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17 APRIL 2026

πŸ”— CALENDAR πŸ”— πŸ”— CALENDAR πŸ”—

17APR | ALL SCHOOL DANCE @ 5:30-7:30pm

24APR | NO SCHOOL - teacher only day

27APR | NO SCHOOL

28APR | SPRING CHOIR CONCERTS

29APR | 26-27 KINDERGARTEN OPEN HOUSE @ 5-6pm

30APR-8MAY | HEXATHLON PRACTICE - T & THs @ 3:30-5:00pm

8MAY | HAXATHLON

11MAY | BAND & ORCHESTRA CONCERT @ CHS - 7-9pm

12MAY | EPICER SERVICE DAY

15MAY | CHAPARRAL SENIOR CLAPOUT @ CTE - 2:45-3:15pm

25MAY | NO SCHOOL - happy Memorial Day
26MAY | KINDIE FIELD DAY

27MAY | 1ST-4TH GRADE MARKET DAY @ 9-10am

28MAY | KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION @ 9-10:30am

29MAY | 6TH GRADE CONTINUATION @ 9-10am
29MAY | LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS - full day

FROM PSP FROM PSP

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PSP MINUTES
LINK
from the April 2026 PSP meeting.


ALL SCHOOL DANCE

Friday, April 17th @ 5:30-7:30pm in the gym.
(parents are required to stay for the fun).

CLICK HERE HERE for volunteer opportunities!

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26-27 KINDIE OPEN HOUSE 26-27 KINDIE OPEN HOUSE

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BE EPICER @ CTE BE EPICER @ CTE

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At Cherokee Trail we focus on six traits, teaching and fostering them in our classrooms and school-wide in order to create learners who are strong academically and socially.
They are:

ENTHUSIASM * PERSEVERANCE * INTEGRITY * COURAGE * EMPATHY * RESPECT

Read more on the EPICER page!

In APRIL we will be focusing on the EPICER trait of R-E-S-P-E-C-T:
* I listen carefully to adults and students and do not interrupt

* I show empathy when interacting with others

* I accept feedback and respond in a positive way

* I own my actions and make things right

* I use manners

CLASSROOM NEWSLETTERS CLASSROOM NEWSLETTERS

KINDERGARTEN

1ST GRADE

2ND GRADE
3RD GRADE
4TH GRADE

5TH GRADE

6TH GRADE

SPECIALS

GIFTED & TALENTED
COUNSELING NEWSLETTER

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COUNSELING SPRING HIGHLIGHTS - NEW!

FLYERS FLYERS

ACCESS FLYERS IN PEACHJAR

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RAPTOR SAFE APP

save time when you sign in as a visitor at CTE - get the Raptor Safe check-in QR code!

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KINDIE READING RISK SCREENING

RSVP

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GIRL SCOUTS

more info

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Good News Club

register HERE.

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Strategic Kids: Chess | Cartooning | Lego | Masters of the Field

NEW for 2026

strategickids.com

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CUBSCOUT PACK 363

register HERE
(use discount code: BF40 for $40 off your council dues)

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STONE MOUNTAIN SUMMER CAMP

READ MORE HERE

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COLORADO ROCKIES TICKETS

ROCKIES.COM/DCSD
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GIRL'S BASKETBALL SUMMER CAMP

REGISTER 3-5 GIRLS

REGISTER 6-8 GIRLS

THE PRINCIPAL CHRONICLES THE PRINCIPAL CHRONICLES

JOSH MILLER

The Principal Chronicles continue ...

We finally made it through our state testing, and by the end of the week, we should be basically done with round one of testing month. Our students performed well and definitely worked extremely hard. I was very proud to see our students and staff put such good effort in. In addition, I was very proud of how our students behaved when they weren't testing. They tried to be quiet in the hallway, adjusted to the different schedules, and really behaved themselves. Now we get a little bit of a break before we jump in with our District-mandated testing. There is just so much to do this last part of the year.


Our teachers still have to finish inputting their data, finish up their data notebooks, write reflections, finish their testing for the District, and still teach the remaining portion of the curriculum ... and that is all before we set them loose on finishing their report cards! Now you can see how fast the time goes for us here at school.


On the home front, I was able to talk to my one and only for a few minutes the other day. What was the conversation around you ask? Her favorite topic, money. She needed to "sell" me two tickets to a sorority function of hers to raise money for their charity. She had to sell four tickets and so she sold one to me, her mom, and my parents. I highly doubt that she is going to "sell" any other ones. You'd think with her personality, she would be good at selling things, but she isn't. She gets really weird and shy about it.


Outside of that, my sister and her husband just moved to Grand Junction. Apparently, they don't like being around people, and also, apparently, there aren't any people in Grand Junction. They also bought this camper thing that fits on the back of their truck. I guess they need to be ready to go camping at a moment's notice. I literally have no idea why they want to live in Grand Junction but I guess they aren't sure about it either. They are going to rent an Airbnb for a month while they decide if they really want to live there. I didn't even know you could rent an Airbnb for a month at a time. On top of that, they have also moved everything out of their house so I am not sure they would want to move all of their stuff back into their house right after they moved it all out? I gave up trying to understand what they are doing and will essentially just mind my own business.


That is it for this week's episode, stay tuned for next week when the Principal Chronicles continue ...

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CHEROKEE TRAIL ELEMENTARY

Email: anna.hylton@dcsdk12.org
Website: cte.dcsdk12.org
Location: 17302 Clarke Farms Drive, Parker, CO, USA
Phone: 3033878125
Facebook: facebook.com/ctestallions

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