October 25th - Picture Retake Day! Please send unwanted photo packets with your student, so they may return them to the photographer. Any student who has not had their school photo taken will need to have their photo taken on this day as well.
6 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Picture Retake Day
We are looking forward to our first after school Social, October 25th, 3-5pm.
6 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Autumn Nights
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What's new this week at Cedar Heights? Check out the student announcements, for students, by students. https://www.canva.com/design/DAGQlHIaI1o/sAZfXuUnavfW-e6EPX76sA/view?utm_content=DAGQlHIaI1o&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=viewer
6 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Student Anncouncements
Next week is our CHMS Fall Spirit Week and Friday Pep Assembly! Join in the fun!
6 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
CHMS Fall Spirit Week!
A KSD Reminder: Our final Levy Listening Session is on Tuesday, October 15, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Join us in person at the KSD Board Room or virtually via Zoom. For direct links, visit: https://www.kent.k12.wa.us/events?id=32699665. We hope to see you there!
6 months ago, Kent School District
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"The Anxious Generation: Essential Strategies for Rewiring Childood," an exclusive ParentEd talk by renowned author Jonathan Haidt is coming on October 15th at noon. Use this link to register for free: https://bit.ly/3Y68VnQ.
7 months ago, Kent School District
"The Anxious Generation: Essential Strategies for Rewiring Childood," an exclusive ParentEd talk by renowned author Jonathan Haidt is coming on October 15th at noon. Use this link to register for free: https://bit.ly/3Y68VnQ.
Reminder: No school on Friday, October 11 for Teacher Workshop Day! A huge shoutout to our incredible teachers and students for their hard work during the first six weeks of school. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
7 months ago, Kent School District
Teacher
Entries are now being accepted for the National PTA reflections contest. Students in grades 6-8th in six different areas of art. This years theme is "Accepting Imperfection". Categories include: - visual arts - photography - literature - dance choreography - music composition - film Snip the QR code for more information
7 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Reflections Contest
The replacement Capital Projects & Technology levy includes funding for 11 software subscriptions used by students in all schools. Learn more about the levy at www.KSDLEVY.org
7 months ago, Kent School District
The replacement Capital Projects & Technology levy includes funding for 11 software subscriptions used by students in all schools. Learn more about the levy at www.KSDLEVY.org
CHMS October Newsletter is here! Follow the link to view: https://sway.cloud.microsoft/hh4Rn3gcdCiLcAIZ?ref=Link
7 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
CHMS
It’s painful to face, but we can’t change it until we do: We are raising the “anxious generation.” Over the last decade, mental health problems are soaring among youth. Join ParentMap and Kent School District for an eye-opening virtual Q&A with renowned social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, author of “The Anxious Generation.” In this live ParentEd Talk, Haidt will explore the factors contributing to this epidemic and what we can do to change it. It’s time to unplug and reclaim childhood. Sign up for free using this link: https://bit.ly/3Y68VnQ
7 months ago, Kent School District
It’s painful to face, but we can’t change it until we do: We are raising the “anxious generation.” Over the last decade, mental health problems are soaring among youth. Join ParentMap and Kent School District for an eye-opening virtual Q&A with renowned social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, author of “The Anxious Generation.” In this live ParentEd Talk, Haidt will explore the factors contributing to this epidemic and what we can do to change it. It’s time to unplug and reclaim childhood. Sign up for free using this link: https://bit.ly/3Y68VnQ
Dear Parents and Community Members, We are excited to share the positive impact of the Backpack Buddies program at our school! This program provides weekend food bags to students experiencing food insecurity, ensuring they have access to essential nourishment over the weekends and return to school ready to learn. This program relies on the generosity of our community to provide the needed food items each week. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, can make a real difference in the lives of our students. Here's how you can help: · Visit our Amazon Food Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3RV13KCH4ZA10?ref_=wl_share · Choose the items you'd like to donate from our easy-to-use list. · Drop off your donations at Cedar Heights Middle School (19640 SE 272nd St, Covington, WA) throughout Monday -Friday                                     OR Always feel free to donate any food you might have that is unopened, new in box, or unperishable foods! Any donation helps. Together, we can fight hunger in our community and ensure all students have access to the food they need to thrive! Thank you for your support. Evelyn Quintero Flores CIS Site Coordinator at Cedar Heights Middle School Communities In Schools of South King County Cell: 253-373-6040
7 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Cedar Heights  Food Donations
7 months ago, Cedar Heights Middle School
Student Announcements
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch. If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
7 months ago, Edward Petersen
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Badminton is a fascinating sport. It's a little bit volleyball, a little bit tennis, a whole lot of fun to watch.  If you get a chance this season, our badminton players would love to have you come cheer them on at a match!
Introducing ParentEd talks! KSD has partnered with ParentMap to give you free access to presentations by nationally renowned speakers - a dynamic series of parent education webinars designed to guide you through the ups and downs of parenting. Watch for information about the first session, coming soon! Join us for monthly virtual sessions with renowned parenting experts, covering important topics such as building resilience, managing screen time, supporting youth mental health and nurturing independence.
7 months ago, Kent School District
Introducing ParentEd talks! KSD has partnered with ParentMap to give you free access to presentations by nationally renowned speakers  - a dynamic series of parent education webinars designed to guide you through the ups and downs of parenting. Watch for information about the first session, coming soon!	  Join us for monthly virtual sessions with renowned parenting experts, covering important topics such as building resilience, managing screen time, supporting youth mental health and nurturing independence.
September 17 is National Voter Registration Day! Washington makes it easy to register or to check your registration status online. Go to vote.wa.gov and register today to make sure your voice is heard in November!
7 months ago, Kent School District
September 17 is National Voter Registration Day! Washington makes it easy to register or to check your registration status online. Go to vote.wa.gov and register today to make sure your voice is heard in November!
Starting as early as preschool and kindergarten, regular attendance is essential for students gaining the academic and social skills they need to thrive. Research shows that when students are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of the school year or 18 days over an entire school year), they are less likely to read proficiently by third grade, achieve in middle school and graduate from high school.
7 months ago, Kent School District
Starting as early as preschool and kindergarten, regular attendance is essential for students gaining the academic and social skills they need to thrive. Research shows that when students are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of the school year or 18 days over an entire school year), they are less likely to read proficiently by third grade, achieve in middle school and graduate from high school.