March 7: No School (Weather)

March 13: Conferences

March 13-14: Early Release @10:55am

March 18: All City Orchestra Concert @RAL 7-8pm

March 25: Band Concert 6:30-8:30pm

March 27: Spring Choir Concert 7-8pm

April 7-11: Spring Break

Cascade Families,

Please take a moment to complete our Climate and Culture survey using the link below. We are always striving to better serve our students and families, and greatly appreciate your feedback.

Parent Survey - Spring 2025 Climate & Culture

Spring Conferences will be held on Thursday, March 13th, from 12-3pm and 3:30-6pm. Please feel free to drop in during those times to meet with your student's teachers.

Students have been working hard on their Student Led Conference packets over the past month. These packets will be sent home on 3/12. We are excited for our students to share their achievements and goals from this year so far.

If you are unable to attend conferences, please sign and return the slip attached to your student's Student Led Conference packet by Friday, March 21st.

These students were recognized by their teachers for demonstrating Cascade's 4B's.

Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be a Learner.

6th Grade: Macey Bulard, Oliver Larson, and Kendall Rickards

7th Grade: Fiona Huhta, Scarlett Joseph, Brooke Maben, and Austin Marr

8th Grade: Adiel Boagio, David Harlan, Maya Langenbach, and Hannah Sande

6th Grade: Sulamita Bondarenko, Gael Garcia Belmonte, Jude Hutton, and Rowan Collins

7th Grade: Robert Howell, Jenna Kupfer, Abigail Schaupp, and Abigail Sims

8th Grade: Cailey Bulard, Hendrix Heston, Sophia Sully, and Hailey Tideman

Math Tutoring:

If your student is interested in getting some extra help in math, we are now offering math tutoring for all grade levels every Thursday from 2:30-3:30.

6th Grade: McWilliams Room 103

7th/8th Grade: King Room 204

Science Club: Thursdays 2:30-3:30 in Room 201 with Mr. Nixon and Mrs. Wilkerson

PSA Club:

We focus on making Posters that show Cascade Spirit and celebrate Accomplishments!

Mondays 2:30-3:30 in the choir room with Ms. Rodriguez

Leadership:

Wednesdays 1:30-4:00

Garden Club:

March 12th and 26th

April 16th and 30th

May 28th

At Longview Public Schools, we're celebrating the incredible learning opportunities students have to develop real-world skills. With 45 CTE courses ranging from healthcare, construction, manufacturing, apprenticeship preparation to culinary arts, Longview schools offer something for everyone.

Research shows that CTE classes do more than teach skills—they engage students and improve attendance. By connecting classroom learning to careers, CTE classes help students stay motivated and invested in their futures and it helps our students stay connected to their community. We are proud to provide programs that inspire students to explore their passions and build confidence and skills they can use in in life.

Track and Field is open to all 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. Please make sure to get your athlete enrolled before the start date.

Click the link below for the live athletics calendar!

https://www.arbiterlive.com/Teams?entityId=33597

With warmer weather (hopefully) approaching, we wanted to remind students of our school's dress code as well as some school-wide expectations.

- No Hats/Hoods

- No Pajamas

- No Cell Phones

- Water Only Please (No energy drinks, coffee, soda, etc.)

Attendance is a critical building block for student learning. If students are not present, they cannot engage in learning. Research shows that student success is maximized when they attend school 95% of the time. Students that miss just two days a month for any reason are more likely to not read at grade level, and more likely to not graduate. Parents and families, we appreciate your support in ensuring your student attends school regularly.

At Longview Public Schools, the safety and security of our students and staff is a top priority. Creating a safe school environment takes all of us working together – families, staff, and students. Simple actions like keeping emergency contact information updated, staying aware of your surroundings at school, and encouraging responsible social media use can make a big difference. Having open conversations with your student about reporting concerns, whether in person or online, is also key. Most importantly, if you see or hear something concerning, say something. Together, we can keep our schools safe, supportive, and a great place for students to learn and grow.

Please support your family and our school by completing the Educational Benefits Application.

Why complete the application?

SUN Bucks Benefits: By completing the survey, your family may qualify for SUN Bucks. This program provides eligible families with $120 per child to purchase groceries over the summer months. The Educational Benefits Application is the simplest way to ensure your family receives these benefits!

Other Benefits for Families: Completing the Educational Benefits Application may qualify your household for additional assistance. Some of these programs include before and after school academic and enrichment programs, fee waivers for college applications, admission tests, and extracurricular activity fees. Others include low-cost internet, scholarships, and many other great benefits.

Additional School Funding: The information collected from the Educational Benefits Application helps our school receive important state and federal funding. This funding supports numerous educational programs and resources that benefit every student.

Each family's information is completely confidential. The data collected will only be used for determining your eligibility for assistance programs and securing essential funding for our school.

You can find the Educational Benefits Application by following this link:

https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1722528767/longviewschoolscom/yera3acfdjnkjnsk2iym/EducationBenefitsnutritioneligibilityform.pdf

Your participation will make a significant and meaningful difference for your family and for our school community. Thank you for your support and cooperation!

If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact Nutrition Services at 360-575-7172 or ajohnson@longviw.k12.wa.us.