Colville High School

Today is the final day to see the play at CHS "The Murder of Raven's Haven" written by senior Luke McCombs and the student work on display in the school foyer. Showtime is 2:00! $5 per seat.

Come on out and see the show! $5 per seat, show times are listed below.

On November 20, Colville FFA competed at the State FFA Potato contest. There were 49 teams and 220 individuals at the contest. Students graded 100 USDA 1, 2, or cull, 4 seed potato classes, identified 20 potato diseases or blemishes, and gave oral reasons on 10 potatoes. We were able to take two teams. We had two students place in the top 15 individuals. They are noted below. Colville 1 placed 7th in the team category and won their way to the ceremony at FFA State Convention. Congratulations to the following students and their individual placings: Kylee Dyar 12th place Hailey Leaden Cooper Haynes Conor Lyng 13th place Luxy Larson Team Colville 2 placed 33 out of 49. Please congratulate the following students who all made personal bests on their scores. Bree Wise Riley Delp Brooke Merrill Haiden Sackman Emily Elliot

The CHS Video Production class was recently the recipient of a generous donation of camera equipment from Vaagen Brothers Lumber. Please check out this thank you video the class made! Atta way Hawks! https://youtu.be/zSVDLET8d6k

The CHS Drama Club’s newest production “The Murder of Raven’s Haven" is a fantasy, mystery play by CHS senior Luke McCombs. A murder or what looks to be a murder takes place one night in the early Victorian fantasy town of Raven’s Haven. Luckily Detective Eddison Warnhard, a cheerful young man blessed with the ability to see ghosts is on the case. However, soon he finds supernatural elements are at play when he murdered man rises from the dead. While on his investigation he encounters Lady Catarina, a vampiric vampire huntress out for revenge. Despite their conflicting methods of mystery-solving, they decide to put aside their differences to uncover the truth and stop the monster before they strike again. Performance details are as follows:

Thank you Veterans!

Are you a CHS student interested in cheering for winter sports? Tryouts for Winter Cheer will be next week on November 12, 13, and 14 at the CHS Cafeteria from 3:15 to 5:30! Come check it out!

Our CHS Key Club students and Panorama students delighted in all things pumpkin earlier this week during Pumpkin Day!

The Colville School District will be having Parent-Teacher Conferences tomorrow, Thursday, October 31 and Friday, November 1st. These are non school days for students. If you have questions or need to schedule a conference, please call your student's school office. Thank you!

On Saturday, Oct. 26, fourteen drama students from CHS traveled to Ferris High School to attend INTAF (Inland Northwest Theatre Arts Festival). Each student chose four workshops, including stage combat, improv, wig making, audio production, broadway dance, and playing multiple characters. The festival ended with performances by students who auditioned solos and various schools' works in progress of their upcoming productions.

A donation of $10,000.00 from Teck American Incorporated was given to the Colville Fish Hatchery. Teck American supports this program where students learn about daily hatchery operations and learn about careers that are hands-on and outdoors. The Fish Hatchery will use this money to further their pond renovation and dam replacement project. We appreciate their continued support of our programs!

This CHS fundraiser event is geared towards elementary school aged children. Gather up your littles and come join in the fun!

On October 2, Colville FFA joined Boise Cascade in donating $250 to the Volunteer Food & Resource Center-Colville Food Bank. Every year Boise Cascade donates a log truck full of firewood to the FFA who raffles it off as a fundraiser. As part of the agreement, FFA donates the first $250 raised to the Colville Food bank. Thank you to Boise Cascade for their generous donation to Colville FFA. Colville FFA Vice President Camille Kitt said “This is an honor. It gives members a chance to donate back to the community and learn about community needs.” Members were able to tour the food bank facility and learn about community needs. Pictured left to right:Colville Food Bank representative Tiane Shoemaker, FFA Members; Riley Delp, Camille Kitt, Brooke Merrill, and Kevin Arneson from Boise Cascade.

What a great opportunity for CHS students!

The Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction is inviting school staff & community, families, students, and community members to give input about the High School and Beyond Plan platform. See below for zoom dates and times as well as contact information if you have any questions.

Hope to see you there!

Picture retake day is Wednesday, October 16th from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Students who did not have their photo taken during the original photo day should plan to have their photo taken on Wednesday. Also, students wishing to have their photo retaken should bring their intact photo order with them and have their photo retaken. If you have any questions, please call the school office. Thank you!

Colville High School's partnership with the Washington Guaranteed Admissions Program (WAGAP) enables our qualified students better access to colleges in the state of Washington!

The Class of 2025 came to school early and enjoyed the sunrise together for our "Senior Sunrise" event. Students enjoyed the sunrise, breakfast goodies provided by CHS ASB, and spent time making memories together. Go Hawks!

Students from Mrs. Mills’ Fish & Wildlife class assisted local agencies with the Water Festival Sept 17 & 18 at Sherman Creek Hatchery. This is an annual event that teaches 4th and 5th grade students from all over about many important aspects of our Upper Columbia River.