Library media assistant, Debbie Hernandez, continues to make relevant, beautiful displays throughout the Cedar Park library. Debbie selects books to accompany her displays.
Her current display is a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., which will remain on display through the end of February. The display is accompanied with books and information about the civil rights movement and Black History Month.
THANK YOU, Ms. Hernandez, for creating beautiful and rich spaces for our students to learn.
Cedar Park is hosting its first of two student socials on Friday, 2/15 (weather permitting). Sign up now to help reign in the chaos and meet other CPMS parents.
Sign up now via mVP (updated 2/13):
6th Grade— 2:40-3:50pm (5 more needed)
7th Grade— 9:30-10:45am (8 more needed)
8th Grade— 1:25-2:30pm (8 more needed)
Parent involvement is a MUST to ensure a safe, fun, and awesome event. This popular event is a perfect way to spy on, errr.... witness your child's social circle. Don’t miss out!
Miss last week’s Cedar Reader? Here it is again!
Check it out for more info on:
February Important Dates
Vaping & JUULing info— inform yourself!
OBOB & Mathcounts Info
High School Curriculum Night details
PSAT Test Results
Last month’s PTC newsletter had a TON of fun & informative news, including:
Volunteering opportunities
Important upcoming dates
Cedar Park Onstage One Act Festival
Cedar Park’s hallway and cafeteria facelift
SAVE THE DATE— Student Socials on 2/15
YOUR MONEY AT WORK— 7th grade field trip to OMSI
Read on to get a roundup of all the things making Cedar Park AWESOME! Check it all out HERE.
Cedar Park’s winter band concert has moved to Wed, Feb. 20. Grade 6 and 7 will perform at 6 p.m. Grade 8 and the Jazz Band will perform at 7 p.m. This change will allow 8th grade families to attend the Beaverton & Sunset High School curriculum nights being held on Feb. 21.
Cedar Park Onstage’s One Act Festival has moved to Friday, March 15th due to impending inclement weather. More info to come soon.
The festival was originally going to be funded though the district Fine Arts budget, but due to budget cuts, middle school band programs will have to raise the money on their own with help from the community. BEF (Beaverton Education Foundation) is doing a matching gift challenge for the first 96 hours (will end Saturday at noon). That will make it so even small donations will be impactful.
Attending a band festival is an amazing educational opportunity every music student should experience. Students will hear bands from other schools, be scored on their performance and receive clinics from professional band adjudicators. This experience will motivate students to grow as musicians and will build community through music.
Funding will pay for buses, substitute teachers, and professional band judges and will allow all of our BSD middle school advanced bands to attend.
Buses-$1,000
Teacher Substitutes- $2,000
Festival Judges-$1,000
Total: $4,000
Don’t miss this opportunity to support positive experiences in our middle school.
8th grade Humanities teacher, Trisha Parks, has been diligently sprucing up our schools hallways with college pennants from colleges within Oregon and neighboring states. Post high school success is the overall goal for the Beaverton School District. Students are engaged and curious about the various post-secondary education options available to them.
Ms. Parks has organized most of the pennants by state, creating excellent displays throughout our halls. THANK YOU, Ms. Parks, for keeping Cedar Park awesome!