Cumberland High School

We have new opportunities for you to join our team! Cumberland High School has openings for a School Secretary beginning January 2 and a Guidance/Academic Counselor beginning on August 3. If you are interested, please send your letter of interest and credentials to Daniel Huffman at dhuffman@cusd77.org.

CHS will host a Pink Out volleyball game on October 9 vs. Martinsville. The team is selling t-shirts for the event. All money raised will support breast cancer research. The deadline to order online is September 28 at 10 PM. Place your orders at https://www.taggedshop.com/cumberlandhspinkout.

Mrs. Gibsom's BIO 2 students worked in creative ways on comparative anatomy of digestive systems! Great examples of hands-on science!

Come out to support our CHS fall senior athletes tomorrow night! The seniors from the football, volleyball, cross country, and cheer teams will be introduced before the football game against Arcola. Seniors and their parents will line up at 6:30.

JV Football vs Arcola on Monday (10/29) has been cancelled.

This morning’s fog couldn’t stop the fun. The high school PE students brought the energy and sportsmanship to their game of flag football!

Buy your Cumberland High School yearbook now for only $35! Prices increase after October 5th! Order online at https://yearbookforever.com/.

The CHS Class of 2027 is selling Fannie May products to raise money for this year’s Junior/Senior prom. The order window will be open from September 24 to October 8.

If you would like to order, please contact one of our Juniors. The Fannie May products will be delivered to the school on November 12th.

ONLINE ORDER OPTION: To place an order, please contact a Junior to obtain his/her unique link. Using this link ensures the student receives credit for your purchase. If you do not wish to order from a specific student, you may use the following link: https://my.perfectpastries.biz/2025-fall-cumberland-high-school-junior-class/mariellen-taylor/.

Supporters who purchase online are given two options:
Order LOCAL DELIVERY PRODUCTS: items will be delivered to the school with the regular paper orders
Order SHIP TO HOME PRODUCTS: items will be shipped directly to their house with an additional shipping cost.

Thank you for your support!
CHS Class of 2027

The CHS volleyball team took 1st in the Copper bracket of the Pretzel Tournament in New Berlin this weekend! Congratulations!

The Cumberland Co. Cross Country team competed in the Tuscola Invitational this morning. The boys team placed 3rd overall! Boys medalists were Cameron Roedl 8th, Colby Roedl 10th, Gavin Whitaker 31st Damien Chardon 36th, Aydan Oakley 40th, Brett Matusas 45th, and Kade Bradley 72nd. Colby Roedl was the Top Freshman. Girls medalists were Paula Hohn 44th and Molly Moran 72nd. Congratulations to all!

On Wednesday, the CHS Student Council spent the day volunteering at Camp New Hope. Some of their duties included helping paint, raking, and sweeping. The students were giving back to the community through this district-wide service project!

CHS Cross Country Meet Update: The start time for the girls race has been moved up to 3:30 PM for the Robinson Invitational on October 2nd.

Congratulations to the choir students who were chosen to participate in this year's Vocal Velocity ensemble! Members of the ensemble are Maddy Cutright, Stevi Nichols, Amber Lewis, Addison Johnson, Cody Farris, Grady Keaton, Austin Becker, and Ethan Matthew.

Mrs. Campbell's high school health classes have learned some lifesaving skills! The students learned how to perform CPR on infants, children, and adults. They know what to do if someone is choking, and they have learned how to use an AED. They gained valuable skills and confidence to respond in an emergency.

The Cumberland FFA traveled to Monticello to compete in the District Forestry competition. They were tested in several different areas of forestry, such as tree identification, timber cruising, map reading, equipment identification, forestry disorders, chainsaw parts, and a general knowledge exam. Congratulations to the team on placing 3rd overall, and congrats to Ellie Strader for placing 10th and Kaitlyn Hemmen for placing 9th individually!

MVPs in the making! The high school PE classes have been learning about the game of football. They ran routes, implemented the fundamentals they've learned, and relied on teamwork as they played a fun game of flag football yesterday! 🏈

Cumberland Middle and High School students and staff had the opportunity to listen to the inspiring story this week of Brad Hurtig, a double-hand amputee who went from a tragic injury to All-State in high school football. Brad presented a powerful message to the students to find a way!

Brad was injured while he was still in high school during his evening job in a factory. As he was recovering, he attended his high school football practices as an observer on the sidelines. He was influenced by his football coach one day when he taught him that, “If you are thirsty enough, you will find a way.” With this message, he learned not to give in to his fears and ultimately go for his goals.

He shared this message with the students, encouraging them to find a way when things are tough...

Are you a fan of cookies or brownies? How about both? The Foods III students made Brookies recently! Brookies are a dessert that combines a brownie with a cookie. Each group selected their own recipe, and both recipes were delicious!