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  The Rose Ceremony

  First graders are welcomed into the grades by their eighth-grade buddies with a single rose. Eight years later, those same first graders return the gesture as they send the graduating class into high school—a beautiful tradition that symbolizes friendship, growth, and continuity.
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  Winter Spiral

  During the darkest days of the year, children walk quietly through an evergreen spiral to light a candle, reminding us that each person carries light into the world. It is one of Cedarwood's most peaceful and memorable traditions.
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  Winter Faire

  One of Cedarwood's most beloved community events, Winter Faire transforms the campus into a magical celebration filled with handmade crafts, storytelling, music, artisan vendors, and activities created by every class. Families, alumni, and neighbors gather to celebrate the season together.
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  The Bridge Ceremony

  The Bridge Ceremony celebrates the transition from kindergarten to first grade. Guided by their kindergarten teachers, each child crosses a bridge to be welcomed by their first-grade teacher, marking this important milestone with warmth, joy, and anticipation.
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  The Boat Launch

  At the close of kindergarten, children launch handmade wooden boats, celebrating the transition into the grades and the exciting journey ahead. 
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  Eighth Grade Celebrations

  The final weeks of eighth grade are filled with meaningful traditions that celebrate each student's journey through Cedarwood. During the Appreciation Assembly and Promotion Ceremony, the entire school comes together to recognize the graduating class and wish them well as they begin their next chapter.