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Cheney Public Schools
520 Fourth Street
Cheney, WA 99004
(509) 559-4599
 
Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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  • WMS HELPS SUPPORT ACS!
    Westwood Middle School’s leadership class, Wolverine Pride, recently raised over $1,200 dollars for the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.  Wolverine Pride raised about one-third of the donations through a change drive at Westwood and raised the rest through various fundraising efforts including going house to house and garnering donations from local businesses. Students had a great time at Relay for Life of the West Plains on Friday, May 17.  They participated in many events throughout the night such as Jazzercise, karaoke, and various field competitions.  In addition, the students relayed around the track for 12 hours straight. This is just one way that the Wolverines showpride in their community! Photo
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  • PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR
    Sophia Schwalbe has been chosen as a 2013 Presidential Scholar, one of the highest honors accorded to students at the national level.  She is one of three to receive this award for the State of Washington and the only one from eastern Washington.  Sophia is the first student at Cheney High School to receive this award.
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  • WMS NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY HELPS 2ND HARVEST
    May Day was extra bright when 2nd Harvest and Communities In Schools partnered to offer the third annual mobile food distribution at Sunset Elementary School.  The mobile food bank was open to Sunset families and the Airway Heights community.  Thanks to a dedicated and energetic group of Westwood Middle School National Junior Honor Society youth, the mobile food bank distributed over 7,700 pounds of fresh food and produce to over 400 people in need.  Thank you to the Westwood National Junior Honor Society for your hard work, compassion, and for making a difference in our community!  Photo
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  • HONORING THE CLASS OF 2013
    Three Springs High School will hold its annual commencement ceremony on Wednesday, June 5, at 5:00 p.m. in the Betz Elementary School Viking Room.
    The annual "A Time to Honor" awards night will be held on Wednesday, June 5, at 6:00 p.m. in the Little Theater at Cheney High School.
    Cheney High School will hold its annual commencement ceremony on Friday, June 7 at 7:00 p.m. at the EWU Pavilion.
    Congratulations, graduating seniors!
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  • "YOU RAISE ME UP" AWARDS PRESENTED TO STAFF
    Dr. Phil Snowdon led the Cheney Public Schools as Superintendent for the 10 years from 1993 through 2003.  In honor of his service, the Cheney School District provided students the opportunity to recognize any staff member who made a contribution to their success.  Dr. Snowdon knew the impact of receiving a letter from a former student; he began his career as a fifth grade teacher and after he retired he received such a "thank-you" letter, which helped him to fully understand the impact he had made in the lives of his students. 
    At Staff Recognition Night Wednesday, May 8, students presented their letters of gratitude to the outstanding staff members in their lives.  Betz student Tess Vasecka presented Mrs. Cindy Kessler with her letter representing all elementary schools.  Mr. Aaron Mason, of Cheney Middle School, was presented a letter by Amirah Dour.  Taylor Moore presented Cheney High School teacher Mr. James Scarcello with his letter of appreciation.  Congratulations to all! 
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