Cherryvale Middle High School

High School KAY Club had a ton of fun at their monthly meeting making Frankenstein rice krispie treats. KAY Club tends to focus on service, but team building and recreation time are important too. It was a great meeting with lots of laughs.

High School KAY Club Officers & Board Members recently attended Greenbush to complete their annual leadership retreat to plan for the year and work on team-building.

CMHS JAGK Officers are attending the JAGK Region 4 Leadership Development Conference at Butler Community College.

Activities on the agenda for today include:
Hearing the Keynote Speaker
Attending Breakout Sessions on Leadership, Financial Literacy, and Creative Decisions
A campus tour of Butler
Community Service Project Collaboration

Students in Mr. Stonekings class practice colors and adjectives by playing guess who in Spanish

Math is Mathing at CMHS:

Math 7: (Mrs. Groth) Working on translating expressions
Algebra Essentials: (Ms. Reid) Working on multi step equations
Geometry: (Mr. Lewis) Working on proofs
ICC Calculus: (Mrs. DeWeese) Working on quotient rules derivative
GO CHARGERS

Every year, the Masonic Lodge 149 from Thayer, recognizes 1 teacher and 1 student from CMHS. This years recipients are: Randy Stoneking and Ashlynn Cook. Congratulations to both. Go Chargers.

Today at CMHS, we had the honor of having a representative from the organization Johnny's Ambassador on campus to discuss possible health issues related to THC, Vaping and Dapping. The guest speaker was Grace Davis who was a friend of Johnny Sack, whom the organization is named after.

CMHS Parent Teacher Dates. We look forward to seeing you. Go Chargers.

The Cherryvale High School Band performing at the coronation ceremony for the homecoming ceremony last Friday night. Go Chargers. Photo credit: Taylor News Organization

Checkmate! The Cherryvale Middle School chess team started off their season by taking first place out of five other teams in the K-8 division at Fredonia Middle-High School on Saturday, October 04, 2025. Five members of the middle school team went to compete at the first tournament in the Southeast Region. Besides the team taking first place, the members of the team also took some of the top individual placings in the K-8 division which had 38 players total.
1st with 5 points: Zadin Blake
3rd with 5 points: Anderson Jones
5th with 4.5 points: Shawn House
7th with 4.5 points: Jacob Holt
17th with 3 points: Arthur McGrew

Two players from the Cherryvale High School team also competed and placed in the K-12 division which had 22 players.
17th place with 2 points: Chandler Amberg
18th place with 2 points: Isabella Ohlrich

Happy Friday!!

Blue & Gold will be arriving on Tuesday, October 7th. FFA Parents and students, you must pick up your Blue and Gold on Tuesday after school, between 3:36 pm and 6:45 pm.

Anyone who has ordered Blue and Gold from an FFA student, please do not come to the school to pick up your order. The student is responsible for personally delivering it to you.

Congratulations to the Cherryvale Middle School Chess Team as they started their season at the first ever Fredonia Chess Tournament Saturday, October 4th. As a team they took first place in the k-8 division finishing in front of Fredonia, Coffeyville, and Chanute. Individually Zadin Blake finished 1st(5-1), Anderson Jones finished 3rd(5-1), Shawn House finished 5th(4.5-1.5), Jacob Holt finished 7th(4-2) and Arthur McGrew finished 17th(3-3).
Representing Cherryvale High School in the k-12 division were Chandler Amberg and Isabella Ohlrich.

10-6-2025 CMHS Announcements

The first hour JAG-K class (Freshmen) were excited to host JAG-K President, Chuck Knapp in our class this morning. He was in our area for some meetings and wanted to stop in to see how our new JAG-K Program was going here at CMHS during 1st hour. We took a group picture and Chuck promised the students he would put them outside his office. Apparently Chuck makes pretty good time: going from Cherryvale this morning to other stops in Southeast Kansas and then back to the JAG-K offices in Topeka; and having the time to get the picture up and framed outside his office door!

We are excited about Homecoming at CMHS. We have decided to make a change in the Powder Puff activities for this year. We will be rescheduling the games for Thursday, October 16. The Powder Puff Football Game will be at 6:00 PM at Logan Park Stadium and the Powder Puff Volleyball Game will follow the CMHS Gymnasium (October 16). This change is due to the hosting of the Neodesha Bluestreaks on Thursday October 2 in middle school activities. This game has TVL Championship implications. After the completion of the middle school football game, we will have the traditional homecoming bon fire at the CMHS parking lot. Please come out and support the middle school Chargers (volleyball at 4:30 and football at 6:00) and end the evening getting excited for the Caney Valley Bullpups coming to town for the homecoming game Friday night. Go Chargers.

Agenda for 1975 Recognition Night. We are excited to have this amazing team back in Cherryvale. Please RSVP to the CHS office, 620-336-8100, OR jrenfro@usd447.org, OR farklefanny@yahoo.com. Please include your name, contact information, shirt size and number to be in attendance for pre game mixer. GO CHARGERS.

2025 CHS Football Homecoming Royalty. Congratulations. Go Chargers.

Ashlynn Cook, Miah Steen, Wrylee Goodwin
Landon Fox, Reyce Booe, Cooper Smith

Homecoming is next week. Attached are the dress-up days for CMHS. The theme this year is Game Night in Vegas: Beat the Bullpups.

CMHS Announcements 9-29-2025. GO CHARGERS