Relive the Celebration! Our Cle Elum-Roslyn High School Warriors officially graduated on June 7th, and our Swiftwater Learning Center Summiteers celebrated their graduation on June 3rd—what a wonderful way to wrap up the year! Congratulations again to all of our graduates—we’re proud of you all! We’re excited to share the professional photos taken from both ceremonies with gallery links so families and friends can relive these special moments. View the CERHS Graduation Gallery at this Link: https://emersonscreatives.pixieset.com/cerhs2025graduation/. View the Swiftwater Graduation Gallery at this Link: https://angelasteelephotography69.pixieset.com/swiftwaterlearninggraduation2025/
This is a reminder that all Smart Tags must be kept—please do not throw them away or destroy them. Students will need their Smart Tags for use next school year. Please have your student(s) return it to their bus driver or the school office by the last day of school. Starting next year, there will be a $5 replacement fee beginning with the third card printed, and every card printed after that. To avoid fees, please help your student keep track of their Smart Tag. Thank you for your attention to this matter. CERSD Transportation Department wishes you a safe and enjoyable summer!
Join us tonight for a special School Board Work Session at 6:00 PM in the Walter Strom Middle School library. Our Facilities Use Committee will be presenting their recommendations after months of study on enrollment trends, facility conditions, and future needs at the secondary level. We will be covering growing enrollment trends and what they mean for our schools, the current condition and capacity of our facilities, how we plan to fully utilize the elementary and middle school buildings to meet Pre- K-6 student needs, and recommendations for how to improve and reimagine secondary (7-12) programming. The committee’s work is focused on ensuring we can continue offering strong academic programs, career-connected learning, and student supports as we grow—and they’ll be sharing what they believe is needed to prepare for the future. This is your chance to learn, ask questions, and stay informed as we begin shaping the next phase of our school district together. We encourage all families, staff, and community members to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
Reminder that our CERHS Graduation is this evening, June 7th, at 2:00pm! The ceremony will also be available to watch on a Live Stream at: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/cle-elumroslyn-high-school-cle-elum-wa/evt16a4e6d740
The Boys & Girls Club will be closed the last week of school, June 9th-13th, for staff training and planning.
For students that registered for Summer Camp, that will begin Monday, June 16th, at 8:30am.
Visit the Boys & Girls Club website for more information: www.bngclub.org
Our CERHS Graduation is this Saturday, June 7th! The ceremony will be in the Walter Strom Middle School Gym at 2:00PM. We are incredibly proud of our seniors and their hard work, dedication, and accomplishments! Wishing our Warriors the best of luck in all their future endeavors! We are also excited to share that this year's graduation will have a Live Stream available to watch as well: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/cle-elumroslyn-high-school-cle-elum-wa/evt16a4e6d740
Capital Projects Construction Underway – Thank You for Your Support! The Cle Elum-Roslyn School District is excited to announce that construction is now underway on several important facility improvements—thanks to the generous support of our community through the Capital Projects Levy. Current projects include: Track resurfacing (including repair of failed areas), installation of new throwing areas (for shot put, discus, and javelin), resurfacing of tennis and pickleball courts, and paving of Swiftwater Lane Trail (to improve access and safety). These upgrades will enhance both athletic and recreational opportunities for our students and community. We ask everyone to please be mindful of ongoing construction, avoid construction vehicles and active work zones, and do not enter fenced or restricted areas during this time. We sincerely appreciate your continued support as we work to improve our facilities for current and future generations.
Join us next Monday, June 9th, for a special School Board Work Session at 6:00 PM in the Walter Strom Middle School library. Our Facilities Use Committee will be presenting their recommendations after months of study on enrollment trends, facility conditions, and future needs at the secondary level. We will be covering growing enrollment trends and what they mean for our schools, the current condition and capacity of our facilities, how we plan to fully utilize the elementary and middle school buildings to meet Pre- K-6 student needs, and recommendations for how to improve and reimagine secondary (7-12) programming. The committee’s work is focused on ensuring we can continue offering strong academic programs, career-connected learning, and student supports as we grow—and they’ll be sharing what they believe is needed to prepare for the future. This is your chance to learn, ask questions, and stay informed as we begin shaping the next phase of our school district together. We encourage all families, staff, and community members to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
Graduation for our Swiftwater Seniors is this evening, June 3rd, at Hawthorne Hall in Ronald at 6:00PM. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and accomplishments! Wishing our Summiteers the best of luck in all their future endeavors!
