Cadet Connection

Cadet Community,

You should have received your student’s transcript via email earlier this week. Please take a moment to review it.

If you did not receive the transcript or have any questions, please reach out to us and we will be happy to assist you.

We also want to share that our seniors will be participating in the Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics Indiana. This is a meaningful opportunity for our students to give back and support an incredible organization. Any donation—big or small—would be greatly appreciated and will go directly toward supporting Special Olympics athletes.

Thank you for your continued partnership and support of Cascade High School.

Let’s go Cadets!

Show Up & Show Out,

Mr. Hansel and Mrs. Crone

Dear Parents and Guardians,

On March 4th, all juniors will be taking the SAT on campus. To provide them with a quiet, focused, and less hectic testing environment, we are offering the rest of our students the flexibility to participate in college and career readiness (CCR) activities of their choice off-campus.

For students who are unable to arrange off-campus activities, we will have engaging CCR opportunities available at school. This approach not only supports our juniors during testing but also gives all students an authentic, real-world experience related to their future plans.

For Juniors:
After completing the SAT, juniors will be allowed to leave campus to participate in CCR activities or stay at school to engage in on-campus activities.

To help us plan accordingly, we are sending out a form for parents to complete, letting us know what option their student will be participating in.

Thank you for your support in making this a productive day for all our students.

Next Blood Drive

Feb. 20 11:00- 2:30

Goal: 30 Units

The Indiana Youth Cadet Law Enforcement Academy is a week-long summer program that offers students in grades 9–12 the opportunity to experience a law enforcement academy environment led by troopers from the Indiana State Police. Participants will engage in hands-on training and demonstrations, including Crime Scene Investigation, Firearms Simulation, Self-Defense, Traffic Stop Tactics, a SWAT demonstration, K-9 handling, and an introduction to scuba operations.

The academy is held at Anderson University. The cost to families is $50; the remaining $350 program fee is covered by the American Legion.

Additional information and registration details can be found on the program website.

https://www.indianalegion.org/lawcadet

2026-2027 FAFSA FAFSA WAIVER FORM

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Third Place Senior Team:

Maggie Keers - 6th individual

Wyatt Theissen - 9th individual

Abby Southworth - 57th individual

Hank Myers - 52nd place individual

Fourth Place Junior Team:

Lydia Parsons - tied for 16th

Colt Searcy - 8th individual

Cole Theissen - tied for 16th

Edison Moeller - 21st individual

Please see the attached presentation for more information.

Tour Presentation

Enroll now and check out the trip details here: www.eftours.com/2944770KH

Order a 2025-26 Yearbook! (See attached flyer)

January 12-13: Grade 9/10-signup for Tour de Pathways on Google Form-SLC

January 16: PD Day - No Students

January 19: MLK Day - No School

January 20-23: Grade 9/10 Tour de Pathways SLC-classrooms

January 28: 8th grade parent meeting 7:00pm PAC

February 2-5: 9,10, 11 PAC with Guidance

February 6-20: Grade 9, 10, 11 scheduling meetings-SLC/English classrooms

February 6: NAEP Test

February 13: Zero Cut-off Date

February 16: Presidents' Day - No School

February 25: 11th SAT Chromebook check

March 4: School SAT Day

March 5-6: Teacher Talks, dept plans

March 11: Zero Cut-Off Date Q3

March 13: End of Q3

March 23-April 3: Spring Break

March 30-31: Area 31 Spring Break

April 17: PD Day - No Students

April 22: Bio ILEARN

April 24: Zero Cut-Off Date Q4

April 25: Prom

May 4: AP Bio & AP Micro Econ

May 5: Ap Gov

May 6: Ap Lit

May 7: Night of Awards

May 8: AP USH

May 11: AP Calc

May 13: AP Lang

May 15: AP Environ Sci

May 14: Area 31 Awards Night

May 21: Cookout and Grad Walk

May 22: Zero Cut-Off Date Q4

May 25: Memorial Day

May 27: Last Student Day

May 28: Last Teacher Day

May 30: Graduation!!

As we continue our journey towards a successful school year, we want to remind you of some important policies that help ensure a positive and focused learning environment for everyone. These expectations are in place not only for your success at Cascade but to prepare you for success beyond our doors.

Cell Phones: Please remember that cell phones are not allowed during class time. They should be turned off or silenced and kept in your locker or bag during instructional periods. We want to ensure your full attention is on your learning and the classroom environment.
Backpacks: For safety and organizational purposes, backpacks are not permitted in classrooms. Please store them in your locker at the beginning of each day.
Food Delivery: We do not allow food deliveries, including services like DoorDash, to be delivered to the school. Please make arrangements to bring food from home or purchase from the school cafeteria.
Vape Policy: Cascade High School maintains a strict no-vaping policy. Vaping is prohibited on school grounds and at school events. Violations of this policy will result in disciplinary actions.
Addiction Support: If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please remember that we partner with the Willow Center to offer confidential support and resources. Don’t hesitate to reach out for help.
Punctuality and Respect: It is expected that all students are on time for each class and show respect towards their peers, teachers, and all staff members. Respecting each other creates a positive learning environment for everyone.

At Cascade, our goal is to equip you with the skills and values necessary for success. We believe in your potential and expect you to meet these standards to help you grow into responsible and successful young adults.