WOW! We have AMAZING fifth graders! They made a total of 22 no-sew blankets to donate to Project Linus! That's 22 people that will be receiving some love from our students! Ms. Margaret came back to pick up the blankets and personally thanked each of our students!
This was such a wonderful experience! By reading, writing, and working together, we were able to build community and touch the hearts of those that need it!
Thank you, Margaret for all of your help and guidance! We're so thankful to have been able to work with you and Project Linus!
Thank you, to everyone that made this project possible with your donations, time and encouragement!
Another great day in Soar! Today students practiced real-world vocational skills by taking inventory of our coffee cart, building a shopping list, and heading to Jungle Jim's and Sam's Club. Experiences like this help build independence, teamwork, and confidence for our students.
Our students have been working incredibly hard to grow as readers, and it shows! Many students are meeting their Accelerated Reader (AR) goals and increasing their word counts as they continue to build strong reading habits.
Counselor Quote of the Day: The only thing we can truly control is where we place our attention and where we place our effort. Choose wisely.
-Andrew Huberman
Boys Tennis practice starts tomorrow. Monday, March 9th 2:45 to 4:30 at the tennis courts.
The highlight of Read Across America week for 1st grade was being able to wear PJs, bring a stuffed animal, and read with it!
Mrs. Stephens first graders had a blast Friday for our 120 day of learning! Students are expected to count to 120 in 1st grade so we celebrate it big time!!!
Our second graders took a field trip to The Children’s Theatre at the Emery today to watch Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical! Seeing one of their favorite stories come to life on stage helps bring books off the page and inspires a love of reading and the performing arts.
Mrs. Peck's 1st graders are 120 days smarter and it has been fun celebrating!
More pics from Read Across America week!
What a beautiful day to soak up the sun and a good book!
After reading the poem "Mother to Son" by Langston Hughes, Ms.Schrichten's 8th grade ELA classes created their own metaphor for life poems and visuals. Just like the poem compares life to a staircase full of challenges, students used their creativity to show what life's journey looks like to them. So proud of their thoughtful writing and artistic expression!
Counselor Quote of the Day: You don't need to earn your worth—you were born with it.
2026-2027 School Year
Community Egg Hunt
March 28, 2026
March 28, 2026
Counselor Quote of the Day: Greatness starts with a willingness to serve others before yourself.
-Simon Sinek
A GREAT math lesson happening in Mrs. Barron's class! Students work hard to collaborate and respectfully support one another on their learning journey! Thank you for your positive influence and hard work!
We have some more leaders to recognize! Keep up the hard work!
Dear Cardinal Family,
At approximately 9:45 a.m. today, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, our schools successfully conducted a lockdown safety drill. We are pleased to report that everything went smoothly, and our students and staff responded quickly and appropriately.
Practicing these basic safety drills is an important part of keeping our schools prepared. Just as we practice fire and tornado drills, lockdown drills help ensure that everyone knows what to do in the event of an emergency.
We appreciate the cooperation of our students, staff, and community in making safety a shared priority. Together, we are committed to providing a secure environment where our students can learn and grow.
Thank you for your continued support!
Bob Walker, Superintendent
At approximately 9:45 a.m. today, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, our schools successfully conducted a lockdown safety drill. We are pleased to report that everything went smoothly, and our students and staff responded quickly and appropriately.
Practicing these basic safety drills is an important part of keeping our schools prepared. Just as we practice fire and tornado drills, lockdown drills help ensure that everyone knows what to do in the event of an emergency.
We appreciate the cooperation of our students, staff, and community in making safety a shared priority. Together, we are committed to providing a secure environment where our students can learn and grow.
Thank you for your continued support!
Bob Walker, Superintendent
Open Enrollment for the 2026-2027 School Year is Now Open!
