Recently, students at Cedarcreek Elementary took part in a STEM challenge in which they used materials they found at home that were good for the environment to design and build engineering prototypes. As part of the district's early enrollment program, the school is now taking registrations for the transitional kindergarten and kindergarten classes for the 2026–2027 school year. Darin Inman, the principal, recently held a "Coffee with the Principal" event to talk about how the school is making the campus safer and the students healthier.

Q1. Does Cedarcreek Elementary School have an after-school care program on the premises for its students?

Ans. There is a supervised childcare program on campus that provides academic help and fun activities until six o'clock every day.

Q2. What color scheme and mascot does Cedarcreek Elementary School use for its spirit days?

Ans. The Cardinal is the school's mascot, and students wear school colors every Friday to show school pride and unity.

Q3. How does Cedarcreek Elementary School deal with students' behavior and help them with their social and emotional needs?

Ans. Staff members use a system of positive behavior that rewards students for being safe, polite, and responsible.

Q4. Are there certain rules about playground safety that Cedarcreek Elementary School follows during recess?

Ans. Under the supervision of the yard staff, students must use the equipment as it was meant to be used and follow the "hands-off" policy.

Q5. Does Cedarcreek Elementary School have an open house every year for families who want to enroll?

Ans. Families can tour classrooms and see student academic projects and a variety of artistic work at a spring showcase event.