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Notes from the Office
Here you will find all guidelines for the office, visitors and attendance.
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For Our Volunteers
Here you will find information on volunteering for Cardinal Valley and see all the amazing things our volunteers do for our school.
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Monday: Schools and FCPS offices are closed.
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There will be no school on Monday February 19th, 2019 in observance of President Day
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Any child who turns 5 on or before August 1 is eligible for full day kindergarten in Fayette County Public Schools starting August 2019.
The first Kindergarten registration window for the 2019-2020 school year will be Feb. 5th through Feb. 22 during the hours of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Evening registration will be Feb. 12th from 5 to 7 p.m.
To save time you may begin registration online at www.fcps.net/kinder
To complete registration you must visit your child's districted school and bring the required documents:
-Child's birth certificate
-Two proofs of residence (lease, deed, utility bill, tax bill, etc.)
-Child's Kentucky immunization certificate
-Child's Kentucky preventative health care exam
-Child's dental exam
-Child's eye exam
-Any court issued documents pertaining to child, if applicableFor more information please call the office during the registration hours (9 a.m. - 1 p.m.) at 859-381-3340
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Cardinal Valley would like to extend a special thank you to our local Panera Bread Bakery who donates bread to our school that we offer to the community every Friday. Cardinal Valley families are welcome to visit the front office and enjoy a FREE bread care package!
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Cardinal Valley’s dual language model now simultaneous track
Second-year Principal Kevin Disney is eager to gauge the impact of the revamped dual language strategy at Cardinal Valley Elementary, where three-quarters of the students are Hispanic and 55 percent are learning English as a second language.
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Dual Language Program: Learn about what we offer at Cardinal Valley
Cardinal Valley offers the Dual Program which gives students an opportunity to learn both English and Spanish. This gives native Spanish speaking students a chance to fine tune their speaking and reading skills and to learn English and become fluent in both lanuages.
