The firefighting students had a demonstration from the Wildland Firefighters!
Discount expires soon! Camp Invention® is coming to Cedar Creek HS for the first time! From July 6 to July 9, rising K-6 campers will explore high-energy, hands-on STEM fun. Visit invent.org/mylocalcamp and use promo code NEWFUN40 by 4/30 to save $40!
CCHS STEM trailer and students worked through the chilly weather to bring STEM to the community at ACUA Earth Day festival!
Miguel Manalang - Cape Atlantic League champion! Back to back for the sophomore!
English 1 saw the Outsiders on Broadway today! WOW! What an amazing show to see with teenagers who love this story! #StayGold
The back entrance to CCHS will remain closed through Friday and reopen Saturday morning. We ask anyone traveling to CCHS to use the main entrance located off of Moss Mill Rd.
Beautiful voices at the Creek tonight for the Spring Choir concert!
Congratulations to KayLeAnn Brash who was recognized at today's NJPSA Student Leadership Scholarship Awards Ceremony.
Looking for a job using your hands? In the trades? Check out the program being offered by IUPAT DC 21!
GRADE 9! Want a homeroom breakfast party? Be here by 7:35 AM on May 19, 20, & 21st for NJSLA! There is NO ZERO PERIOD!!!
Grade 11, you have the NJSLA Science test on May 19th & May 20th. Be in school by 7:35 AM (NO ZERO PERIOD) both days for a chance to bypass the parking spot lottery and "pick your spot."
Congratulations to our April students of the month!
The back entrance to CCHS will be closed on Wednesday, April 29th & Thursday, April 30th. All drivers should utilize the main entrance located on Moss Mill Road.
Prom tickets can be purchased on the Hometown Ticket website or app. Tickets cost $90 per person. Use your Student ID# as the passcode for the event. Email Ms. Simons or Mrs. Leichtnam with any questions.
Only tickets for Family members of dancers are still available!!! Email Dr. Slingerland kslingerland@gehrhsd.net if you have trouble getting a family ticket!
Cedar Creek HS Engineering Seniors to compete in National Finals of World’s Largest Student Rocketry Competition
A team of Seniors, (Clinton Rood, Naman Patel, Jakob Dase and Richie Gonzales) from Cedar Creek’s Engineering program are among 100 national finalists in the American Rocketry Challenge. The students will compete against other teams at the National Finals, taking place on May 16 in The Plains, VA, just outside Washington, DC. The team was chosen to represent NJ at the Rockets on Capitol Hill event on Friday, May 15th
Teams will be vying for $100,000 in awards and the top 25 teams will automatically be eligible to earn a spot in NASA’s Student Launch Initiative. The team is being advised by Lisa Martinelli and Richard Zucal through the Engineering Design and Development Program at Cedar Creek.
This year’s American Rocketry Competition featured 1,107 teams — more teams than ever before — and more than 6,200 middle and high school students from 44 states, plus Washington, DC, and the Northern Mariana Islands. For 2026, each team was required to design, build, and launch model rockets that safely carry one raw egg to an altitude of 750 feet, stay airborne for between 36 and 39 seconds, and return the rocket to the ground safely. This is Cedar Creek’s first time competing in the challenge. Sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Association, the National Association of Rocketry, and more than 15 industry, government, and academia partners, the American Rocketry Challenge is the aerospace and defense industry’s flagship program designed to encourage students to study and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Now in its 24th year, the competition has inspired middle and high school students to explore education and careers in STEM fields.
In addition to the main competition the Cedar Creek Team was chosen to represent NJ at the Rockets on the Hill event on Friday, May 15th
Rockets on the Hill brings together select American Rocketry Challenge teams to share their work with Members of Congress, congressional staff, industry leaders, and the public, highlighting the impact of hands‑on STEM education and student innovation. Teams will have the opportunity to display their rockets, discuss their design process, and represent their state while engaging directly with national leaders.
A team of Seniors, (Clinton Rood, Naman Patel, Jakob Dase and Richie Gonzales) from Cedar Creek’s Engineering program are among 100 national finalists in the American Rocketry Challenge. The students will compete against other teams at the National Finals, taking place on May 16 in The Plains, VA, just outside Washington, DC. The team was chosen to represent NJ at the Rockets on Capitol Hill event on Friday, May 15th
Teams will be vying for $100,000 in awards and the top 25 teams will automatically be eligible to earn a spot in NASA’s Student Launch Initiative. The team is being advised by Lisa Martinelli and Richard Zucal through the Engineering Design and Development Program at Cedar Creek.
This year’s American Rocketry Competition featured 1,107 teams — more teams than ever before — and more than 6,200 middle and high school students from 44 states, plus Washington, DC, and the Northern Mariana Islands. For 2026, each team was required to design, build, and launch model rockets that safely carry one raw egg to an altitude of 750 feet, stay airborne for between 36 and 39 seconds, and return the rocket to the ground safely. This is Cedar Creek’s first time competing in the challenge. Sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Association, the National Association of Rocketry, and more than 15 industry, government, and academia partners, the American Rocketry Challenge is the aerospace and defense industry’s flagship program designed to encourage students to study and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Now in its 24th year, the competition has inspired middle and high school students to explore education and careers in STEM fields.
In addition to the main competition the Cedar Creek Team was chosen to represent NJ at the Rockets on the Hill event on Friday, May 15th
Rockets on the Hill brings together select American Rocketry Challenge teams to share their work with Members of Congress, congressional staff, industry leaders, and the public, highlighting the impact of hands‑on STEM education and student innovation. Teams will have the opportunity to display their rockets, discuss their design process, and represent their state while engaging directly with national leaders.
Prom tickets are now on sale. Tickets can be purchased on the Hometown Ticket website or app. Purchase your tickets before April 24th and receive the discounted ticket price of $85. Use your Student ID# as the passcode for the event. Email Ms. Simons or Mrs. Leichtnam with any questions.
Wonderful night of music at the Creek tonight!
Congratulations to the CCHS Aerospace Pirates on making it to the American Rocketry National Finals competition. Over 1100 teams competed nationally and Cedar Creek placed in the top 100, earning a spot in the finals.
Pictured from left to right are team members: Clinton Rood, Richie Gonzales, Jakob Dase, and Naman Patel.
Cedar Creek High School Spring Dance Show Thur 4/23/26
Starts PROMPTLY at 6:30 PM
Ticket Orders must be made IN ADVANCE. Tickets are FREE, but DONATIONS are very appreciated :-)
Dancer Family tickets are password-protected - each dancer gets 4 tickets
There is a limited number of tickets!!!
