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CCSD Receives Workplace Safety Award
On June 18th, 2019, the Cache County School District received the 2019 Charles A. Caine Award for Workplace Safety from Workers Compensation Fund (WCF) Insurance. Cache County School District was nominated because of its outstanding safety practices.
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Ready, set, summer! Preschool Fair gives ideas, inspiration for how to keep preschoolers engaged in learning all summer long
On May 23rd, preschool students and their families gathered at Nibley Elementary School to kick off summer with a fun, hands-on preschool fair. Participants visited eleven booths with different themes and ideas for how to keep preschoolers engaged and learning throughout the summer.
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Arts Access project at North Park Elementary encourages students of all abilities to participate
Twice a year, artist Jeff Mathers travels to Cache Valley from Atlanta, Georgia to help students with all ranges of ability create an art piece to display in their school. His most recent visit was to North Park Elementary last week, where second-grade students designed a unique sculpture which now is suspended from the rafters in the school’s media center.
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Student video created to inspire compassion, unity
This year, student representatives from all five high schools worked together to create a video encouraging compassion, unity, and strength through coming together to support one another. Big thanks to our CCSD students for making this video a reality!
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2018-19 Classified Employees of the Year
It truly takes a village of administrators, teachers, and staff members to keep our schools running smoothly! We're pleased to announce the 2018-19 District Classified Employees of the Year. Their efforts behind the scenes have a huge impact on our schools and students. Congratulations to all our Classified Employees of the Year!
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Northern Utah Mile provides healthy challenge, fun for elementary students
On May 15, 2019, elementary students from across northern Cache County will gather at Sky View HS for the premier race of the year at the elementary level. Formerly known as the Greenville Mile, the Northern Utah Mile has been extended as an opportunity for elementary students in the northern part of the school district to race.
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Get Caught Being Kind
This week, we're encouraging CCSD students, staff, and families to spread a little extra kindness around our schools.
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One hundred and eight years of experience: CCSD bids farewell to Principals Ashcroft, Henke, and Williams
Principals Dee Ashcroft, Bob Henke, and Terry Williams retire this year, after careers in Cache County for 45 years, 32 years, and 31 years, respectively. Their impact over the years on students, families, teachers, and staff is immeasurable. We wish them the very best in their next adventures and well-deserved retirement.
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Green Canyon band director, Randall Beach, awarded prestigious Sorenson Legacy Award
On the 26th of April, Randall Beach, Director of Bands at Green Canyon High School, received the Sorenson Legacy Award for Excellence in Arts Education. The award is given to selected nominees around the state, with the purpose of recognizing outstanding art education in Utah’s public schools.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific STEM competition challenges students to create solutions
Fifth- through eighth-grade students from all around Cache Valley and neighboring communities were put to the test as they were challenged to create an engineering design for the fifth annual Thermo Fisher Scientific STEM competition. Read more about the success of CCSD school teams by clicking on this article.
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Cache County Board of Education accepting applications for interim board member
Board member Allen Grunig, who worked as an educator for thirty-two years before serving twelve in his current position, has announced his resignation. We express sincere gratitude for all of his contributions to our school district. To fill the vacancy on our board, applications are being accepted. Click on this article for more information.
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2019 Celebration of the Arts Slideshow
On Friday, April 12th, students, families, teachers, and community members gathered to admire the work and talents of students from schools across the district. For a sampling of the work on display, click on this article.
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Safety Drills and DIR-S
Did you know that each CCSD school holds regular emergency response protocol drills for lockdowns, fires, earthquakes, and evacuations? Click on this article for more information on CCSD emergency protocols and drills.
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STEM and STEAM activities spark curiosity and learning in students
Is your child one who can't get enough of science, math, engineering, art or technology? STEAM offerings and activities in Cache County School District provide a perfect outlet for students to explore their passion.
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Mountainside Elementary students portray Renaissance professions during fair
Earlier this month, sixth-grade students at Mountainside Elementary stepped back in time to recreate a Renaissance Fair for their school. On the night of the Fair, Mountainside students, families, and community members were invited to visit various booths where the students, dressed in Renaissance costumes, presented information on the profession they had researched.
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School Resource Officers promote safe school environment through relationships with students
Through their presence in our schools and relationships with our students, school resource officers have a tremendous impact on the safety of our district. Read this article to learn a little bit more about what SROs do and why SRO Supervisor Greg Johnson considers it to be the "best assignment in law enforcement."
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White Pine Elementary Jump Rope Club promotes health, coordination, and friendship
Performing in school assemblies, halftime shows, and even the Black and White Days parade, the White Pine Jump Rope Club is a fun way for students to get exercise and make new friends.
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Green Canyon debate team wins "Triple Crown" as they dominate in region, division and state competitions
In what debate coach Gordon Peer names “the most successful year for students,” the Green Canyon debate team has won the 4A UHSAA Debate and Speech State Championship title. In their October-March season, Green Canyon debate achieved what is called the “Triple Crown” -- meaning their team won the district, region, and state competitions!
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