CHS is looking for an English Language Arts teacher. For more information go to: https://apply.colsd.org/job/2526-0030-english-language-arts-teacher/
There will be a Stevens County Multi-Agency Exercise at the Colville High School on the following date and time:
Friday, June 20th, 2025
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
As part of our district wide school safety protocols, we are conducting a safety drill on 6/20/2025 at our high school. There will be several agencies responding to this drill. Please do not be alarmed. This event has been planned very thoroughly. We ask that you please do not approach the high school during the exercise.
Evergreen Way will be closed to thru traffic at Hwy 20 for the duration of the drill.
There will be “blank” weapons discharged inside our buildings during the allotted drill time, so please do not be alarmed.
We thank you in advance for your patience and understanding during this important and necessary safety exercise. If you have any questions please call the Colville School District Office at 509-684-7850. Thank you!
Colville High School welcomes the Class of 2029! Your high school years will be some of the best years of your life! Please plan to join us for Freshman First Day on August 28th!
There will be a Stevens County Multi-Agency Exercise at the Colville High School on the following date and time:
Friday, June 20th, 2025
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
As part of our district wide school safety protocols, we are conducting a safety drill on 6/20/2025 at our high school. There will be several agencies responding to this drill. Please do not be alarmed. This event has been planned very thoroughly. We ask that you please do not approach the high school during the exercise.
Evergreen Way will be closed to thru traffic at Hwy 20 for the duration of the drill.
There will be “blank” weapons discharged inside our buildings during the allotted drill time, so please do not be alarmed.
We thank you in advance for your patience and understanding during this important and necessary safety exercise. If you have any questions please call the Colville School District Office at 509-684-7850. Thank you!
The last day of school at CHS was a fun filled day! Students spent the early morning signing out of their classes, cleaning their lockers, returning their books and laptops, and saying goodbye to teachers for the summer. Then they spent some time hanging out, signing yearbooks, eating ice cream and pizza, playing 4 square volleyball, spike ball, corn hole, and dumping buckets of water on Mr. Groce. I bet you can guess what the favorite activity was!!! Have a great summer everyone!
Доброго вечора! Учні CHS. Завтра, 10 червня, я здам свої ноутбуки вчителю 7-го уроку. Будь ласка, нагадайте своєму учню, щоб він завтра приніс до школи ноутбук і зарядний шнур. Дякую!
This is a message from the Colville School District. We would like to remind families that the last day of school, Thursday, June 12th will be an early release day. On June 12th, schools will release three and a half hours earlier than normal. If your student rides an afternoon bus, the drop off time for your student will be three and a half hours earlier than normal as well. If you have any questions, please contact your student’s school office. Thank you!
The CHS Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony starts at 11:00am today in our football stadium. In addition to stadium seating, we will be showing the event on our big screen in our air conditioned auditorium. Please access the auditorium by entering the school through the front entrance. Here is a link to the school district website where you can find the link to the live stream for anyone wishing to watch at home: https://www.colsd.org/article/2249630 Congratulations to the Colville High School Class of 2025! Your futures are BRIGHT! (Class of 2025 Graduation image designed by Taya Kinney)
Yesterday, we shared a sneak peek of the first annual Big Grad to Little Grad event — and now, we’re excited to present the full, spectacular video produced by our talented CHS Video Production class!
Huge thanks to the ASB students who worked hard to bring this special event to life. Your creativity and effort truly shine through!
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/ddf-E5UctzM
On Friday, May 30th, six Colville High School students completed their training to become Certified Nursing Assistants through a partnership with Providence Mt. Carmel. Eliza Fazzari, Sophia Laspisa, Madison Amos, Kallie Dallman, Natalie Lister, and Taelia Anderson received their certificates during a pinning ceremony that took place at the hospital. Congrats to these fantastic students!
The Colville High School Graduation week is underway! Our class of 2025 seniors signed out of their classes today. It's hard to see them go, but we are all excited to see where their next chapter takes them!
Events for the rest of graduation week are as follows:
Tuesday, June 3- International Economic Summit 8:00 to 12:00
Wednesday, June 4-Graduation Practice 8:00
Big Grad to Little Grad event and Honor Cord Assembly following Graduation Practice
Thursday, June 4-Seniors to Silverwood
Saturday, June 7-Graduation begins at 11:00am
The graduation live stream can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/live/vLJjP82L93A
Mr. Heideman's science classes and Mr. Purvis's Video Production class teamed up to bring an incredible experience to the students at Hofstetter School. The Colville High School students developed a unique science fair that catered to the interests and levels of our K-2 school. The little ones were thrilled to experience all the amazing projects the high school students brought with them, not to mention eating lunch and having recess with the "big kids" as well!
Graduation day is less than two weeks away, and the CHS seniors will soon don their caps and gowns for the big celebration. But before we send them off, they have one final challenge to complete! They will be wrapping up their high school career by participating in an International Economic Summit on Tuesday, June 3. Students are acting as an economic advisor of a nation and this year we have 26 nations competing. The goal of the advisors is to learn their country's history, government, culture, and economy. At the Summit, students create a display to show off their nation's attributes and they trade to improve their nation's economy. This event highlights international economic strategy, the value of competition, and the merit of cooperation!
Yesterday, our ASB Executive Board and their advisor Mrs. Titus wrapped up the year with a fun and meaningful end-of-year retreat! Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Ressa for hosting another fantastic event! The event was filled with team-building activities, lots of laughs, and a few heartfelt goodbyes. 🫶 We welcomed our incoming board members and celebrated the seniors as they prepare to move on to their next adventures. Here’s to a year of leadership, growth, and amazing memories—can’t wait to see what the new team will accomplish!
The CHS Greenhouse is having a final clearance sale TOMORROW, May 28th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm:
Hanging baskets $15
Petunias, Pansy, and Alyssum $1.50 pony pack
basket stuffers. $3
Geraniums, Red, White and Pink $3
Earlier in May, our hatchery had some very special visitors—kindergarteners on a mission to learn! Our hatchery students did a fantastic job guiding the little ones through the hatchery. Pictured below is Brandon Moore as he shared his fry knowledge, while Scott Steele, Alex McKinzie, and Ari Stewart gave the kinders an up-close look at our BIG trout—petting included. It's always a treat to see curiosity and learning come to life like this. Great job, team!
Earlier this week, Mrs. Mills and her Fish Hatchery students visited the local US Border Patrol station to explore a possible career as an agent. Thank you to the Border Patrol agents for taking the time to share your knowledge, answer questions, and provide our students with a behind-the-scenes look at your important work. Your hospitality and insight made a lasting impression!
Cheer tryouts for next year's 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders!
Last week ourASB hosted a Coin Drive Fundraiser to support the Valley Warriors Against Cancer, a local charity that provides meals, gas, and other essentials to cancer patients in Stevens County. The competition raised over $200 for the charity. Atta way Hawks!
This weekend, students Dane Hoogstad and Dallas Burt proudly presented a handcrafted, one-third scale replica of a David Thompson Columbia River canoe to the Kettle Falls Historical Society. Their stunning work was showcased at the Celebration of the Fur Trade and the grand re-opening of the Kettle Falls Historic Museum.
The canoe was built using historical blueprints and materials generously donated by Columbia River Cedar. Guided by Carpentry teacher Mike Jutila, the students quickly discovered that this wasn’t just a typical shop project—the intricate craftsmanship demanded incredible patience and persistence. The project ended up taking the entire school year to complete!
The result? A museum-worthy masterpiece that now lives on as a part of our region’s rich history.
If you see these two around, be sure to congratulate them—it’s not every day your school project ends up in a museum! Atta way Hawks!
