
How strict would you say that your parents were during high school?
Hayleigh: Probably really strict during my freshman and sophomore year, but I don’t think they really care too much during my Junior year or Senior year.
Who Was Your Favorite Teacher?
Hayleigh: Probably Mrs. McGee in fourth grade. We just always had fun and went on field trips.
What Was Your Favorite Toy Growing Up?
Hayleigh: Probably all of my Barbie dolls
What is the best advice you’ve received?
Hayleigh: To achieve your dreams even if no one else believes in you.
What song do you just have to sing along with when you hear it?
Hayleigh: Let’s Go Girls by Shania Twain
Congratulations Hayleigh!! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU
It is that time of year when we honor our senior graduates. Each week will highlight a few seniors as they prepare for the 2023 Senior Graduation on May 20, 2023, 10:00AM Cedar Vale Schools Gymnasium. This week we honor Ms. Hayleigh Rainbolt, 2023
Valedictorian and JoRey Calvert, 2023 Salutatorian
Results from Eureka: Dante Henley 🥉in the 1600m & 3200m; Alberto Porru 5th in 100m; Conner Riley 4th in 1600m; Dario Saenz De Lacuasta 5th in 400m; Gus Shelton 🥇in Triple Jump & 5th in 300m hurdles. Girls took 4th in 4x800m.
Next up Caldwell 4/18!
Fun day of competition for the Spartans in Eureka. Tough competition, but some individual PR's and improvements. Results will be posted tomorrow!
High School track is in action at Eureka this evening. Shyann running 300 hurdles! Full results will be posted later.
Spending the lunch hour Boom Whacking!
Special Shout Out to these CV Students volunteering their time to help make the Easter Egg Hunt possible. THANK YOU
Here are individual results of CV middle school track athletes that have scored points over the first three meets of the season! Great job to all!
2nd graders enjoying their Easter snacks!
