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CONFERENCE DAY: OCTOBER 17, 2025

5 Reasons to Attend Conference Day at Cedarwood School

  1. Gain Insight into Your Child’s Progress
    Conference Day is the perfect opportunity to dive deeper into your child’s academic and personal growth. Your teachers will provide detailed feedback on strengths, areas for growth, and milestones achieved so far.

  2. Understand the Cedarwood Learning Approach
    By hearing directly from educators, you'll gain a clearer picture of how Cedarwood’s nurturing environment and unique teaching methods support your child’s development every day.

  3. Preview Next Year’s Opportunities
    Learn what lies ahead for your child in the upcoming school year. From new subjects and projects to extracurricular activities, you’ll get a sneak peek into the exciting next steps in their educational journey.

  4. Strengthen the Parent-Teacher Partnership
    Open conversations with teachers help build a strong foundation for collaboration. You'll leave feeling empowered to support your child’s learning both at school and at home.

  5. Feel Connected to the Cedarwood Community
    Conference Day is more than just a meeting—it's a chance to connect with the community that plays a vital role in your child's life. You'll walk away with a renewed appreciation for the Cedarwood difference!

 

 

CAUGHT CHA AWARDS

The "Caught Ya" awards are a way to recognize and celebrate students who embody the qualities of the school's spirit word, such as kindness, perseverance, or responsibility. When students demonstrate these positive traits in their actions and interactions, they are "caught" displaying the spirit word's values and recognized in Friday assembly. This encourages a positive and supportive school culture by highlighting and rewarding the behaviors that reflect the school's core values.

 

Internet safety at school is crucial for protecting students from online threats and ensuring a secure learning environment. It is the responsibility of everyone, including educators, parents, and students, to promote and practice safe online habits.

PARENTS, YOU WANT TO KNOW!

 

Internet safety is crucial for protecting children from online threats.

Promote and practice safe online habits at home.

IMPORTANT LINKS FOR PARENTS:

Family Online Safety Institute- https://www.fosi.org
The Carly Ryan Foundation- http://www.carlyryanfoundation.com
Common Sense Media- https://www.commonsensemedia.org
Google- https://families.google/
Meta-https://familycenter.meta.com/
Snapchat-https://parents.snapchat.com/
Roblox- https://civility.roblox.com/families
NCMEC-Take it down Campaign https://takeitdown.ncmec.org
Know2Protect-https://www.dhs.gov/know2protect
NCMEC-www.cybertipline.org or https://missingkids.org
Suicide and Crisis lifeline https://988lifeline.org

 

Information provided by Detective Brian D. Brown 
Criminal Investigation Division |Internet Crimes Against Children TFO |United States Secret Service TFO |Covington Police Department

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

iGuardianLeaveBehind (PDF)
24_06_11_K2P_Have-the-Talk (PDF)
24_0415_k2p_family-online-safety-agreement (PDF)

 

STUDENT SAFETY COMES FIRST

 

Safety at school is crucial to ensure that your child is protected during emergencies like fires, severe weather, or the presence of an intruder. A well-prepared community can prevent harm and provide peace of mind for both students and parents. At Cedarwood School, your child's safety is our top priority.

CEDARWOOD INSTAGRAM REELS

     

    Measures of Academic Progress

    MAP Testing at Cedarwood School | K-7th Grade
    Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday

    This week, our students are taking the MAP® (Measures of Academic Progress) tests from NWEA—an important tool we use to track growth and guide learning.

    MAP tests are computer-based and adaptive, adjusting in difficulty as students answer questions. This gives us a clear picture of each child’s strengths and areas for growth in reading, math, and language usage.

    Unlike traditional tests, MAP focuses on growth over time, not just a single score. Administered multiple times a year, MAP results help us:

    • Personalize learning for each student
    • Monitor progress toward academic goals
    • Inform instruction and curriculum decisions

    At Cedarwood, MAP testing is not about pressure—it’s about progress. The data helps teachers support every child’s journey, ensuring they continue to thrive today and are well-prepared for tomorrow.

     

    K-7th Grade SWIMMING IN PE

    At Cedarwood, we believe swimming is more than just a sport, it’s a life skill. Beginning in Kindergarten through 7th grade, students participate in swimming as part of their Physical Education program.

    Our swim program is designed to:

    • Develop water safety skills that last a lifetime.
    • Build confidence and independence in the water.
    • Encourage strength, coordination, and endurance through fun and structured activities.
    • Promote a healthy lifestyle while keeping students active and engaged.

    Classes are taught in a supportive environment, with an emphasis on both safety and fun. From learning basic strokes to practicing endurance and teamwork in the pool, swimming at Cedarwood helps students grow in skill, fitness, and confidence.

    🏖️ Things to Remember on Swim Days

    To ensure your child is prepared, please pack:

    • Swimsuit (one-piece or well-fitted)
    • Towel
    • Water shoes or flip-flops for walking to and from the pool
    • Goggles (optional, but encouraged)
    • Change of clothes for after swimming

    💡 Tip: Labeling items with your child’s name makes it easier to keep track of belongings.

    PE SWIM SCHEDULEKindergarten: Wednesday
    1st Grade: Monday
    2nd Grade: Friday 
    3rd Grade: Monday | Friday
    4th Grade: Wednesday | Friday
    5th Grade: Monday | Friday
    6th Grade: Monday | Tuesday
    7th Grade: Tuesday | Wednesday