Teachers will be calling families tomorrow to determine your prefered method of distance learning. You will need to choose between online or offline. Online education will be delivered through the school website, Google Classrooms, and Google Sites. Offline education will consist of work packets that will need to be picked up and dropped off at the school. Teachers will be preparing for instruction tomorrow, March 17. We plan to resume educating students Wednesday morning through distance learning.

  CASCADE PUBLIC SCHOOLSFREE MEALS FOR STUDENTS!TIME:  9:00 AM TO 2:00 PMWHERE: CASCADE PUBLIC SCHOOL      321 CENTRAL AVE W                CASCADE, MT 59421WHEN:  MARCH 18TH              MARCH 19TH                MARCH 23RD               MARCH 24TH               MARCH 25TH               MARCH 26TH     DRIVE UP-PICK UP MEALS ARE FREE FOR STUDENTS 18 & UNDER LUNCH AND THE NEXT MORNING’S BREAKFAST WILL BE INCLUDED IN EACH BAG CHILDREN DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT PROCEDURE MEALS WILL BE PICKED UP IN THE COMMONS AREA PLEASE EXIT VEHICLE TO PICK UP FOOD DRIVE UP AND LET US KNOW HOW MANY CHILDREN YOU NEED MEALS FOR.  NO QUESTIONS ASKED CHILDREN DO NOT HAVE TO BE STUDENTS OF CASCADE SCHOOL  

Parents, At this time we will be working on getting content out for students to continue learning. With that in mind the school will be open from now until 6 P.M. today and again tomorrow from 7 A.M to 6 P.M. for students to come in and collect any books, Chromebooks, personal belongings, or medications. We will keep you informed when the content is available for your students. 

Due to the school closure, all activities will be postponed until further notice.  This includes all sports, activities, open gyms, drivers education the JH Dance and Prom. 

Governor Bullock has closed public schools as of Sunday evening, March 15. At this time, students are not to show up at school. Bus routes will not run. We will be discussing our options as an administrative team tomorrow. Please stay tuned to the website and our Facebook page for updated information. 

Hello everyone,I wanted to let you know that the school is preparing and planning for all possible scenarios associated with COVID-19. Please rest assured that our school, the administration, and school board are working hard to be prepared and make informed decisions. This is a very dynamic situation and will require us to work together to do what is best for our students and the community.You can help us by following these steps to help prevent the spread of the virus.1.     Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue and throw the tissue in the trash.2.     Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.3.     Wash your hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds.4.     Do not share foods or drinks5.     Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.6.     Stay at home if you are sick.7.     Avoid contact with people who are sick.The school's staff did a deep clean on Friday of the school, disinfecting all surfaces. The staff will continue to disinfect daily. We also have disinfecting wipes in every classroom to allow students and teachers to clean surfaces as well as hand sanitizer in each classroom.  We are also working on methods to deliver instruction at home to students if the need arises. Please remember to stay home if you are sick, have a fever or a cough.Here is an excellent article on protecting yourself.How to Protect YourselfThese are stressful times. Here is an article that discusses how to handle the stress of this outbreak.Manage Anxiety & StressIf you have questions or concerns, please email the appropriate administrator, Mrs. Price for elementary concerns, Mrs. Pieper for JH/HS concerns, and Mrs. Mazaira for sports and activities concerns. We will try to respond as quickly as possible.  Unless it is an emergency, the best way to communicate with us is by email.  This will allow us to keep our phone lines free to operate normally.Rick MillerSuperintendent

The girls volleyball team fundraiser scheduled for this weekend will be postponed. Keep your eye on the website for more details!

Reducing injuries and boosting productivity are two of the goals emphasized in a free OSHA 10-hour class set to begin Monday, March 30 at Cascade High School. The class is being taught by Fred Miller, an outreach safety trainer with the MT Dept. of Labor & Industry. It will provide an introduction to worksite safety and general OSHA rules and regulations. Members of the community are welcome to join the class by sending an email to Nichole Pieper, high school principal nichole.pieper@cascade.k12.mt.us.  Topics include Introduction to OSHA;  Hazard Communication; Electrical; Slips, Trips & Falls; Fire Prevention; Personal Protective Equipment; Ergonomics; Hazard Awareness; Material Handling; and Safety & Health Programs. The class consists of 10 hours of classroom instruction spread over March 30, April 6 & 20.

Spring Conferences are coming up and we will be doing a little spring cleaning with our Lost and Found!Any items left in our Lost and Found after Spring Conferences will be tossed or donated. Please check out the assortment of items located in the Commons and claim your lost treasures.

PTA Meeting Monday March 9th at 4:30 in the library.