Kindergarten Enrollment is open now for the 2025-26 School Year. Here is the link to enroll: https://www.cascadesd.org/o/csd/page/registration-enrollment-all-schools
Did you know that Cascade High School and Kodiak Virtual Academy students have access to free online tutoring via Varsity Tutors? Students can login directly from the CHS website under For Students > Clever.
Join Cascade and amazing community partners at our Health Fair on March 7! Dinner starts at 5:00 pm at Cascade High School!
Come one, come all to the super fun Grizzled Old Men vs Senior Guys on Wednesday, February 26 at 7 pm at the CHS gym. Go Kodiaks or go Grizzled?
Apply to Girls Who Code’s Summer Programs by 2/26 for a chance to win a $350 gift card or an iPad!
Apply to Girls Who Code’s free, virtual Summer Programs to join a community of mentors and students like YOU as you dive into the world of coding and tech. You’ll find inspiration and support every step of the way, whether you’re learning to code for the first time or building advanced skills.
High school girls can apply by February 26, 2025, for priority consideration and the chance to win your choice of a $350 Amazon gift card or an Apple iPad! The application closes on April 11, 2025. See: https://girlswhocode.com/programs/summer-immersion-program
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month! Cascade School District is proud to have a huge portfolio of CTE opportunities, well beyond what would be expected for a district our size. For more information, see: https://www.cascadesd.org/o/chs/page/career-technical-education-cte.
Cascade School District passed both levies thanks to YOU, our community! With the funds that come to the district through voter-approved levies, we can continue offering our students the programs and services they need. THANK YOU!
On the ballot, the Cascade School District is proposing two
replacement levies to voters to replace current levies set to expire in
December 2025. These levies are not new taxes but a continuation of the
existing levies approved by voters in 2021. The renewal of these levies will
not increase the overall tax rate and will continue to support vital programs
and services for students.
Please remember to vote by February 11. Learn more about how levy dollars are
making a difference in our community on our website:
www.cascadesd.org/page/2025-levies
Ballots for the Cascade School District levies are due February 11.
Please remember to vote! If you want to learn more about what you are
voting for, please visit our website at www.cascadesd.org/page/2025-levies
Cascade School District Saves Taxpayers $1.5 Million in Bond Refinancing
Leavenworth – On February 4, 2025, Cascade School District No. 228 successfully refinanced its 2015 Bonds through a $16.4 million bond sale. This refinancing will save taxpayers $1.54 million over the next 10 years by reducing the district’s debt.
The District was able to achieve these savings by issuing the new bonds at an average interest rate of 3.15%, down from the previous rate of 4.68%. This was made possible by the district’s careful monitoring of bond market conditions and the approval of the refunding bonds by the Board on November 25, 2024.
The district’s top “A1” credit rating that was recently reinstated from Moody’s helped attract investors, reducing borrowing costs. Additionally, participation in the Washington State School District Credit Enhancement Program, which offers repayment security, further lowered the cost. Superintendent Dr. Tracey Edou said, “Our team worked hard to minimize costs and reduce the tax burden on our community. These savings will help offset future taxes for our residents.”
Great game, girls!
EP&O Levy Facts: Our athletics and extra-curricular activities are
funded by levy dollars! This support includes funding for all sports and
activities, covering up to 71 coaching and advising positions, as well as
transportation and equipment based on student participation.
Be sure to vote by February 11. Learn more about how levy dollars are
making a difference in our community on our website:
www.cascadesd.org/page/2025-levies
EP&O Levy Facts: Our athletics and extra-curricular activities are
funded by levy dollars! This support includes funding for all sports and
activities, covering up to 71 coaching and advising positions, as well as
transportation and equipment based on student participation.
Be sure to vote by February 11. Learn more about how levy dollars are
making a difference in our community on our website:
www.cascadesd.org/page/2025-levies
Cascade High School's monthly newspaper is out!!
The January edition of The Kodiak Chronicle is here! https://thekodiakchroincle.wixsite.com/news
Are you curious about Cocoa and Cram? Do you want to know the details of the upcoming Grizzled Old Men game? Have you always wondered how the CHS Knowledge Bowl team has so much success? Do you want details and insight into student perspectives regarding the new CSD Phone Policy implementation? Did you miss the 2025 Winter Concert and want to know how the event went? Would you like to learn more about our CHS Wrestling program and Senior Night?
It's all in there and MORE!
The Educational Service District (NCESD) is hosting a free event for students about Firefly IT & Cybersecurity on March 25 where students can discover new careers and learn from professionals in the field. Spots are limited! Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/firefly-cybersecurity-occupation-exploration-tickets-1228609527169?aff=odcleoeventsincollection
Cascade High School's monthly newspaper is out!!
The January edition of The Kodiak Chronicle is here!
Are you curious about Cocoa and Cram? Do you want to know the details of the upcoming Grizzled Old Men game? Have you always wondered how the CHS Knowledge Bowl team has so much success? Do you want details and insight into student perspectives regarding the new CSD Phone Policy implementation? Did you miss the 2025 Winter Concert and want to know how the event went? Would you like to learn more about our CHS Wrestling program and Senior Night?
It's all in there and MORE!
This week is National School Counseling Week, when we focus attention on the unique contributions of school counselors to our schools. Counselors have so much positive impact on helping students achieve success, problem-solve, and prepare for the future. Please thank Mrs. Waggoner, Mrs. Getsinger, Mrs. Grace, and Mrs. Rieke for all they do!
Sending a big shout out to all the Kodiaks who competed on Saturday in the FBLA regional conference! There were multiple students who earned their place at State in April, including Reese M, who took 1st Place in Job Interview; Gabe P, who won 2nd Place in Business Law; and Reese M & Coal F who were awarded 2nd Place in Public Service Announcement! Go Kodiaks!
Congratulations to all our band students who participated in this year's Solo and Ensemble Competition! The following students each earned 1st place in their instrument category:
Kate S and Kai K - 1st Place Regionals, Woodwinds Small Ensemble; Edith P V - 1st Place Regionals, Trombone; Todd L - 1st Place Regionals, Trumpet; Kai K - 1st Place Regionals, Mallets AND 2nd Alternate for the State level competition. Great job, students!
CHS just had a Glow in the Park dance at the Leavenworth Adventure Park where students arrived at the party by rollercoaster!
