Alpine Lakes students are performing in their unique and amazing glow concerts! Great job to students & their music teacher Ms. Bates!
Happy Administrative Professionals' Day! Thank you to all of our secretary & other administrative professionals for being so welcoming & helping schools operate smoothly! We appreciate you!
Congratulations to Cruz and Caroline! They are 2 of only 9 statewide semi-finalists for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program! They were selected from a pool of over 6000 candidates. They now move on to consideration for the final selection of high school seniors who will be named 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars. Go Kodiaks!
Come out to see the AMAZING performance of Alice in Wonderland! Last chance is Saturday, April 19 at Cascade High School!
Did you know what a high-achieving group the class of 2025 is? They have unprecedented numbers of graduates accepted into prestigious universities, such as Ivy League and the UW. Read more about it in the Kodiak Chronicle at: https://thekodiakchroincle.wixsite.com/news/post/college-acceptance-season-for-the-class-of-2025. Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
Thank you to Seattle Children's Science Inspiration Lab for coming out to Alpine Lakes to teach 5th graders all about blood!
Come check out a variety of Cascade Kodiak Artwork at the Leavenworth City Library! The showcase is up until Friday, May 2nd. Leave a comment to an artist and let them know what you think.
Congratulations to Lola Rieke (Freshman) for setting a new school record in girls basketball for 56 three pointers in a single season! Previous record was 49 held by Megan Franza in 1996.
Congratulations to Ezra Week for setting a new school record in track and field for the long jump! Will he break his own record this season? Come out to our track meets to find out! Go Kodiaks!
Don't forget to come see Alice in Wonderland Jr. this Thursday, Friday or Saturday at 7pm in the CHS Common!. Our elementary and high school students have been working incredibly hard on this production.
Kodiak Cubs Enrollment for 2025-26 is OPEN! Children must be 3 on or before August 31st, 2025. See the Cascade School District website www.cascadesd.org to enroll online or pick up a registration packet at our district office at 330 Evans St.
This week is National Assistant Principals Week! This week, we honor the assistant principals who work tirelessly to bolster teachers, motivate students, support their principal, create a positive learning community, and face the many unpredictable challenges that land on their desk. Please thank Mrs. Bibby for all she does!
Congratulations to the 4th grade Math is Cool team and their amazing coach Mrs. Gilbert! They won first place in the toughest division at the competition at Foothills Middle School in Wenatchee at the end of March. Plus, seven of the top ten performers were from Alpine Lakes! Great job, Mathletes!
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Congratulations to our Kodiaks who competed in the Technology Student Association (TSA) state competition! Kyrianna R. won the Washington State Pin Design, which will represent Washington State and be traded all over the nation! Kate & Kyrianna were top 5 finalists for Fashion Design, and Marit took 2nd place in Promotional Design. Great job to all of our state participants!
Check out this great article in the Kodiak Chronicle about the strong academic clubs at Cascade High School! https://thekodiakchroincle.wixsite.com/news/post/on-to-state-and-nationals-chs-s-academic-clubs-excel
Happy Spring Break, Cascade students, staff, and families!
Recently, the Icicle River Middle School 6th grade choir had the opportunity to perform at the Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) Small Schools Conference! Students did a great job under the direction of teacher Mr. Wall. Thank you to our communities for your support of our choir program!
Beaver Valley School performed a great docu-play called Echoes of the Wild! We learned about P'Squosa heritage, wolves, mountain beavers and more! Great job, students!
The Wenatchee River Institute (WRI) has received funding specifically designated to provide outdoor programming for Alpine Lakes Elementary next year. This incredible opportunity was made possible by an Alpine Lakes family who recognized the funding gap and generously stepped up to fill it. Thanks to their support, every student at Alpine Lakes will have the chance to visit the woods, meadows, and shoreline of the Wenatchee River Institute for up to four half-days per classroom next year. This will allow our students to learn and explore in their own community, creating unforgettable outdoor experiences and fostering a deeper connection with nature. Thank you!
