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Tons of fun with the Winter Olympic Finals at Cascade Junior High School, where staff teams also competed!

There was a race to light the Olympic torch, bobsledding, speed skating, curling, and other fun. In between events, teams took the medal stand for past events. You can see more pictures on our Facebook page.

Making learning come to life is always the goal at Cascade. Students from Mrs. Burns and Miss Wilson's classes at Cascade Junior High School are reading the novel Peak, about climbing Mt. Everest. Tuesday they got to video conference and ask questions with someone who has reached the summit of Mt. Everest 17 times! You can see more pictures on our Facebook page.

Lakpa Rita Sherpa lives now in Washington, but he was born in Nepal and started guiding climbs of Mt. Everest in 1984 when he graduated from high school. Not only that, but he was the first Sherpa ever to summit the highest mountain on every single continent! He finished the Seven Summits in 2009 when he climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa.

The students asked questions for an hour, and loved all that they learned! An amazing day of #everydaylearning at Cascade.

You can learn more about Lakpa Rita Sherpa at this link.

Congrats to our Cascade High School Swim Team!

They completed a remarkable season with the most State Qualifiers in our history. District top six medals went to girls and boys relays in the medley and 200 free.

The following individuals also earned medals for top finishes: seniors Rylee Prichard, Claudia Agudo Amezuca, and Matthew Blevins; Juniors Harry Sumpter and Anna Vogel; and Freshman Gage Tofflemire.

Senior Hallee Gray was District Champion in the 100 Butterfly, and lead her relay team to be District Champions in the 200 Freestyle Relay. The Girls Team finished 3rd in overall points with Hallee and Rylee earning All District hi-point honors.

You can see more pictures on our Facebook page. Congrats to all our athletes!

We are winding up CTE month, and at Cascade we always are looking for ways to prepare our students for the path right for them after graduation.

Wednesday at the Cascade Opportunity Center and at Cascade High School a representative from WyoTech Trade School shared with students how they can be prepared for a career in Automotive and Diesel Technology as well as Collision and Refinishing Technology.

Turner Elementary held a Career Exploration Day Thursday! Thinking about what happens after high school graduation is something we help our students think about WAY before high school. They need to see what's out there to begin dreaming about what they want to do with their lives!

NICU nurses, realtors, dance studios, veternarians, first responders, construction, dairy farmers, orthopedists, interior designers, and more came out today to talk with students about what they love about their careers and what it takes to get there.

Seeds were planted today! You can see more pictures on our Facebook page.

Cascade has placed a back-to-the-basics bond on the May ballot that is estimated to keep property taxes the same. Find out more at this link.

Come to the Cascade High School Cascade Drama Spring play!

Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, Macbeth, will be showing March 13th, 14th, & 20th at 7PM & March 21st at 2PM. Tickets are available at the door and are $4 for Cascade Students and $6 General Admission. Doors open a half hour before the show.

ELEMENTARY & JHS STUDENTS MUST BE IN ATTENDANCE WITH AN ADULT. WARNING: WAR IMAGERY & SOUNDS, FLASHING LIGHTS & GORE.

The Family Resource Center is hosting a seminar on March 5 from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, an evening of information on parenting strategies and self care.

The event is free and dinner will be provdied, but you need to register at this link.