Join us from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 7th, 2024 in the Eisenhower High School cafeteria for the USD 265 Special Education Services Fair! There will be an array of service vendors and support organizations for individuals with special needs, as well as free Chick-Fil-A sandwiches while supplies last. USD 265 staff that attend will even be entered in a raffle for some great prizes! This event is aimed to help provide support, information and connect resources with those that need them. Come help us help our community!
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Let's Taco About Books
CDS Spring Book Fair
CDS Parent Teacher Conferences.
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School counselors provide mental health assistance to ensure students' well-being and success. School counselors strive to build safe, positive, trusting relationships with their students. CDS is honored to have Amy Driskill as our School Counselor!
GHS Winter Cheer & Dance Camp Registration is NOW OPEN, but only for a short time. Payment will not be needed until camp day! Details and registration link below.
https://5il.co/2e9sv
We are combining WIW with our Chiefs Spirit Week.
Chiefs PJ Day OR
WIW: PJs, Crazy Hair, backward, anything goes!
Super Bowl Spirit Week!
Feb. 5th-9th
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CDS Spring Picture Day
February 28th
Individual and Group pictures
PTO free recess for 2nd and 4th grade. Check out the chalk artwork.
CDS Families were cooking up some "Friendship Soup" this week. Each family put together a recipe with what makes a good friend.
Follow the YouTube link for a video.
https://youtu.be/DjXpU6TMmxg
Super Bowl Spirit Week!
Feb. 5th-9th
TONIGHT!
CDS PTO Chick-fil-A Spirit Night 1/29/24
CDS PTO Chick-fil-A Spirit Night
1/29/24
Today the second grade baked homemade bread! The K-State Extension Office came to teach us all about wheat and how it becomes flour. After the bread was baked, we made butter and ate our own bread loaves! Our classrooms smelled so good!
"School bus drivers are the people who transport children to their future."
Kristy Evers, Transportation Trainer, received the District Attitude Award after being nominated by Mr. Robert Rehse. Her nominator wrote, “As tends to happen every year, the district is short on bus drivers. That shortage is especially acute for activity drivers for sports. When the district put out feelers at the beginning of the year for coaches to sign up, lots of people were interested. At least until they saw how in-depth the training is and how much information you are required to learn. I decided to dive in anyway and once I did, I discovered Kristy was the perfect person to teach prospective drivers. She has made everything as user-friendly as possible and shows you exactly what you need to know and what are the best ways to learn it. The average person can't parallel park a car. Kristy has a method that if you simply follow the steps, you can parallel park a bus. She has a very calming presence about her teaching style and is very encouraging in her feedback. She understands that you'll make mistakes but helps you learn from them instead of dwelling on them. She made the process very bearable and helped me pass the CDL test on the first try. She is an asset to the district that often goes unnoticed so I believe she deserves this recognition.”
GHS KAY is hosting a family Bingo evening at Goddard High School, on Wednesday 1/24.
DON'T FORGET! CDS Urban Air Night is on Tuesday, January 23rd from 4-8 pm! Admission is $20 per person for the Ultimate Pass and includes jump socks and water. CDS will receive 20% of sales towards the Nature Area and other upcoming events at the school.
