Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for October 22 and 24 from 4:00-6:30 PM.
Elementary and middle school: contact your child's teacher to schedule an appointment.
High school: contact the office at 923-3133 to schedule an appointment.
There will be no school on Friday, 10/11, for Teacher Institute Day and no school on Monday, 10/14, for Columbus Day.
Mrs. High's 4th graders learned about prepositions and prepositional phrases recently. To practice their prepositional phrases, the students made paper airplanes and threw them around the classroom. Once the plane landed, the student wrote a prepositional phrase describing where the plane went - between the desks….over the rafters…. across the room!
Eric Ode, author and songwriter, visited Cumberland Elementary School this morning. He sang songs and told fun stories that emphasized how he came up with the ideas for his books. The students really enjoyed singing along with Eric!
Congratulations to the October Raiders of the Month! These students were chosen based on always being prepared for class, following expectations, and having exemplary behavior. Thank you for being respectful, responsible, and reliable Raiders!
School-wide SEL lessons started this past week with Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Heuerman. The 3rd and 4th graders received their new journals for their lessons about managing emotions, building self-control, and using coping skills. They will continue to use their journals each month during their SEL time.
The Yearbook Club is hosting a Kid's Night Out this Friday from 3:00 to 5:30! Forms have been sent home. If you need another copy or have questions, email Wendy Peters at wpeters@cusd77.org.
Ms. Koonce's kindergarten class is looking good in the apple hats they made today!
The third grade students have been learning about three types of government: dictatorship, monarchy, and democracy. The students in Mrs. Smyser’s class used gummy bears to depict one of the types of government they had been studying.
Greenup Police, Fire, and EMS partnered for the first annual Shop with a First Responder. They asked children in grades K-4 to draw pictures of a police car, a fire truck, and an ambulance. Each agency picked its favorite to be featured on a t-shirt. The winners were Kayden Ingle, Olivia Weaver, and Savannah Vahling. They are pictured with their teacher, Jessi Allison, Paramedic Whitney Gage, Paramedic Doug Bridges, and Chief of Police Ethan Wicke.
We’re hiring for several positions within our school district. Check out our available openings listed below. Feel free to share this post with anyone who might be a good fit!
**4 Special Education Teachers with LBS1 Certification (2025-2026 school year)
**Part-Time Speech and Language Pathologist (2024-2025 school year)
Contact Christine Mock at cmock@cusd77.org
**Middle School Math (Spring 2025)
Contact Stacy Keyser at skeyser@cusd77.org
AM Pre-K Parents:
We are going to adjust drop-off procedures to reduce some of the morning congestion. Please wait to drop off until 8:00 AM since most traffic has thinned by then. If you can assist your child in getting out or unbuckled, that will help to ensure that traffic keeps flowing smoothly. Please contact the Pre-K teachers if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you!
The Pre-K students had a picnic outside during their snack time today! 🌞
School will dismiss at 12:09 PM on Friday, September, 20, for a Teacher In-service.
Second grade is studying Early Asian Civilizations. Mrs. Bierman’s class enjoyed making a model of the Indus River Valley complete with mountains, river, irrigation canals, farms, and more!
Mrs. Williamson's first graders celebrated Dot Day by listening to the story, The Dot, and working on activities all about dots!
Author Eric Ode will visit Cumberland Elementary School on Wednesday, Oct. 2. Students have the opportunity to purchase one of his books. Flyers with this information are coming home today and tomorrow. Forms that are returned by Monday, September 16, are guaranteed to be autographed. There will be books for purchase that day as well.
This is Attendance Awareness Month! The ROE is visiting with 1st grade classes this week to discuss the importance of coming to school. Attending school regularly helps students academically and socially. Let's work together to offer our students the chance to grow and learn!
Mrs. A. McElravy's 4th grade students are collaborating using Co-Spaces to create digital content. Currently, they are working together to make a virtual environment.
If you want to watch HOME football, volleyball, or basketball games live, check out our new channel on HUDL TV. Here is our direct link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/il/greenup/organization/13084/cumberland-high-school