Gold Medal winners
George Dean - Piano Solo
Kelly Mattes - keyboard Solo
Maybry Shaver - Horn Solo
Silver Medal Winners
CHS Sax Squad - Busch, Martin, Moffett & Santos
George Dean - Horn Solo
Katherine Godbey - Flute Solo
Lilu Williams - Sax Solo
Lily Mohundro - Flue Solo
Mixtli Chanacua - Snare Solo
Soli Becking - Sax Solo
Bronze Medal winner
Daniel Santos - Saxophone Solo
Jacob Easley - Saxophone Solo



Congratulations to our Mathletes!
Thirty CHS math students competed in SEMO’s 2026 Math Field Day event on Thursday, April 30. Last year there were around 300 participants, up from about 200 last year. This year there were 24 schools and around 500 participants. There was a total of 28 events and we placed in 13 of them. The following are our individual and team event winners:
1. Algebra I Team 1st Place
a. Nataya Williams
b. Daegon Bowers
c. Makya schoolcraft
d. Aiden Esparza
2. Trigonometry Team 1st Place
a. Dylan Boyers
b. Jason Zhang
c. Addy Surhe
d. Henry White
3. Non-Routine Problem-Solving I - William Lawrence 1st Place
4. Matrices and Determinants - Will Miller 2nd Place
5. Algebra (Open) - Jason Zhang 2nd Place
6. Word Problems - Collin White 3rd Place
7. Sets and Logic (Open) - Noah Caldwell 2nd Place
8. Analytic Geometry - Peyton Koch 1st Place
9. Number Theory (Open) - Brenna Dunavan 2nd Place
10. Trigonometry (Open)
a. Jason Zhang 1st Place
b. Dylan Boyer 2nd Place
11. Calculus
a. Joe Cao 1st Place
b. Will Miller 2nd Place
12. Probability (Open) - Rita Feng 3rd Place
13. Elementary Data Analysis (Open) - Joe Cao 1st Place
All thirty participants were truly champions, regardless of how many medals they won. All of the students worked on some type of math either individually or collaboratively non-stop from 9:00 A.M. until the very last event ending at 12:30 P.M. The amount of learning that went on in our little corner in between events was so exciting to see. Our upperclassmen took their leadership roles seriously, and our underclassmen were wide-eyed and eager to learn.
Ms. Sebaugh said “It really is such an honor and a privilege that Ms. Ritter and I got to spend the day with such bright, fun, and creative students. The students and all math department teachers should be so proud of all their accomplishments.”


Listen as CHS guitar students play Chameleon at Scout Hall this week. https://youtube.com/shorts/mETA-Zlc4Kg?feature=share


Dear CGPS Staff and Families,
We are sending this urgent alert regarding schedule changes due to the forecast for today, Monday, April 27, 2026.
As you may already know, the National Weather Service has placed Cape Girardeau under a severe weather threat for this evening.
To ensure the safety of our students, please note these important changes:
-All evening competitions have been canceled today, Monday, April 27, 2026.
-After-school practices and Cub Club will continue as planned.
-The school board meeting is being rescheduled to Monday, May 4, 2026.
Thank you for your flexibility and cooperation. Please be sure to review a weather-safety plan with your family and stay up to date on the latest local weather information.
-CGPS

Joe Cao and Spencer Englehardt for winning 2nd in Data Analysis and qualifying for national competition in San Antonio!
Joe Cao won a FBLA scholarship
Breanna Dunavan, Brume Osiohwo and Ava Rhymer took 7th in Event Planning
Collin White took 10th in Public Administration
Mrs. Taylor, the FBLA sponsor said "The kids were amazing! I know it does not sound fun to many people to take 19 teenagers across the state but we had a ball. They were always kind, respectful and supportive of each other. I thank each of them for being such amazing young men and women!"






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Data Analysis - Joe Cao and Spenser Englehart
Impromptu Speaking - Brume Osiohwo
Intro to Public Speaking - Koro Osiohwo
Intro to Business Presentation - Collin White and William Lawrence
Event Planning - Ava Rhymer, Breanna Dunavan, and Brume Osiohwo








Founded in 1985, the Missouri Scholars Academy is a three-week residential program for 330 of Missouri’s academically gifted students who are ready to begin their junior year of high school. The Academy is held each June on the campus of the University of Missouri and administered by the University of Missouri Honors College. CHS is allotted a maximum of four nominations, and this year all four nominees have been selected to attend this unique learning experience. Congratulations to William Lawrence, Collin White, Connor White, and Natalie Nicholson!









Kaley Clowes
1st – Job Interview #1
2nd – Hanging Clothes
Louise Hogan
1st – Job Interview #3
2nd – Stocking Shelves
3rd – Coin Recognition
Malachi House
2nd – Rolling Silverware
3rd – Money
Jonathan Borders
2nd – Money
CHS is so very proud of these amazing students and their hard work, confidence, and determination! Congratulations to all!












