Our students are filled with gratitude for the unwavering support the Christoval community continuously provides to the students and all of CISD. The generosity of our community (through donating their time, energy, funds, or countless other contributions) ensures that our students and athletes are always fully supported in their pursuits, no matter the endeavor.
Together, our school wants to embody the spirit of unity and compassion that defines Christoval. The Christoval community is renowned for rallying behind our students , providing a foundation of strength and encouragement. If there's anything they've learned over the years, it's that no one has to fight their battles alone.
As we celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we are reminded of the importance of support and solidarity in facing life's challenges. This month provides us with a special opportunity to give back to our community and particularly to someone among us bravely battling breast cancer. Your spirit of giving inspires us to extend our assistance and compassion to someone in our community who needs it most at this time.
We are incredibly honored to have the opportunity to present Mrs. Catherine Healer, Kynlee Healer's mother (Kindergartener at Christoval Elementary), with the Cougars Against Cancer award. Mrs. Healer will be receiving all of the funds raised from the breast cancer awareness t-shirts as well as any donations that are received from our pink-out games to help offset medical expenses. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family throughout your journey.
Huge thank you to all the support on Sunday with our send off, all the wonderful messages and prayers! They were all felt!!
The girls team took 4th and are heading to State!!! Presley Polk and Kenadee Millican were in the top 10!! All the girls ran their best for today and it worked to punch the ticket to State!!
Cole Nelle had an amazing race and PR'd breaking 19 minutes on the toughest regional course in Texas!!
The girls will travel to Round Rock Oct 31st and will race on Nov 1st at 8:15am at Old Settlers Park!!
Stay tuned to when the send off will be on the morning of October 31st!!!
Thank you Jesse Abshier from Clearway Energy for providing lunch for the staff! It was amazing!
Elementary week at a glance
Secondary Week at a Glance! Our XC girls will run at 9 am followed by Cole Nelle at 9:30 am. Tune in to the link below for live results:
https://mychiptime.com/searchevent.php?id=16094
At Christoval Elementary we are teaching our students to give back by participating in community service projects. Students had so much fun decorating bags and cards for Meals for the Elderly.
Together we're stronger than cancer! United as one TEAM, we fight and win! Today these girls are playing for more than just each other. They play for all of those that are currently fighting cancer, survivors, and those that may have lost their battle to cancer. No one fights alone!
PTO County Fair is around the corner! Make plans to attend!
CHS Students of the Week for last week!
Christoval Elementary week at a glance 10/14-10/18
Get your Regional Qualifier shirt for XC!! The store will close Tuesday at noon!!
https://gogandy.com/christoval-xcrq24
Get your Christoval Pink Out gear at the link below. All proceeds will be donated to a Christoval resident that is either currently fighting breast cancer, a survivor, or in memory of a loved one who lost their fight to breast cancer.
https://stores.inksoft.com/christoval_pink_out/shop/home
The freshmen class got to have a popcorn party today for having the best attendance for the 1st 6 weeks with 98.67%!
Congratulations to our newest members of NHS! The induction ceremony took place last Thursday at the Christoval Winery.
It's National Fire Prevention Week! Thank you to Jade Hughes for speaking to our kindergarten students about fire safety!
Thank you to all our coaches for your dedication and leadership!
Upcoming school holidays
Fourth graders are learning about force and motion during science. Students planned the investigation yesterday and today tested toy cars on a variety of surfaces.
Third graders are learning to make predictions during science. Yesterday they placed candy corn in cups of soda, water and vinegar. Students predicted the outcome and documented the results.
HS District XC meet in Sonora today! Varsity girls won the meet with only 18 points for our top 5!! Also with only 55sec between our #1-#5!!!! Total placings were: 1st, 2nd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 17th and 28th. Great Job!!! Varsity boys competed their best times but fell short of advancing as a team with 4th place!! Everyone PR'd!!! it was a great day because they left it all out on the course! Thank you for supporting them!! They have all worked so hard! Cole Nelle placed 7th individually and earned an individual advancement to Regionals! the girls and Cole will leave October 20th in the morning to head to Lubbock! They compete on the morning of October 21st!
