Cardinal High School Senior Signs Letter of Intent to Play Baseball at Mount Vernon Nazarene University

Congratulations to recent graduate Brian Westover who has signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Mount Vernon Nazarene University (MVNU) next year! In addition to being a three-year letter winner for the Cardinal Baseball team, Brian is also a two-year letter winner for the soccer team. He plans to major in exercise science at MVNU. Congratulations Brian and good luck! 

Grandparents Visit Jordak for Annual Event

We were so thrilled to once again see so many grandparents walk the halls of Jordak Elementary School for our annual Grandparents Day! Students love showing them their classrooms and the building and shopping at the book fair and plant sale are added bonuses! Families can also enjoy breakfast treats and get their pictures taken together. Thank you to everyone who participated in this fun event! Pictured In Photo: Emily and Olivia C. enjoy breakfast with their grandparents during Jordak Elementary School’s annual Grandparents Day!

First Graders Create Tornadoes

Weather phenomenons can be a little difficult to grasp, but thanks to a recent experiment, first graders now have a better understanding of how tornadoes can form! Our favorite science guy Mr. Claire Zurbuch, aka Mr. Z., visited all classes recently to have them do everyone’s favorite – “tornado in a bottle” experiment! Students swirled water in adjoining bottles to create a vortex, making it easier for air to come in and water to pour out, which then created a rotating tornado! Students were very excited to see the concept develop in front of them. Thanks Mr. Z for helping us learn! Pictured In Photo: First grader Nora R. works with Mr. Zurbuch to create a tornado using plastic two liter bottles.

Pictured In Cover Photo: As mom April and dad Brian look on, CHS graduate Brian Westover (center) signs his letter of intent to play baseball at Mount Vernon Nazarene University next year.

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