🍕⚾ PIZZA IN THE PARK⚾🍕
Our incredible softball team hosted Pizza in the Park - a fun night filled with music, laughter, and lots of pizza - to connect with our future Tigers in grades 1-8!
From cheering on our rec league teams to serving up 32 pizzas and good vibes, our student-athletes showed what leadership and community are all about!
Shoutout to the amazing players who donated their time - some even coaching teams this year - along with Coach Compas!
Shoutout to the amazing players who donated their time - some even coaching teams this year, along with Coach Compas!
Our incredible softball team hosted Pizza in the Park - a fun night filled with music, laughter, and lots of pizza - to connect with our future Tigers in grades 1-8!
From cheering on our rec league teams to serving up 32 pizzas and good vibes, our student-athletes showed what leadership and community are all about!
Shoutout to the amazing players who donated their time - some even coaching teams this year - along with Coach Compas!
Shoutout to the amazing players who donated their time - some even coaching teams this year, along with Coach Compas!
Kindergarten Screenings will be held on July 17th from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. To make your child's appointment, follow this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1svkRDtF98G2Uf1HNJtvZHWog4qFMDAzd0B4MfXLJSqQ/view?tab=t.0.
Congratulations to Terry W. Kitchen Central Junior High principal Garett Cook for successfully defending his dissertation. With the successful completion of his oral defense, he has now earned his Educational Doctorate Degree, the highest degree possible in the field of education. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Cook! This picture is from the moment it was announced he successfully completed his defense and was called DR. COOK! 🌟
Who says learning takes a summer break? 😎 From sizzling up recipes in the kitchen to sparking creativity in welding, baking, broadcasting, and beyond, our students are proving that summer school = serious fun! 💥 At Cape Girardeau Public Schools, we’re all about turning passions into “aha!” moments, whether it’s in the classroom or out on a field trip. 🚌✨
This quilt was made from 30 of Ms. Scheller's CHS t-shirts from over the years, it was her retirement gift from CHS.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! View our 2025 Graduation Ceremony on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ZUk2Djhpy3g?si=BKbzjn2g8ESdmiSi.
Congratulations to our May Terrific Tigers, who were celebrated at our monthly board meeting. These outstanding individuals are shining examples of the wonderful students who walk our hallways each day. We are so proud of you!
We know we just wrapped up our 2024-2025 school year, but you can view our 2025-2026 calendar at this link: https://www.capetigers.com/documents/district-information/district-calendar/329617. The first day of the 2025-2026 school year is Tuesday, August 19th!
FREE events or events sponsored by the City of Cape or an official partner of the school district can be found in the Virtual Backpack: https://www.capetigers.com/page/virtual-backpack.
Remember that we serve free breakfast and lunch to any child during summer school. They do not have to be enrolled in summer school to dine with us! Please check the dates and times as they vary, and help us spread the word.
CHS Summer School will start next Wednesday the 28th!
Mrs Fuehne's ART 2 had a great time on our field trip to the St. Louis Art Museum —the students learned about ancient art and more modern artists. I believe Monet was our favorite painter. Students enjoyed seeing and learning about the mummification process.
We had a few minutes before the museum opened so we got a few pictures at the Arch. The architecture and art on the grounds there was pretty awesome too!
CHS is pleased to share our Boys and Girls State representatives for Summer 2025. From left to right: Girls State-Harper McClard, Eliza Criblez, Safera Archie and Elisabeth Harder.
Boys State- Bruce Miller, George Dean, Joe Cao, Will Miller, Spencer Engelhart, Grant Skelton and Blayne Steling. Not pictured Josiah Armstrong.
CHS will no doubt be WELL represented this summer with this outstanding group of students attending the week long event on Lindenwood's campus! Special thanks to the local Zonta chapter, Cape Public Schools Foundation and the America Legion Post 63 for sponsorship of our students!
The English department sponsored a Creative Writing Horror Story contest. Congratulations to Jude Pearl who won 1st place and Zeke Reinier and Donna Clark who won 2nd and 3rd place respectively.
The Cape Noon Optimists recognized Steve Wright Scholarship recipients Emily Floyd and Cyrus Boxdorfer, at the VFW on Thursday.
A big thank you to all the local businesses that donated to the Teacher Appreciation Week activities at Cape Central High School!
Teachers enjoyed waffles in their pajamas this morning in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week!
We want to know how you think we should prepare our buildings and campuses for the future. Help us with our Long-Range Facilities Plan! We are hosting two community meetings on Thursday, May 15th at the Cape Central Middle School Cafe. The first meeting will begin at 5:00 p.m., with the second meeting to follow at 6:30 p.m. We hope to see you! Thank you to everyone who has already filled out a survey!
Ms. Ward's class celebrated the end of the year and her 2025 graduates with a lunch party! She is so very proud of them!!
Cape Girardeau Public Schools is thinking about starting a new school to help students who are getting better after using drugs or alcohol. This new school would give them a safe and caring place to learn and grow.
We want to hear what you think! We are inviting all people in Cape Girardeau to take our short survey. It only takes about 5–10 minutes.
The survey closes on Friday, May 16, 2025, at 5 p.m.
Click the link to take the survey:🔗 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CGPS63-RHS