
Please make note of the following changes to the original school calendar. The district used two emergency days this school year on 1/6 and 1/7. Therefore, school WILL be in session on the following Fridays: Friday, April 11, and Friday, April 25.


We were proud to wear red today in honor of Neoga's return to school. We hope you had a great day!











The second grade students enjoyed a health fair on Friday! Representatives from Sarah Bush Lincoln, Sarah Bush Lincoln Dental, the Cumberland County Health Department, and the YMCA spoke to the students about taking care of their bodies. The health fair was a wonderful culminating activity for the unit on the human body.






Kindergarten pre-registration opens today! If you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2025, please use the link below to complete pre-registration by April 27. Additional information will be emailed at a later date. Welcome Raiders!
https://forms.gle/PbSu53aFnPpxCBiv7

We encourage everyone to wear red on Wednesday, March 26, to support Neoga as they head back to school following the tornado damage to their schools. Let's show them our Pirate hearts and spirit as they navigate the remaining days of school.


Elementary students who achieved perfect attendance in the third quarter were recognized today. These students showed up every day ready to learn and grow. Keep up the great work!




The Hutton Masonic Lodge sponsored the elementary school's spring reading challenge. They generously donated six large prizes for students to have the chance to win. 145 of our elementary students participated, and they read a total of 4,350 books or chapters over the two week challenge! We are proud of them and congratulate the lucky winners!


We are hiring! Cumberland Unit #77 has openings for the following positions. Please share with those who may be interested.
* Elementary Teacher
* School Psychologist
* MS Girls Assistant Basketball Coach
* HS Girls Head Basketball Coach
* Certified Athletic Trainer
* Full-time Bus Driver
* MS Principal/Athletic Director







Mrs. Bierman's second grade students didn't catch the sneaky leprechaun with the traps that Mrs. Lee's high school class had made. But, the students were left with gold necklaces and magic rocks. They used a magic potion to melt the rock and found gold inside! They also enjoyed shamrock shakes as a special treat! ☘️






Ms. Koonce's kindergarteners celebrated St. Patrick's Day with shamrock shakes! Yum! ☘️


Shout out to the cast and crew of Little Shop of Horrors! Your talent and hard work made for an unforgettable performance. Congratulations!










Today, the elementary students were treated to an exciting performance by Andrew the Magician as a reward for reaching their classroom goals in the third quarter! Great job, students! 🎩✨







It was Kindergarten Carnival Day! The students enjoyed all of the carnival games, face painting, prizes, and snacks! 🎪










OPENING NIGHT IS HERE!
Get ready for an unforgettable show as Little Shop of Horrors takes the stage! Don’t miss this amazing performance by the talented students at Cumberland!
📅 Showtimes:
🎟 Friday @ 7 PM
🎟 Saturday @ 7 PM
🎟 Sunday @ 2 PM
📍 Performed at the Toledo Christian Church
🎫 Tickets are available in the school offices & at the door (while they last!)
Come out and support our amazing cast and crew!


🌈🍀 Leprechaun Traps in Action! 🍀🌈
Today, the Cumberland High School Basic Physical Science class had a blast presenting their leprechaun traps to the second graders! Using simple machines and a lot of creativity, they designed clever contraptions in hopes of catching a sneaky leprechaun. Will their traps work? Only time will tell! 🤞✨
Great job to our young engineers for sharing their knowledge and making learning so much fun! 💡🔧 #STEM #LeprechaunTraps #SimpleMachines #FutureEngineers





The schools will dismiss at 12:01 on Friday, March 14, for a teacher in-service.


⏰ Time to Spring Forward! This is a friendly reminder to move your clocks ahead one hour this weekend.


This week during Read Across America our 7th and 8th grade students paired up with our Kindergarteners and 1st graders during library time. The younger students loved having a "big kid" read to them!










The elementary PE students have enjoyed a week of playing with the parachute! They especially like to run under the parachute once it lifts!






Nora Bierman and Kane Watkins represented Cumberland Elementary School at the Wabash Valley IPA Student Recognition dinner in Newton on March 5.
