Our district honored our local Veterans' on Fri. Nov. 8th with a parade and breakfast. The students were excited to see the Veterans' walk-throughout the Elementary School. We are thankful for Ms. Kowalski-Kelly's organization of this event each year, along with the collaboration of various school staff.
Free Flea Market November 25th and 26th. See flier for more information.
In collaboration of the YWCA Full Service Grant, a family engagement night will be held on Dec. 5th from 6-7pm. The topic will be Home/Family Budgeting. Please see the flyer for sign up information!
Red Ribbon Spirit Week October 28-November 1
CHES Halloween Parade information
Please see the September PTA flyer attached
Please join us for S'mores and Stories at Cleveland Hill Elementary School on August 22nd from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Come listen to two books read by your principals and get a sweet treat! We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to our 5th Grade Graduates! Click the link to see the 5th grade slideshow: https://5il.co/2pt5a
The Full Service Community School Grant, in partnership with Cleveland Hill will be hosting a Health and Wellness Event on 7/20/24. Attached is the save- the - date flyer and contact information.
Thank you PTA for the awesome treat after our Flag Day parade!
CHES Open House and Budget Vote information
Spring Dress Code Reminders
We owe a huge thank you to Chris from Freewheel Bike Shop for showing up at CHES to help a student who got a flat tire! Thank you for taking care of our Little Eagle!
Teacher Appreciation Spirit Week - Teacher Student Swap
Teacher Appreciation Spirit Week - Career Day
Thank you to our amazing PTA and all of the families who donated candy for our Teacher Appreciation Candy Bar!
CHES May 2024 Newsletter - Please click the following link: https://5il.co/2kzbn
Officer Patterson led a lunch group with our Elementary and High School students! What a great opportunity for our biggest and littlest Eagles to come together!
CHES April 2024 Newsletter
Please click the following link: https://5il.co/2i4kc
Students in grades 4 & 5 modeled how distance can make a small object (the moon) cover a larger object (the sun).
