Feb 3-7

Class Scheduling Begins - 25-26 HS Curriculum Guide

Parents should discuss courses with students to align with their educational goals and career path.

Feb 5 and 6
KCTC Open House
5-7 p.m. at KCTC (more information below)

Friday, Feb 7

Seal of Biliteracy Testing

Athletic Hall of Fame Event

Saturday, Feb 8

Snowcoming dance

High School from 7-10 p.m.

Tuesday, Feb 11

High School Band Concert

High School Auditorium at 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Count Day

March 19 and 20

Save the Date: Parent/Student/Teacher Success Conferences

High school is the perfect time to explore your passions and connect with others!

At Cedar Springs High School, students can join a variety of exciting clubs that offer something for everyone. Whether you're into academics, arts, sports, or community service, there's a club for you!

Explore the full list of clubs, meeting times, and details on how to get involved by visiting our Clubs page.

Due to the snow day, our meeting was shared virtually via email. Families interested in the Early Middle College (EMC) program can now access all necessary resources online:

For more information, visit our AP/DE/EMC website. EMC applications are available in the Academic Services Office or online and must be submitted by February 7.

Don’t miss this chance to explore how EMC can help support your student’s future success!

Mark your calendars! The Snowcoming Dance is happening on Saturday, February 8, from 7–10 p.m. This year’s theme is Frozen, get ready for a magical evening!

• Tickets: $15.00

• Ticket Sales: January 22 – February 5 during both lunches

Don’t miss out on this exciting event.

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, February 3 in 302 (Schultz)
• Wednesday, February 5 in 410 (Teunissen)
• Monday, February 10 in 302 (Schultz)
• No Study table Feb 12 or 17

What: Kent Career Tech Center (KCTC) Open House
When: February 5 & 6 | 5–7 p.m.
Who: Open to the community!
Where: 1655 East Beltline NE & 1800 Leffingwell NE, Grand Rapids

This is a great opportunity for students to explore unique learning experiences and career-focused programs available during their junior and senior years. Planning ahead now can help set students up for future success!

At the open house, visitors can:

• Tour high-tech labs and classrooms
• Meet students and instructors
• Learn about nearly 30 career programs in fields like Health Careers, Automotive, Hospitality, IT, Engineering, Agriscience, Teacher Academy, and more
• Discover hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to earn college credit and industry certifications

The Advanced Manufacturing space will also showcase welding, precision machining, engineering, and mechatronics programs.

Don’t miss this chance to see what KCTC has to offer! For more details, visit the Kent Career Tech Center website or contact Kent ISD Communications Specialist, Joy Walczak, at joywalczak@kentisd.org or 906.632.6290.

On Thursday, April 17, you have the unique opportunity to choose how you spend your school day—a chance to take ownership of your learning!

Option 1: Celebrate Cedar Springs

Join a guided tour of our city and surrounding areas, exploring:

• Employment opportunities
• Municipality operations and governance
• Housing and Finance
• Recreation options

Lunch and transportation will be provided.

Option 2: Personalized Experience

Use this day to schedule a:

• Job shadow
• College visit
• Military recruiter meeting
• Entrance exam
• Volunteer opportunity

If you choose a personalized experience, your parent must notify the high school main office of your absence. Be sure to provide documentation of your activity to have your absence marked as a field trip for the day.

What Now?? Complete this Google Form to help all of us plan for a successful day on April 17.

The final payment for the Senior Mystery Trip is due by March 31. If payment is not received by this date, your students' registration will unfortunately be canceled, and the deposit will be lost.

Payments must be made to Countryside:

Countryside Tours, IN.

P.O. Box 48

Sand Lake, MI 49343

Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience—make your payment today!

Parents and guardians of Cedar Springs seniors—here’s a great way to celebrate your graduate and support the Senior Mystery Trip! The Senior All Night Party Committee has partnered with Viking Sign Solutions to offer a Senior Package for $149 that includes:

• 1 Custom Banner
• 144 Party Invites
• 1 Yard Sign

You can also purchase a yard sign separately for $35—a perfect way to showcase your senior at their open house! Their design team will work with you to create a product you love before purchasing.

For questions, contact Viking Sign Solutions at 231.648.6126.

Thank you for supporting our seniors! ❤️🖤

Support the Senior Mystery Trip and enjoy an evening of mystery at The Red Bird Bistro and Grill. Join us on March 21 for a Murder Mystery Dinner filled with suspense, great food, and fun.

Date: Thursday, March 21
Location: The Red Bird Bistro and Grill
Doors Open: 5:30 p.m. | Dinner: 6 p.m. | Murder Begins: 7 p.m.
Cost: $80 per person | $150 per couple

Don't miss out on this exciting event. Call The Red Bird at 616-263-9784 to reserve your spot today.

Join us on Wednesday, February 7, for our Hall of Fame Meet and Greet! This special event is open to everyone, and light snacks will be provided as we celebrate and honor our incredible inductees.

Meet and Greet: Before the game
Game Times: Girls Varsity at 6 p.m. | Boys Varsity at 7:30 p.m.
Acknowledgment Ceremony: During the games

Both Varsity teams will be playing, so come out to cheer on our Red Hawks and be part of this memorable evening. We can’t wait to see you there!