12.19.24 High School Newsletter
High School Newsletter, Dec 19
Don’t miss your chance to own the 2024-2025 yearbook, filled with unforgettable moments from this school year! From special events to everyday highlights, the yearbook is the perfect way to remember it all.
Price: $70 (Available until January 1, 2025)
How to Order: Visit www.yearbookforever.com and secure your copy today!
Why Buy a Yearbook?
Relive the school year’s biggest moments and milestones.
Remember your friends, favorite teachers, and all the fun memories.
It’s a keepsake you’ll treasure for years to come!
Order soon—prices will increase after January 1!
Ready to get stronger, feel more confident, and connect with friends? Encourage your student to join Coach Ash in the weight room after school on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays for our dynamic Strength and Conditioning Program!
This club is more than just lifting weights—it’s about building a healthier lifestyle, improving athletic performance, and being part of a supportive community that lifts each other up (literally and figuratively!). Whether your student is an athlete looking to enhance their skills or simply someone who wants to stay active, this club is the perfect fit.
Don’t let them miss out on the opportunity to gain strength, boost energy, and make new friends. Let’s power up together!
As student and staff mental health concerns continue to increase, it is critical that we develop resources and strategies to ensure we are reaching those individuals who need it most. To further the discussion surrounding mental health awareness, on January 16, 2025, Cedar Springs High School will host a presentation from the B#4 Foundation for students. The presentation is designed to educate individuals about the impact anxiety, depression, and other mental illnesses have on people and their families, and to create meaningful, positive, and helpful dialogue.
We have observed firsthand the profound impact mental health issues have had on our families, communities, and schools. The goal of the B#4 Foundation is to reduce the stigma around mental illness. We strive to get people talking about mental health, depression, and anxiety, sharing that “it is ok to not be ok,” but that we must reach out for help when we’re struggling. We want to educate people about mental health struggles and encourage them to access the resources available to help.
Students can drop in for tutoring on any subject, with no sign-up needed! Study tables are available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:25 to 3:30 p.m. This is a great time to study, finish homework, or makeup tests and quizzes (if arranged with a teacher).
Transportation is available. Please email Ms. Schultz or Mrs. Teuissen if you need bus transportation.
Upcoming dates and locations:
- Monday, January 6th in 302 (Schultz)
- Wednesday, January 8th in 410 (Teunissen)
Looking for activities to do over winter break? The Kent District Library is hosting exciting events just for teens! From creative workshops to fun hangouts, there’s something for everyone.
Check out the library's website or stop by for a schedule of events. Encourage join in on the fun and connect with peers during the break!