Reminder! Summer Camp is almost here! Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin are proud to offer a Summer Camp hosted at the Cle Elum-Roslyn School District. This program provides a safe, engaging environment where students can enjoy games, crafts, outdoor activities, and meaningful social connections. Register at www.BNGClub.org or call (509) 764-9694.
This is a friendly reminder that our LAST WELLNESS NIGHT of the Year is THIS Wednesday, June 4th, at 5:00PM.
The CERSD Wellness Night will be featuring a double presentation by the Kittitas County Fire District 6. The first presentation from 5:30-6PM will cover Water Safety as we move into the summer. Our second presentation will be from 6-6:30PM for our families with littles on Car Seat Safety. Feel free to come to one or both of the presentations.
Have a barrier to accessing life jackets and/or car seats? Our event registration form has more information on how to access these items, terms apply.
Free dinner and childcare for children ages four and up provided from 5-5:30pm. For a better estimate on the amount of dinner to bring, please register to let us know you are coming by clicking the following link: https://forms.gle/QVUGngTh2TeACMne8
For more information on our Wellness Night series, please contact Jessica Cranefield with the Cascade Prevention Coalition at jessica.cranefield@esd105.org.
Do You Know a Child Who Will Be Four by August 31st and Lives in the Cle Elum-Roslyn School District?
Great news! We still have a few spots available for the 2025–2026 school year in our Transitional Kindergarten (TK) program.
This exciting program gives young learners a strong foundation with caring, experienced teachers—helping them build the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to kindergarten the following year.
Contact Donna Hawkins ASAP at 509-852-4831 to secure a spot in this amazing program. Check out this link for more information on the TK program: https://www.cersd.org/o/cersd/page/tk
Don’t miss out—please share with families who may be interested!
Join us for our LAST WELLNESS NIGHT of the Year! On Wednesday, June 4th, at 5:00PM, the CERSD Wellness Night will be featuring a double presentation by the Kittitas County Fire District 6. The first presentation from 5:30-6PM will cover Water Safety as we move into the summer. Our second presentation will be from 6-6:30PM for our families with littles on Car Seat Safety. Feel free to come to one or both of the presentations. Have a barrier to accessing life jackets and/or car seats? Our event registration form has more information on how to access these items, terms apply.
Free dinner and childcare for children ages four and up provided from 5-5:30pm. For a better estimate on the amount of dinner to bring, please register to let us know you are coming by clicking the link below:
https://forms.gle/QVUGngTh2TeACMne8
For more information on our Wellness Night series, please contact Jessica Cranefield with the Cascade Prevention Coalition at jessica.cranefield@esd105.org.
Reminder! The Community Hub Open House is tomorrow, May 28th, from 4pm-7pm! Join us to learn more about the exciting plans to transform our former district office into a state-of-the-art Boys & Girls Club and community space! Hot dogs will be provided. Visit the following link for more details: https://www.cersd.org/article/2176834
The annual Spring Concerts for HS and MS Band and Choir are this week! The Middle School will be performing tonight, May 27th, and the High School will be performing tomorrow, May 28th. Both performances will be located in the Middle School Gym. Call time for students is at 6:00 PM, and performances start at 6:30PM. We look forward to seeing our students show off their hard work and talent!
There will be no school today, May 23rd, or on Monday, May 26th, in observance of Memorial Day. As we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country, we wish all our families a safe, restful, and reflective holiday weekend. Classes will resume on Tuesday, May 27th.
This is a friendly reminder that all schools are on a Half Day Early Release schedule today. The Elementary School will be released at 12:25pm, and the Middle and High Schools will be released at 12:30pm. Buses will be running on an early release time as well. If you have any questions, please call the school's main office. There will also be no school May 23rd-26th for an extended Memorial Day weekend.
This is a reminder that the Student-Led Pet Supply Drive benefiting ARRF Animal Rescue ends next week on May 28th! The school that collects the most donations will win Otter Pops for all students. We are proud of our students for supporting a great cause!
This is a friendly reminder that our 14th annual “Celebration of Student Learning” is this Wednesday, May 21st, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Come see all the great projects and activities on display from our incredible students! Also, don't miss the Community Health & Wellness Fair, Annual Swiftwater Plant Sale, Hot Dog Sale, and Live Student Music! More info can be found at: https://www.cersd.org/article/2178384
The High School Mental Health Club will be hosting a Hot Dog Sale during the "Celebration of Student Learning" on Wednesday, May 21st. All proceeds will go directly to HopeSource, a local organization supporting community well-being. A big thank you for the generous support from Safeway, Brandon Smith, and Dawn Bass. Come hungry and help our students make a difference!
