First Day of School Details
NEW RED WOLF ORIENTATION - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
We are excited to welcome our newest Red Wolves for a full day designed to help students feel confident, connected, and ready for a successful start to high school. During New Red Wolf Orientation, incoming 9th graders and students new to CHS will meet their teachers, receive their class schedules, tour the campus, pick up their school laptop, explore clubs and activities, and learn important school routines and expectations with the support of our outstanding PACK Crew and ASB student leaders. The day concludes with a campus tour that introduces students to key locations and resources they'll use throughout the year, including the counseling center, library, front office, and more. By the end of the day, students will know where to go, who to ask for help, and what it means to be part of the Cedarcrest community. We can't wait to welcome our newest Red Wolves and help them start the year strong.
All other students will have their first day of school on Wednesday, September 2.






Such an exciting time of year! The first day of school always brings that mix of nervous energy and fresh starts, from finding your classes to getting back into the daily routine. Navigating all the new schedules and trying to hit every target right out of the gate feels just like lining up a tricky shot in Golf Hit!
I appreciate the detailed insights on the first day of school! It reminds me of my own experiences. Interestingly, I’ve found that moments of fun, like playing Drift Boss during breaks, can really ease those initial jitters and help everyone bond.
Thank you for sharing these insightful details about the first day of school! It’s a crucial moment that shapes students' experiences and sets the tone for the year ahead. Slope Run I appreciate how this post emphasizes preparation and community, which are essential for fostering a positive learning environment.
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