Check out February's updates, which include:
Mark your calendars for upcoming high school information nights for both Sunset and Beaverton High Schools.
Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 6:00 pm at Beaverton High School
February 12, 2018 at 6:00 pm at Cedar Park (library)
Parents, guardians and students interested in learning about the International Baccalaureate program at Sunset High School are invited to attend an informational session on Monday, 2/12/2018 @ 6:00 pm.
Sunset Principal John Huelskamp and Sunset's IB Coordinator will share information about the IB program opportunity and considerations for high school course planning. The IB program is an internationally recognized, rigorous, college-preparatory program that offers the possibility of college credit, and is open to all Sunset students.
Join your PTC Board & CPMS admins this Monday, 1/22 at 7pm to hear Cedar Park news & updates, along with special guest-- Ann Erwin, principal of Beaverton High School.
Ms. Erwin will be on hand to field questions and concerns regarding the middle school transition to high school. This information will be useful to all Cedar Park parents, regardless of their high school boundary.
The PTC Board will also have financial and event updates. See you in the Media Center at 7pm.
January's updates from Cedar Park are now available, including two upcoming events:
CPMS Play-- "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"
January PTC Meeting
Other updates include:
The annual CPMS Staff Appreciation Cookie Exchange will take place on Wednesday, 12/20. Cedar Park teachers and staff are given decorative boxes to take home their favorites from this historically impressive cookie buffet.
Volunteers are needed to provide a dozen homemade or store-bought cookies. All cookies must be at the school by 10am on Wednesday, 12/20. Sign-up now to provide a dozen cookies for our hard-working CPMS staff.
Cedar Park's PACK store (formerly the PBIS store) is open for business every other Thursday during students' lunch periods, allowing students to turn in their paper PACK tickets (earned from teachers) and choose from a variety of prizes, including tic tacs, pens, socks, games, and other novelty items.
This PTC-sponsored store is a part of CPMS's Positive Behavior Intervention System. Students earn tickets from teachers and staff by demonstrating behaviors that represent the CPMS pillars: Perseverance, Acceptance, Courage, Knowledge.
Students can save these tickets for larger prizes, spend as they earn them, or add them to the PACK raffle, which offers fun drawings for gift cards and school swag.
Parents are always needed to operate the PACK store. Login to myvolunteerpage.com, Opportunities—> School Support —> PACK store to see the available shifts. Any questions can be directed to CPMS's Director of Volunteers, Angela Redmon.
Earned PACK tickets decorate the cafeteria windows.
It's that time of year again! Fingers crossed for a safe & uneventful winter. Read on for information on Beaverton School District's Inclement Weather procedures.
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For the latest inclement weather information: