The Colville Crimson Hawk's 3rd Quarter “B or Better Bash” was held on April 23, celebrating student success and hard work! A total of 132 students earned the opportunity to attend by achieving all B’s or better on their 3rd quarter report cards. To reward their accomplishment, students were released from 7th period to enjoy a variety of classic outdoor games and activities, including the egg toss, three-legged races, and even a pool noodle pole vault! A big thank you to Brandi Flugel and Katy Peterman for organizing a fun, memorable event to recognize our students’ dedication and achievement. Well done, Hawks!
The Colville FFA Trap Team wrapped up an incredible showing at the 2026 State Trap Shoot in Wenatchee on April 17–18 and the results are in!
This year’s FFA State Trap competition was the largest on record, with 26 schools, 63 teams, and 257 student athletes participating. Competing at that level is no small feat, and our students rose to the occasion.
Top Highlights:
• Colville Team 1 earned an impressive 9th place finish with a 335, landing in the Top 10 in the state!
• Out of 51 female competitors, Ruley Delp placed 10th with an 83, securing a Top 10 individual finish.
• Several students placed solidly within highly competitive divisions of 200+ athletes.
Individual Results:
Female Division (51 competitors):
• Riley Delp – 10th
• Emily Elliott – 21st
• Lyla Petersen – 27th
• Clysta McDaniel – 33rd
• Violet Chamberlin – 34th
Male Division (206 competitors):
• Levi Seitters – 11th
• Callan Baskin – 28th
• Patrick Wolf – 57th
• Kayson Dupuis – 62nd
• Jaxson Beer – 102nd
• Gary Adams – 153rd
• Gunner Brown – 192nd
Team Results (63 teams):
• Colville Team 1 – 9th
• Colville Team 2 – 33rd
• Colville Team 3 – 53rd
We are incredibly proud of these students for their dedication, focus, and sportsmanship throughout the season. A huge thank you to advisor Heidi Seitters for her leadership and commitment to the program!
Great work, Colville FFA Trap Team!
We are incredibly grateful to the local professionals who volunteered their time to make this experience authentic and impactful. A sincere thank you to All Seasons Landscaping, Boise Cascade, Colmac Manufacturing, Colville School District, Colville Toyota, Hewescraft, NEWA Behavioral Health, Norstar Heating and Cooling, Providence Mount Carmel Hospital, U.S. Forest Service, and Vaagen Brothers Lumber. Your willingness to share your time and expertise provides our students with invaluable real-world insight and helps prepare them for what comes next!
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to local law enforcement, EMS and first responders, Mt. Carmel Hospital, Life Flight, prosecution, judge, defense attorney, Danekas Funeral Home, the coroner’s office as well as CHS students and staff who played key roles, for volunteering their time and resources to support today’s Mock DUI presentation for the CHS student body.
This powerful, collaborative effort not only provided valuable, real-world training for emergency personnel, but also left a lasting and meaningful impression on our students. One we hope will stay with them far beyond today.
If this experience helps even one student pause, make a safer choice, or speak up when it matters most, then every moment and every resource used to bring it to life was worth it. Our ultimate goal is simple: that every one of our students makes it home safely.
See our social media posts for more photos of the event.
TONIGHT, April 23 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, the Key Club will transform the CHS Cafeteria into a Vintage Hollywood, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Ball while we honor our Sr. Citizens. The CHS Jazz Band will provide music. The Key Club will arrange the atmosphere and refreshments. Invite your senior friends and family and come cut a rug on the dance floor while you enjoy this great Colville High School event!
As part of this training, the school will host a DUI Mock Crash simulation designed to provide students with a realistic, educational look at how emergency personnel respond to life-threatening incidents. The simulation will extend beyond the crash itself to illustrate the broader and lasting consequences of impaired driving. This includes a simulated funeral and a court hearing in partnership with the Stevens County Courts, helping students understand the emotional, legal, and community impacts that can follow such events.
This experience is intended to promote awareness, reflection, and responsible decision-making. By engaging students in a structured, real-world scenario, we aim to reinforce the importance of making safe choices and understanding how one decision can affect many lives.
We recognize that this type of simulation may be intense for some students. To support all learners, Colville High School will provide open classrooms as an alternative option for students who prefer not to participate. Additional counseling staff will also be available to offer support before, during, and after the event.
We value transparency with our families and community and are committed to ensuring this event is conducted in a safe, respectful, and age-appropriate manner. We encourage families to use this opportunity to have meaningful conversations at home about safe driving, decision-making, and looking out for one another.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Colville High School front office. Thank you!
Because of you, life doesn’t stop.
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Colville High School’s Rocket Club has reached new heights! 🚀
Under the guidance of advisors Jim Christian and Jared Bateman, this talented group of students earned a spot among the top 100 teams in the nation out of 1,107 teams competing in the 2026 American Rocketry Challenge. They will travel to Washington, D.C. this May to compete in the 2026 National Rocketry Challenge. This incredible accomplishment reflects months of dedication, teamwork, and problem-solving. https://www.rocketrychallenge.org/result/2026-finalists/
Congratulations to Vincent Fazzari, Luke Bateman, Cruz Bateman, Carrie Pecsenyicki, Euzhene Roy, Gabe Harper, Zach Harper, Kellan Horrocks, Cade Bateman, and Zack Bateman. Your hard work has truly taken off, and we couldn’t be more proud of how you’re representing CHS!
As they prepare for the journey ahead, the team is continuing to work on final details for their trip. We are grateful to our community for the continued support of our schools, including the recent levy passage, which helps make opportunities like these possible. For those who would like to help support the Rocket Club’s trip to Nationals, please connect with the club advisors or use the link below if you would like to donate.
Way to go, Rocket Club! We’re cheering you on all the way to D.C.! 🚀
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Back by popular demand! Open to the public and free of charge, the Key Club will transform the CHS Cafeteria into a Vintage Hollywood, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Ball while we honor our Sr. Citizens. The CHS Jazz Band will provide music. The Key Club will arrange the atmosphere and refreshments. Invite your senior friends and family and come cut a rug on the dance floor while you enjoy this great Colville High School event.
Recently, part of our CDL students hit the road to Newport High School, where they teamed up with students in a similar program for a hands-on learning experience, an important step in their training.
Way to go, Hawks! Your futures are looking bright (and mobile)!
The Colville School District will be having Parent-Teacher Conferences next week on Monday, March 30th. This is a non school day for students. If you have questions or need to schedule a conference, please call your student's school office. Thank you!
The CHS Fish Hatchery class had Hofstetter’s 2nd graders for a visit last week. Students observed the fry in our incubation room and the juveniles in our grow-out wing. High schoolers also helped them with a fun fish print outside!
Come join us this Friday, March 6! Doors open at 5:00pm with bingo from 6:00pm to 8:00pm!
