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COVID-19 Update
As of October 28, 2020, there are thirty-two active COVID-19 positive cases of CCSD students and/or staff. These individuals have been instructed to isolate at home according to state and local health department directives. Students and staff who are determined to have come in close contact with these individuals will be notified and asked to quarantine. For more information, please click on this article.
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Congratulations to the Fall USHAA Academic All-State Honorees
The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) has named its Academic All-State honorees for 2020-21 Fall Sports. The Academic All-State award is the most prestigious honor the UHSAA presents to senior students. Click here for a list of CCSD Academic All-State honorees.
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Marching Toward Excellence: Green Canyon’s Randall Beach is CCSD’s District Teacher of the Year
Green Canyon High School band director Randall Beach has been creating stellar band programs for over 30 years. Beach has a way of inspiring his students to reach their potential, and in the words of Green Canyon Principal Dave Swensen, “watching him conduct a practice is like watching a masterpiece unfold.” We are proud to announce that Beach is the 2020-21 Cache County School District Teacher of the Year.
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USU Student Organizes Generous Donation of Masks, Hygiene and Cleaning Supplies
Many thanks to Jacob Snow, a student at the Jon Huntsman School of Business, for organizing a recent donation to our district of masks, hand sanitizer, and cleaner. The project was supported by young men and leaders in the Logan 5th ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month
Let's work together to prevent bullying in our schools by reinforcing kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
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Local libraries collect and donate over 440 masks for CCSD students
Many thanks to the staff and patrons of the Smithfield, North Logan, Mendon, and Hyrum Public Libraries! Under the direction of Brittany and James Britsch, over 440 children's masks were collected and donated to CCSD schools for students.
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South Cache choir teacher creates virtual concert to showcase students amid COVID-19 shutdown
While the COVID-19 pandemic has created challenges for educators and students, here's one example of how an obstacle can create a unique opportunity. At the end of the last school year, South Cache Middle School choir director Jason Petrovich worked with students to produce a virtual concert to showcase their talent and learning.
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Finding a calling in an unplanned career led Brady Fonnesbeck to Sky View High School
We're excited to welcome Brady Fonnesbeck as a new assistant principal at Sky View High School. Click here to read more about Fonnesbeck and how his career plans took an unexpected turn that led him to education.
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Painting the sky at White Pine Elementary
Students at White Pine Elementary School will notice something new in the building this year--a beautiful mural of eagles soaring by the school's skylight. The painting, which was created by paraprofessional Kathy Schultz, also includes hidden animals within its clouds.
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month
Click here for some mindfulness tips to improve mental health and happiness!
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Looking forward to a unique school year — Back to School 2020-21
There is little doubt that the 2020-2021 school year will be one of the most unique experiences that administrators, teachers, and students will ever have. Amidst all of the unknowns, our Cache County School District community is looking forward to what this school year might bring.
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Preparing schools for a safe and healthy reopening
Going back to school amidst the COVID-19 pandemic has raised many concerns within the Cache County School District community. Keeping our schools safe, clean and healthy is CCSD’s top priority moving into the 2020-2021 School Year.
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A lifelong focus on prioritizing education — North Park’s new principal, Jullie Payne
Seventeen years' worth of working in education has taught Jullie Payne exactly what it takes to help students succeed. Helping others reach success and making a positive impact are just two of Payne’s goals in her newest position as North Park Elementary School’s principal.
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“A career unlike any other”: Mountainside Principal Cam Ammott’s passion for education
After nearly a decade of working as an elementary teacher in the classroom, Cam Ammott will be making the transition to administration for the 2020-21 School Year. He will be the new principal for Mountainside Elementary School.
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Kelly Rindlisbacher: Educator, colleague, friend
On Friday, August 7, 2020, the Cache County School District lost a family member, friend, and fellow educator, Kelly Rindlisbacher, principal of Nibley Elementary School. Kelly has been a member of the Cache County School District family for most of his life. He began as a student, then returned as a teacher, and finished as a school principal.
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Green Canyon student Natalia Lopez creates nationally-recognized documentary highlighting school segregation, equality in education issues
Throughout her life, Natalia Lopez has found a passion for learning, equality in education, and creating documentaries. Combining these passions, Lopez, a sophomore at Green Canyon High School, received national recognition for her most recent documentary “Mendez v. Westminster: Breaking Barriers.”
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Turning dreams into reality on the big stage — GCHS student Kenadi Dodds auditions for America’s Got Talent
From the time she performed in her third-grade talent show, Green Canyon student Kenadi Dodds knew that singing and performing on stage were going to play a big role in her life. Six years later, the stages she performs on keep getting bigger and better, with the most recent being the stage of America’s Got Talent.
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CCSD Director of Special Education Joel Allred retires after 38 years of service in education
Over the last 38 years, CCSD Director of Special Education Joel Allred has worked with elementary, secondary, resource, alternative, and adult education students. Superintendent Steven Norton describes him as "one of the most caring educators" he has ever known. We're excited to wish Joel a very happy retirement!
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CCSD's UHSAA Academic All-State 2020 Spring Honorees announced
The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) has named its Academic All-State honorees for 2020 Spring Sports. The Academic All-State award is the most prestigious honor the UHSAA presents to senior students. Students are selected for the award based on their academic excellence and their athletic capabilities. Congratulations to these outstanding student-athletes!
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CCSD students excel in Thermo Fisher STEM Competition
Amidst coronavirus-caused chaos and changing circumstances, Thermo Fisher Scientific held its 8th annual STEM competition for schools in Cache Valley virtually on May 7th and 8th. Many Cache County School District schools participated in this competition which encourages students to become interested in STEM subjects. Congratulations to the winning teams and many thanks to Thermo Fisher Scientific for supporting STEM in our schools!
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After 38 years of educating with empathy and positivity, Curt Hanks ends his successful career
For over 38 years, Curt Hanks has dedicated his life to preparing students for the future. His sense of humor, natural empathy, and kindness have made him an asset to Cache County School District. This year he retires, and he will be missed greatly.
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CCSD spring sport athletes show great promise
Even though the spring sports season was canceled due to COVID-19, the district has numerous promising athletes in its high schools. Check out this article for more information.
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Students advance their professional skills through Microsoft classes and certifications
Each year hundreds of students in Cache County School District are working to gain a competitive edge in the job market by becoming Microsoft Office Specialists. Through Business Office Specialist classes taught at CCSD high schools, students have the opportunity to become certified in Microsoft programs and even compete at a state and national level.
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Congratulations to the Winners of the Women's Suffrage Writing Contest!
Sadie Gallup (Canyon Elementary), Grant Richardson (North Cache MS), and Jenna Campbell (Ridgeline HS) were the winners of a writing competition that commemorated the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. The competition was sponsored by Utah Public Radio and the Cache County School District, in partnership with the Cache Celebration of Women's Suffrage 2020.
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33 years of helping Cache Valley students find their light — Brenda Bilodeau’s legacy
Describing Brenda Bilodeau's impact as a teacher, Mountainside Elementary principal Lynette Riggs said, “She is determined that her students will not only learn to read but also learn to love reading through joyful engagement with the text. The written work her students produce is inspiring!" Congratulations to Mrs. Bilodeau, who has been named Mountainside's Teacher of the Year!
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