November Stampede
A quick run down of events at Cayuse Prairie
Upcoming Events
October
31 - Red Ribbon Week - Hero Day! Dress like a Superhero!
31 - Butter Braids P&F Fall Fundraiser Ends Today
31 - BBB: CP vs. Marion @ Marion, 5th @ 4 PM; 7th @ 5 PM; 6th Grade Practice, 4:00-5:30 PM
November
~National Career Development Month
~National Gratitude Month
3 - Daylight Savings Time Ends - Fall Back!
4 - P&F Meeting @ 6 PM, Library
6 - Gift Cards for Great Adventures Holiday/Winter Orders begin
11 - Veterans Day Celebration, 8:10-8:40 AM
12 - Gift Cards for Great Adventures Holiday/Winter Orders due
18 - 8th grade volunteers @ Food Bank, 12:05-3:40 PM
19 - Board Meeting, 7 PM, Google Meet
21 - End of Trimester 1
22 - Teacher Inservice (No School)
22 - National Substitute Educators Appreciation Day
25 - PAX Leader Recognition
26 - 1st Grade Friendship Fruit Salad
26 - 8th Grade Friendsgiving
27-29 - NO SCHOOL: Thanksgiving Break
~ CP Sports Calendar - Click HERE.
STUDENT HANDBOOK REMINDER
DRESS AND GROOMING
The purpose of a dress code is to provide guidance to students and parents as to appropriate attire for school and at any school function. In addition, the dress code is a primary means of helping students learn a skill, which is required for success in getting and keeping employment linked to attire. As adults we know that there is a difference between dressing for our jobs and dressing for recreation, and therefore having students practice this distinction while attending Cayuse Prairie is a way to promote long-term success. Our guiding principles for the dress code are based on clothing that is appropriate to the environment, does not distract from the learning environment, disrupts school activities, OR creates a safety hazard. Policy #3224
All students to follow:
Undergarments should not be visible at any time.
Shorts allowed from April 1st through November 1st.
No clothing that promotes illegal substances, alcohol, tobacco, violence, sexism, or racism.
No slippers unless it’s deemed “Pajama Day”
No hats in the building unless it’s deemed “Hat Day”
Appropriate seasonal footwear
Middle School students follow:
All rules above
Shirts must have straps of at least 1 inch in width or sleeves. Strapless is not allowed.
Shirts may not be see-through and must cover the stomach (even when arms are raised), chest (including cleavage), under arm and back appropriately.
Pants should not have holes or mesh above mid-thigh and may not be see-through.
It is strongly recommended that shorts, dresses, and skirts be mid-thigh length, but we understand due to clothing trends sometimes it is not possible.
Leggings can be worn with a skirt, shorts, dress or shirt if covered to mid-thigh. Students' backside must be fully covered without having to constantly pull on clothing.
During recess and PE students must be dressed for activity. They must bring a change of clothes if needed to fully participate and stay within the dress code expectations.
PLEASE LABEL OUTSIDE CLOTHING with your student’s name.
A dress policy for students traveling to other schools has also been adopted.
The superintendent, in connection with the sponsor or coach, or other persons in charge of an extracurricular activity, may regulate the dress and grooming of students who participate in that activity. Such regulation must be reasonable, substantially related to an important objective of the extracurricular activity, and considerate of the individual financial burden on students.
If the dress code policy is not followed, students will be given alternative clothing to wear.
If the student’s dress or grooming violates the provision of this procedure or policy # 3224, the teacher or superintendent shall request the student to make appropriate corrections. If the student refuses, the superintendent shall notify the parents and request that the parent and the student make the appropriate necessary corrections. If both the student and the parents refuse, the superintendent shall take appropriate action including suspension if circumstances so warrant. Refer to Board policy #3224 for specific information.
The final numbers from the FUN RUN are in! YOU HELPED US RAISE $11, 481.60! We will be able to complete our sports court in the summer of 2025! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT!
We had 95 students participate in the FUN RUN Fundraiser. 159 prizes were awarded to these students.
67 students earned extra recess.
44 students earned lunch with the Principal Piazzola.
25 students earned a spot in the morning announcements.
22 students earned Glacier Shaved Ice.
OUR TOP COLLECTOR is Carson Woods who got to be principal for the day today! He brought in $769.00.
The Cayuse Prairie Community is AMAZING! 🥰🫶
