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October 2022

October 28, 2022

By Weekly Newsletter

Dear Parents,

Below is the information on our Halloween Parade for Monday, October 31st. After the parade we will be taking class photos of with the kids in their costumes. If you have toddlers that are dressed up and would like a photo of them taken, please come to the school before lunch time and I will take their photo for you. We have a fun back drop set up and are ready for Monday.

Current and upcoming events:

Additional information is on the school website and our school Facebook page.

  • November 9 1:00 PM PTA meeting
  • November 10 Picture Retakes
  • November 14 Battle of the Books Team Meeting

October 21, 2022

By Weekly Newsletter

Dear Parents,

Colder weather will be hitting our state this weekend. Please have your kids dress accordingly on Monday. Every year we have kids that come to school when it is cold in shorts. They are uncomfortable when they play outside. On the other side are kids who leave thier coats outside at recess. If you are missing any coats or jackets please have your kids check our lost and found.

This month we are working on what it means to be Trustworthy. We are working with students to understand what this means on a daily basis.
Some discussion points are:

Keep your promises
Be Honest in all your deeds
Do what you say you will do
Don’t let others down with your actions or words
They are honest and dependable, and a good example to others

Another area we are working on this month is respecting others opinions. Please take a few minutes during the break to talk with your child about the importance of listening and respecting differing opinions. When we take time to listen to others we find that we have more in common than we realize. When we listen and respect others and their opinions we grow as a society and become much stronger along the way.

Thank you for your help and support of our Cascade community.

Darrin Johnson
Principal

Current and upcoming events. Additional information is on the attached fliers, the school website and our school Facebook page.

  • October 27th – Fall decorations donated to the school for Halloween photos.
  • October 28th – Reflections Awards assembly
  • October 31st – Halloween parade and class pictures will be taken. Specific times will be coming after Fall break.

October 12, 2022

By Weekly Newsletter

Dear Parents,

Fall Break has officially started. We hope that this short break is refreshing for all and that you are able to connect with family and friends in positive ways over the next few days. As you are traveling take a few minutes to talk with your kids about what is going well in school. A few suggestions to help with the travel time would be to play an alphabet game. This is a fun way for kids to recognize an pronounce the different letters of the alphabet, have your help with the navigation, include your child in reading the directions and plan out the routes for your travel. If you are camping kids can help with the math portion of making meals.

This month we are working on what it means to be Trustworthy. We are working with students to understand what this means on a daily basis.
Some discussion points are:
Keep your promises
Be Honest in all your deeds
Do what you say you will do Don’t let others down with your actions or words
They are honest and dependable, and a good example to others

Another area we are working on this month is respecting others opinions. Please take a few minutes during the break to talk with your child about the importance of listening and respecting differing opinions. When we take time to listen to others we find that we have more in common than we realize. When we listen and respect others and their opinions we grow as a society and become much stronger along the way.

Thank you for your help and support of our Cascade community.

Darrin Johnson
Principal

  • Current and upcoming events. Additional information is on the attached fliers, the school website and our school Facebook page.
    Handel’s Ice cream Night October 19th. Take the family for ice cream to Handel’s and mention Cascade Elementary. 20% of the proceeds will be given to the Cascade PTA.
  • October 27th Fall decorations donated to the school for Halloween photos. We are looking for pumpkins, fall flowers, and corn stalks. We will send out a sign-up genius on October 24.
  • October 31st Halloween parade and class pictures will be taken. Specific times will be coming after Fall break.

October 7, 2022

By Weekly Newsletter

 Dear Parents,

Thank you for donating to the clothing drive this month. The clothes were taken to Savers. Our community brought in 3,049 lbs of clothing.

Term 1 ends on October 12th. The grades will be officially posted by the district on the 21st of October.

Please take a few minutes to look at these and talk with your children. Celebrate the successes.

Our attendance this year is improving. Thank you for all you are doing to bring your kids to school each day and to support them in their education.

This month we are working on what it means to be Trustworthy. We are working with students to understand what this means on a daily basis.

Some discussion points are:
Keep your promises
Be Honest in all your deeds
Do what you say you will do 
Don’t let others down with your actions or words 
They are honest and dependable, and a good example to others
Thank you for your help and support of our Cascade community.

Darrin Johnson
Principal

Current and upcoming events. Additional information is on the attached fliers, the school website and our school face-book page.

  • Handel’s Ice cream Night October 19th. Take the family for ice cream to Handel’s and mention Cascade Elementary. 20% of the proceeds will be given to the Cascade PTA.
  • October 27th Fall decorations donated to the school for Halloween photos. We are looking for pumpkins, fall flowers, and corn stalks. We will send out a sign-up genius on October 24.
  • October 31st Halloween parade and class pictures will be taken. Specific times will be coming after Fall break.