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7225 Cynthiana Rd. • Evansville , IN 47720 • (812) 435-8740
Principal: Lee Ann Shields
 







Welcome Wildcats!





CELEBRATION OF READING 2013

Celebration of Reading is the culmination of an all year reading program.  Students earn book bucks reading books and taking Accelerated Reading Quizzes at the computer.  The students may spend their book bucks at the Celebration of Reading Carnival held at the end of the year.  Here is how AR works.





  1. Student Reads a Book: Students choose books at their appropriate reading levels and read them at their own pace. 





  2. Student Takes a Quiz: Accelerated Reader Enterprise offers more than 140,000 quizzes to help motivate and monitor students’ reading performance and vocabulary growth.





  3. Teacher Gets Information: The teacher gets immediate feedback on the reading and vocabulary progress of each student.


Check Out STEM Activities Page

STEM Clubs are here at Cynthia Heights.  

Click on STEM Clubs link below.
STEM Clubs' Link click here.


After losing a knight to Jabin Adams of Scott Elementary School, Zelfea Barchett of Cynthia Heights Elementary School, 7, returned the favor and captured one of her opponent's prized pieces in the EVSC Elementary School Chess Tournament at Cynthia Heights in 2011.  The two students finished in a draw. --Evansville CourierPress


COME VISIT THE CHS SPIRIT SHOP

The Cynthia Heights Spirit Shop is open on Friday mornings from 7:40 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Come for a visit.


If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Umbach or Mrs. Trinkle, 812-435-8740.




Dr. Seuss' Birthday



Honoring Our Veterans



Courtyard Dedication: Engineering a Gazebo

Kevin Niehaus, Reitz High School senior, former Cynthia Heights student, and member of Boy Scout Troop 374, recently completed his Eagle Scout Service Project. For his project, Kevin built a gazebo and made other improvements to the Cynthia Heights Elementary School courtyard. The newly improved courtyard was dedicated October 19, 2010 with students, faculty, family and friends in attendance.

Kevin wanted his project to be meaningful, lasting, and something that allowed him to give back to the community that helped shape him into the person he is today. As a former Cynthia Heights student, Kevin met with principal Lee Ann Shields, and it was decided to add a gazebo with seating in the school's courtyard to be available for use as an outdoor learning space.

Kevin started his project in February 2010 with fundraising, construction of the gazebo began in July, and the painting and landscaping were completed in October. With generous donations from the Cynthia Heights PTA and some Cynthia Heights families, along with construction help from fellow scouts and their dads, the project became a reality. Kevin hopes the students and staff will enjoy their newly improved courtyard for many years to come.

Mrs. Shields said, “Cynthia Heights is thrilled to accept this wonderful gazebo and it will be used by students, teachers, and families for many years to come!”


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Variety Show Teachers Act 2011
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