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FAMILY NOTE

Dear families, please remember to drive safely, especially when dropping off or picking up your child. When dropping off at the front of the school, let your child out as soon as you reach the yellow curb. It is safe for children to walk from the yellow colored curb to the classroom. It is not necessary for you to wait until you reach the front of the school to let your child out, and doing so slows the flow of traffic. Thank you for your cooperation.

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Mission Statement

We at Cedar Grove School are dedicated to providing the best possible educational program for our students.... more

Supporting the Performing Arts at Cedar Grove

Dear CG Families, students and friends,

Thank you for coming out this past Saturday to enjoy and support the talents of our very own Taiko drummers and lion dancers. The Asian New Year celebration had a great turn out, helping to raise funds for the future of our Taiko and Choir programs.

Cougar Happenings

Family Math Night, Feb. 25th
Family math night is set for Thursday, February 25th from 6:30pm till 7:30pm. More details to follow. Continue
Posted by: JOSEPHINE PEREZ
Published: 2/2/10

Cedar Grove

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IMPORTANT DATES

February 8th...Mid-year Math Benchmark Test and District Writing Test are this week.

February 15-19...Winter break

February 25th...Math Night

April 2-9...Spring break

May 31st...Memorial Day

June 11th...Last day of school year

MORNING PATRIOTIC SONG

Our patriotic song this week is the national anthem of our country, the Star-Spangled Banner. President Hoover chose this song as our nation's anthem in 1931. The words of the song come from a poem written by Francis Scott Key in 1814. Francis Scott Key was a well known attorney during this time, and an amateur poet. On a trip to negotiate the release of prisoners during the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key witnessed a battle where Americans were repeatedly attacked by Britain. When the smoked clear, Francis Scott was struck by the waving of the American Flag, and from that, a song was born.

CHARACTER ED

This week's Character Ed word is FAIR. A person who is fair treats others equally without favoring one person over another. A fair person is just, honorable, and makes a great friend!