
Important information on Thursday, Oct. 20 for Cairo-Durham Middle and High School students and parents/guardians!


October is National Principals Month and we at Cairo-Durham CSD are so proud to call these individuals our principals!


We handed out a bunch of positive referrals yesterday to students who showed the traits we learned about the last few weeks. We also shouted out our students who have the top trait of Curiosity, Teamwork, Open-Mindedness and Being Present & Giving Others My Attention. Congratulations to all of our students who received a positive referral yesterday!
Students were very excited to receive their referrals as well as the anticipation to hear if their name would be chosen from our “Shoes & Shields” caught being good raffle.
Shout out to Ms. LaPierre and her grade level teams for working on the amazing “Falling into Positivity” bulletin boards that were voted on yesterday…and shared in a previous post. Be sure to check them out if you have not already!





Congratulations to the the 7th grade for winning the 3rd Annual "Fall Into Positivity" Bulletin Board Contest hosted by P2!
Grade-level teams were given fall-colored supplies to then design and create a bulletin board to portray what P2 means to them.
They were judged on clear message, layout and creativity by several teachers and Assistant Principal Klauber.
The 7th grade winners will receive ice cream at lunch one day next week.




Didn't like your school photo? Don't worry! School Picture Retake Day is on Monday, Oct. 17 for all grades!


The Cairo-Durham Middle School's Halloween Dance and Costume Contest is quickly approaching! Admission is $6 and the event will take place from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 28.


Didn't like your school photo? Don't worry! School Picture Retake Day is on Monday, Oct. 17 for all grades!


Cairo-Durham Middle School is proud to recognize Drug Prevention Awareness Week with a "Spirit Week" from Oct. 14 to Oct. 20.


Students in Ms. Stiverson’s science class worked on a timeline of the earth today. Students were able to hypothesize where on the timeline items were to be placed before finding out many of the items on the timeline actually occurred more towards present time.





The Cairo-Durham High School chapter of National Honor Society is hosting a Fall Festival fundraiser with a flea market/trunk sale on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the elementary school! Scan the QR codes to register now, as pre-registration closes Monday, Oct. 17.


Cairo-Durham Middle School is proud to recognize Drug Prevention Awareness Week with a "Spirit Week" from Oct. 14 to Oct. 20.


Reminder! No school on Monday, Oct. 10 due to Columbus Day. Enjoy the day off and we'll see you on Tuesday!


Cairo-Durham Middle School is proud to recognize Drug Prevention Awareness Week with a "Spirit Week" from Oct. 14 to Oct. 20.


Cairo-Durham Middle School is proud to recognize Drug Prevention Awareness Week with a "Spirit Week" from Oct. 14 to Oct. 20.


The Cairo-Durham Middle School's Halloween Dance and Costume Contest is quickly approaching! Admission is $6 and the event will take place from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 28.


Tonight, our newest members of National Junior Honor Society were inducted. Congratulations to all on this prestigious recognition.




Happy World Teacher's Day to all of our amazing educators at Cairo-Durham CSD! We appreciate each and every one of you on Oct. 5 and all days!


The 6th grade had the opportunity to go to Siuslaw Forest in Acra on Sept. 30 for a highly interactive field trip!





Join us at Cairo-Durham Middle School at 5 p.m. for "Back to School" night followed by the National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony at 7 p.m. Parents will follow their children’s schedule and be able to meet their teachers and learn about all of the classes they are taking.


Local Resident Visits Middle School
Local retiree, Sandra Landron , a lawyer, visited the Middle School STAR program Thursday September 15th to talk about her years as a professional in NYC.
Students enjoyed listening to the hard work and dedication to education that allowed her to enjoy her career. Students learned about the various duties of a lawyer, as well as the fast-paced life in Manhattan.
