The reality of limited state funding means our local schools operate on a rather tight budget.
If you'd like to boost Cedar Park's cupboards and help start 2018-19 off right, please consider donating any of the following items.
Items can be brought into the front office at any time during the year. This is totally optional, but a huge help to our teachers and staff.
2018-19 CPMS fees, school supplies, and other items are now available for purchase online. Make your Wolf Day easier by pre-purchasing these items and BRINGING YOUR RECEIPT WITH YOU on Thursday, 8/16.
Required for students new to CPMS: Chromebook insurance ($20- listed under FINES) & PE t-shirt ($20)
Required for 7th & 8th grade: Chromebook insurance ($20- listed under FINES)
Available School Supply Packages:
Other Optional Items Available:
To access the In Touch Online Payment System, you will need an active ParentVUE account. Additionally, first time users will need to create a unique payment portal password (different from your ParentVUE password). Here are some rather helpful In Touch instructions.
CLICK HERE to work smarter, not harder and pre-purchase your student's 2018-19 needs.
PLEASE NOTE: The required $20 Chromebook insurance is listed under Fines. The system will prompt you to pay this first BEFORE allowing you to shop for other items.
Unable to attend Wolf Day? You may purchase items online, but students will not be able to pick them up prior to their first day of school. There is a grace period for supplies and PE t-shirts, so no need to stress.
Rather brave the Back to School aisles yourself? Here's a pdf of Cedar Park's 2018-19 school supply list.
Questions? Tona Hattery (tona_hattery@beaverton.k12.or.us)
Cedar Park PTC's biggest fundraiser, the Cedar Park 5K, has been moved to Thursday, 10/4.
The largest reason for the move is the notification that CPMS sixth graders will be attending Outdoor School during the last week of September, which included the original 5K date. Cedar Park science teachers have lobbied for years to have a fall Outdoor School date, as it facilitates team-building at the start of school.
The Thursday date was chosen as to not conflict with the Jog-a-thons of two of our biggest feeder schools, Bonny Slope and Ridgewood, which are scheduled for 10/5.
After careful consideration, Dr. Anderson and the 5K leadership felt that the move made the most sense. 5K information will be going home the first week of school.
Questions regarding our biggest fundraiser can be directed to Karen DiPietro, CPMS 5K chair (cedarpark5k@gmail.com).
Registration for Cedar Park Cross Country program opens on Wednesday, 8/18 through the THPRD website.
Cedar Park's cross country season will run Tuesdays and Thursdays (4pm- 5:15pm), September 11 through October 26th and will include four cross country meets.
Practices will take place at Cedar Park Middle School. A team t-shirt is included.
If you are DO NOT have a THPRD account, parents will need to create one before the registration opens on August 18. Opening an account is free. More info to set-up an account can be found http://www.thprd.org/activities/create-an-account.
Email Lori Jensen ( ljensen@thprd.org) or call Cedar Hills Rec Center (503.629.6340).
Interested in financial assistance? Call 503.629.6300.
Last September, this Cedar Park community came together to fiscally support the students and staff of CPMS. Our 2017 5K fundraiser (including the accompanying matching funds) raised just over $50,000, a record in recent memory.
The PTC budget provided an amazing number of explicit items for our students through the course of this school year, including:
Our 2017-18 budget also included a Principal Fund listed at $11,500. This line item allows for specific team, teacher, and grade level requests and is overseen by CPMS Principal, Shannon Anderson.
Here’s a deeper and more comprehensive look at the impact that fund (and your generous donation) had at CPMS in 2017-18.
FIELD TRIPS
TECHNOLOGY & CLASSROOM SUPPORT
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS & ACTIVITIES
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS
MEDIA CENTER & LITERACY SUPPORT
OTHER AWESOME ITEMS
THANK YOU to every single donor who made this success possible. It is through our combined effort that CPMS continues to make strides and improvements to its programs and events. Our success is indeed POWERED BY YOU.
We look forward to seeing you at our 2018 5K, scheduled for Friday, 9/28.
(edited 7/25) The Cedar Park 5K Fundraiser Committee is already working to make our fundraising efforts bigger and better in 2018-19.
Please save the date for the PTC's biggest fundraiser of the year, the Cedar Park 5K, which will be held on Thursday, 10/4/18. This fun-filled event is open to all parents and volunteers who want to cheer, support, and encourage all of our Cedar Park students.
Sponsorship opportunities are now available for this exciting and valuable event. To become a sponsor, please email Bettina Jeszenszky, CPMS 5K Sponsorship Chair, at cedarpark5K@gmail.com. We will work with you to find the sponsorship level that is right for your business and also gives you the visibility in our community that you are looking for.
NEW THIS YEAR! Sponsorship packages include signage hung along Cedar Hills Blvd. Get your business information seen by 20,000+ vehicles per day!!
Sponsorship levels include our $2,500 Platinum Sponsor, $1,000 Gold Sponsor, $500 Silver Sponsor and $250 Bronze Sponsor. Please see below for details on our sponsorship packages and to learn how you can share visibility to our community while supporting excellence in our school.
Thank you for your support and investing in the youth of our community. We look forward to working together to create a highly successful fundraiser.
Regards, The Cedar Park 5K Fundraiser Committee
CEDAR PARK CHAMPIONS, FICTION ADDICTION
Cedar Park's OBOB team, Fiction Addiction, finished third at the State OBOB Tournament in Salem last April.
The road to State was a long road of perserverance and dedication. In order to qualify for the State Tournament, Fiction Addiction had to first win the Cedar Park championship.
From there, they fought through the Regional Tournament in March, where they advanced to the top two regional teams and secured their place at the State Tournament, along with Stoller, Meadow Park, and St. Helens Middle Schools. Only 16 teams from across Oregon qualified for the State Tournament.
Once at the State Tournament, Fiction Addiction won two battles before losing in the semi-finals to John Muir. However, they bounced back to win the consolation battle, placing third.
Congrats to Fiction Addiction eighth graders Aila (Ash) H., Tierney G., Anouk C., and Claire K. for an incredible OBOB season. Thanks is also due to Cedar Park LMA Debbie Hernandez and all our CPMS OBOB volunteers.