Please sign and date the report card and have your student return it to their 1st period after Thanksgiving break!
Enjoy your week and Enjoy your Holiday!


Students explored the important role food plays in cultural identity, created presentations, and wrapped up the unit with a delicious potluck. Each student brought a dish connected to their own culture so classmates could experience new flavors and traditions.
What an amazing way to practice English skills while appreciating and learning about one another’s cultures!
We love seeing our students grow, connect, and celebrate together.








Only a few days left!!
Let’s come together to support our Cedar families this season! Bring in non-perishable food items to your 1st period class — the class with the most donations wins a prize!
Every item helps make a difference. Let’s show that Cedar spirit and fill those boxes!

The season of giving is here, and we’re inviting our amazing community to help make the holidays a little brighter for local children. Our Toy Drive ends on 12/12, so don’t wait—every donation makes a difference!
Drop off a new, unwrapped toy in the front office and help us spread some holiday cheer. Let’s come together and show what our school community can do!
Hurry—12/12 will be here before you know it!

Reminder we have a Parent Club meeting this Tuesday, November 18th @12 pm in room 12.


Here are a few things everyone should know before tryouts.
1 Sports packets must be picked up from the office.
2 Sports physicals and paperwork need to be completed before Dec 1. Walk-in clinics are available if scheduled time with your doctor exceeds Dec 1.
3 Students must have at least a 2.0 and have no more than 1 F during the grading period.
4 Tryouts are scheduled for 3 days with cuts happening each day. All athletes must attend all tryout days unless they are cut. Dates for all 4 teams tryouts will be posted to google classroom as soon as they are planned out.
Hope to see you there.


Every item helps make a difference. Let’s show that Cedar spirit and fill those boxes!

Honoring Our Heroes Through Words
Mrs. Allsman’s 7th grade Language Arts students have been learning the power of gratitude and reflection by writing heartfelt letters to our Veterans. This special project reminds students that the opportunities they have today exist because of the courage and sacrifices of those who served.
We’re so proud of our students, Javier Flores and Isabella Delgado, whose touching letters were selected to be read at the City of Hesperia Veterans Day Ceremony at Hesperia Lakes. What an incredible honor to represent our school and share their words of appreciation with our community!
#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #StudentSuccess #HesperiaProud #MiddleSchoolMoments

A huge THANK YOU to El Dorado Broadcasters for hosting our students and to The Fence Guys for sponsoring the airtime that allows their heartfelt messages to reach our community.
#VeteransDay #StudentVoices #ElDoradoBroadcasters #TheFenceGuys #ThankYouVeterans #FieldTripFun




Thank you.


