It's the most wonderful time of the year! 🎄🎶
Our Elementary Christmas Concert is tomorrow, Thursday, December 11! Performances will be held at 2:00pm and 7:00pm in the East Gym. The concerts will also be streamed on our school's Facebook page. Our students look forward to sharing their holiday music with families and the community!
Our Elementary Christmas Concert is tomorrow, Thursday, December 11! Performances will be held at 2:00pm and 7:00pm in the East Gym. The concerts will also be streamed on our school's Facebook page. Our students look forward to sharing their holiday music with families and the community!
The CHS National Honor Society recently donated the funds raised from their used Cardinal clothing sale to the Meals on Wheels program. The NHS members are active with the program, delivering meals on week a month. Recognizing the importance and value of the program, they voted to provide some financial support in addition to their meal deliveries. Pictures is NHS president, Jacob Boeshans, presenting the check to Anne VandeHoven.
19 of our music students had the opportunity to attend the Concordia Christmas Concert on Friday evening! A beautiful way to celebrate the season!
We love our Caring Cardinals!
🎄 The High School Christmas Concert is TOMORROW! 🎶
Join us at 7:00pm in the East Gym for an evening of festive music and holiday cheer! We hope to see you there!
CHS FBLA’s annual Soup Supper is coming up next Tuesday, December 2nd! Swing by for a delicious bowl (or two!) of soup before the High School Christmas Concert. Join us for great food and festive fun!
We're incredibly grateful to our anonymous donor and to Happy Shack for providing delicious drinks to our staff today! Thank you!!
Congratulations to Kelsi Neuman for being selected as a superior actor today at State One Act!!
Good luck to our Cardinals today!! ❤️🏐
What a battle tonight in the Region 2 Championship! While we came up short, our season isn't over. We get one more shot to punch our ticket to State this Saturday at 3:00pm in Jamestown!
We’re proud to celebrate some huge honors from tonight:
🌟Coach Kadyn Mehring — Class A Region 2 Coach of the Year!
🌟Aniston Hoornaert — 1,000th Career Assist!
🌟 Harper Kollman, Calleigh Hewitt & Aniston Hoornaert — selected to the All-Region Team!
Congrats to these athletes and our amazing coaches — your hard work shows every day!
Let’s rally together and get ready for Saturday. See you in Jamestown!
It’s game day! 🔥 Good luck to our Cardinal volleyball players as they battle for the Region Championship tonight! Let’s show up loud and proud! Bring the energy and cheer on our Cardinals as they fight for the title! 🏐
#GoCardinals
#GoCardinals
Congrats to our most recent Caring Cardinals! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to our varsity One Act team on their 1st place finish today at Regionals!! Nela McKibben received Honorable Mention, and Kelsi Neuman & Eric Hallwachs both received Superior! Outstanding job to all!!
We are so proud of their hard work, dedication, and incredible performance! Now off to State! 🌟🎭
Third Graders Design
“Room on the Broom” is more than just a story—it’s a springboard into the exciting world of STEM! In the elementary library, we love connecting stories to hands-on learning, and this one was the perfect fit.
In the tale, the broom breaks because it can’t hold all the characters’ weight. Third graders were challenged to solve that problem by engineering a stronger broom! Using only eight straws, one foot of tape, and a pair of scissors, students designed and built brooms that stood two inches off the ground and held as many candy pumpkins as possible.
The room buzzed with creativity and problem-solving as students tested, adjusted, and celebrated their designs. It was a magical mix of storytelling, teamwork, and engineering!
“Room on the Broom” is more than just a story—it’s a springboard into the exciting world of STEM! In the elementary library, we love connecting stories to hands-on learning, and this one was the perfect fit.
In the tale, the broom breaks because it can’t hold all the characters’ weight. Third graders were challenged to solve that problem by engineering a stronger broom! Using only eight straws, one foot of tape, and a pair of scissors, students designed and built brooms that stood two inches off the ground and held as many candy pumpkins as possible.
The room buzzed with creativity and problem-solving as students tested, adjusted, and celebrated their designs. It was a magical mix of storytelling, teamwork, and engineering!
Congratulations to these 10 Cardinals who auditioned, were chosen and participated in the Northwest Festival at Minot State on Friday and Saturday! They joined students from all over the state to rehearse together and perform a fabulous concert in either band or choir! What a fun weekend watching them learn and grow as musicians!
Good luck to our volleyball players next week at regionals!!
GO CARDINALS! 🏐
GO CARDINALS! 🏐
🎬 Join us for Drama Night!
Our talented students will take the stage for their One Act performance on Thursday, November 6, from 7:00–9:00 p.m. Don’t miss an evening filled with creativity, storytelling, and great entertainment! Performance is in the West Gym - please use Door 11 !
We hope to see you there supporting our drama students!
Our talented students will take the stage for their One Act performance on Thursday, November 6, from 7:00–9:00 p.m. Don’t miss an evening filled with creativity, storytelling, and great entertainment! Performance is in the West Gym - please use Door 11 !
We hope to see you there supporting our drama students!
We Broke Out!
The library was buzzing with excitement this week as second graders took on their very first BreakoutEDU challenge! Much like an escape room, BreakoutEDU turns learning into an adventure—where teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving are the keys to success.
Working in small groups, students raced against the clock to solve five tricky puzzles that revealed combinations to locks. They had just 45 minutes to crack a 3-digit lock, a 4-digit lock, a word lock, a directional lock, and even find a hidden key!
Laughter, curiosity, and a few happy shouts of “We got it!” filled the room as students collaborated to “break out.” It was a fun, brain-stretching experience—and they can’t wait for the next challenge!
The library was buzzing with excitement this week as second graders took on their very first BreakoutEDU challenge! Much like an escape room, BreakoutEDU turns learning into an adventure—where teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving are the keys to success.
Working in small groups, students raced against the clock to solve five tricky puzzles that revealed combinations to locks. They had just 45 minutes to crack a 3-digit lock, a 4-digit lock, a word lock, a directional lock, and even find a hidden key!
Laughter, curiosity, and a few happy shouts of “We got it!” filled the room as students collaborated to “break out.” It was a fun, brain-stretching experience—and they can’t wait for the next challenge!
Kindergarten STEM Fun: Monster Engineering Challenge
In the elementary library, we love to read—and tinker with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities inspired by our stories. This month’s Monster Challenge was the perfect way to introduce engineering to our students after reading I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll.
The challenge had just two rules:
1. The monster had to have three legs.
2. It had to stand at least five cubes high.
The rest of the design was entirely up to our creative young engineers! It was wonderful to see so many unique, wobbly, and imaginative monsters come to life.
A big thank-you to Mrs. Hoggarth’s Food and Independent Living students for making the play dough we used for building—your help made this activity a success!
In the elementary library, we love to read—and tinker with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities inspired by our stories. This month’s Monster Challenge was the perfect way to introduce engineering to our students after reading I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll.
The challenge had just two rules:
1. The monster had to have three legs.
2. It had to stand at least five cubes high.
The rest of the design was entirely up to our creative young engineers! It was wonderful to see so many unique, wobbly, and imaginative monsters come to life.
A big thank-you to Mrs. Hoggarth’s Food and Independent Living students for making the play dough we used for building—your help made this activity a success!
Cardinals Care!
