Cedar Park Newsletter

May 23, 2025

Hello Timber Wolves,

Another fun week of learning as we get ready for a short week next week.  Remember there is no school on Monday, the 26th in observance of Memorial Day.  The short week will be packed with events and we hope to see you at them.  See below for upcoming events for the rest of the school year.

• Instrumental Music concert is Tuesday, May 27th (one at 9:30am and one at 5:30pm).
• Vocal Music concert is Thursday, May 29th at 9:20am.  We are unable to host an evening concert, but the performance will be recorded and played during the PTA’s Community Celebration Night on Friday, May 30th (see above).
• PTA’s Community Celebration Night is Friday, May 30th from 6-8pm. 
• The last Sprit Week of the year will be the week of June 2nd (more details next week).
• Social Justice Rally is Friday, June 6th at 1pm.
• Cedar Park Night Market is Thursday, June 12th from 6-7:30pm.
• Field Day is Friday, June 13th.  K-2nd grade will be on the field in the morning session and 3rd-5th grade will get their time after lunch.
• 5th grade graduation is Tuesday, June 17th.  The celebr4ation starts at 8am
• The last day of school is June 18th with dismissal at 1:25pm.

We are already starting our planning for next school year.  If you are wanting to make plans for after school care for your student next school year, check out Kids Company website to learn about the openings KidsCo has for the 2025-26 school year and how to register.

The year is winding down and our Lost & Found is filled with jackets, hats, pants, water bottles, and more.  Please come and see if you have anything to claim before the year ends and it all gets donated to charity.

Here is a bit of joy from the week: This week has been a tough one for me as I am swamped with end of the year tasks and meetings that keep me at my desk way more than usual.  I try to force myself to get up and stretch my legs and look for an excuse to get into classrooms.  I found an opportunity to deliver a note to a classroom and perhaps me being sequestered away was being felt by students too.  As soon as I walked into the classroom, I heard an excited, “Principal Z!?!”  It was immediately followed by a strong side-hug from a student.  I really needed that.  I still have more tasks and meetings today and next week but I am hoping to be out in classrooms more soon.  Have a wonderful 3-day weekend!  Remember, there is no school on Monday.  See you all on Tuesday.

Principal Z