The CHS AP biology students took advantage of the opportunity to have an extra long Lab period during a conference day earlier this week to set up a two month long experiment to observe bacterial ecology. Way to go the extra mile Hawks!
This school year, the Colville HS CTE teaching staff has been participating in local industry tours. The idea of touring industry as a staff was established through their PLC work. Some of the goals our CTE staff is trying to meet include identifying future employment opportunities for students, learning how our programs can help address local industry needs, exploring immediate student opportunities (job shadows/internships/worksite learning), and building strong connections between our school and local workforce. So far this year, our staff has toured Colmac Coil and Hewes Craft. Providence Mt. Carmel is next on the list. We would like to thank our amazing local businesses for opening their doors to our school!
Colville High School Drama Club presents their fall production: Sherlock Holmes Comedy
Trilogy. This is a collection of scripts that are satire but not in the true definition of the form.
Rather they are spoofs of the famous Sir Conan Doyle’s characters Sherlock Holmes, Dr.
Watson, Professor Moriarty and other familiar names in the series. Even these spoofs are more an excuse for clever dialogue and sudden laughter than a carefully plotted story. The trilogy
includes:
1. The Affair of Lady Fairfax - That devil Moriarty tries to win the hand of the
lovely Lady Fairfax.
2. The Venus Figurine - A desperate message from a toilet roll factory
leads Holmes and Watson through a swift-moving mystery.
3. The Golden Limping Stick -
Holmes is asked to save Lord and Lady Monocle from a terrible scandal. Clever dialog makes
these stories sparkle. This family-friendly show will be at Colville High School’s auditorium on
Thursday, November 19 at 4:00 PM, Friday, November 20 at 7:00 PM, and Saturday, November 21 at 2:00 PM. Price is only $5 per seat.
Trilogy. This is a collection of scripts that are satire but not in the true definition of the form.
Rather they are spoofs of the famous Sir Conan Doyle’s characters Sherlock Holmes, Dr.
Watson, Professor Moriarty and other familiar names in the series. Even these spoofs are more an excuse for clever dialogue and sudden laughter than a carefully plotted story. The trilogy
includes:
1. The Affair of Lady Fairfax - That devil Moriarty tries to win the hand of the
lovely Lady Fairfax.
2. The Venus Figurine - A desperate message from a toilet roll factory
leads Holmes and Watson through a swift-moving mystery.
3. The Golden Limping Stick -
Holmes is asked to save Lord and Lady Monocle from a terrible scandal. Clever dialog makes
these stories sparkle. This family-friendly show will be at Colville High School’s auditorium on
Thursday, November 19 at 4:00 PM, Friday, November 20 at 7:00 PM, and Saturday, November 21 at 2:00 PM. Price is only $5 per seat.
The Colville School District will be having Parent-Teacher Conferences on November 2nd and 3rd. 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!
Have you voted yet? Be sure to complete and return your ballot by Tuesday, November 3rd. Every vote counts and participating in the election is one way to make your voice heard!
❤️🤍💙 CHS Students: Help Us Honor a Veteran! 💙🤍❤️
Do you have a veteran in your life who you'd like to invite to our Veterans Day Assembly on November 10th?
We'd love to recognize the veterans who have made a difference in the lives of our students! If you'd like to invite someone special to be honored at our assembly, stop by the CHS office to pick up an invitation form.
Let's make this a meaningful day to recognize and thank those who have served!
Do you have a veteran in your life who you'd like to invite to our Veterans Day Assembly on November 10th?
We'd love to recognize the veterans who have made a difference in the lives of our students! If you'd like to invite someone special to be honored at our assembly, stop by the CHS office to pick up an invitation form.
Let's make this a meaningful day to recognize and thank those who have served!
Our CHS Biology students recently explored ecology and ecosystems, studying the niches fish fill in their environments and how living things interact within an ecosystem. They then took their learning into the lab with hands-on fish dissections, examining fish anatomy and connecting what they observed to their studies. The CHS fish hatchery donated all of the rainbow trout specimens.
From understanding the bigger picture of an ecosystem to exploring the details up close, our students are discovering that science is so much more than what’s written in a textbook!
From understanding the bigger picture of an ecosystem to exploring the details up close, our students are discovering that science is so much more than what’s written in a textbook!
On October 16, CHS Electronics students participated in an electrical engineering tour of the Boise Cascade plywood plant. Students learned how electrical systems called PLC’s (programmable logic controllers) keep the mill running. Students will be studying PLC’s later in the school year and electrical engineers from Boise will be mentoring them through the process. We really appreciate the local businesses that help our students see how what they learn in class applies to the real world! Thanks Boise!
SAVE THE DATE! The CHS Equestrian Team is hosting a fundraiser on November 21st. See details in the image. Go Hawks!
Building Skills, One Coop at a Time!
Our CHS Construction students are making progress on their chicken coop projects! Teams 1 and 2 have framed the walls and are seeing their hard work start to take shape. Projects like these give students the opportunity to put their construction skills into practice, work as a team, and turn classroom learning into something tangible. We’re excited to see these coops continue to come together! Great work, Crimson Hawks!
CHS School Picture Retake Day
School picture retakes will be held Wednesday, October 21, from 11:40 a.m. to 1:40 p.m.
Who needs a photo?
Students who missed the original picture day in September: Please plan to have your photo taken. School photos are needed for student records, ID cards, and ASB cards.
Students who purchased a picture package and want a retake: Bring your original picture packet, intact, and give it to the photographer in exchange for a new photo.
Students who purchased a digital download and want a retake: Please show your receipt to the photographer.
If you have questions please call the school office!
School picture retakes will be held Wednesday, October 21, from 11:40 a.m. to 1:40 p.m.
Who needs a photo?
Students who missed the original picture day in September: Please plan to have your photo taken. School photos are needed for student records, ID cards, and ASB cards.
Students who purchased a picture package and want a retake: Bring your original picture packet, intact, and give it to the photographer in exchange for a new photo.
Students who purchased a digital download and want a retake: Please show your receipt to the photographer.
If you have questions please call the school office!
Last night Colville High School along with the Colville Rotary proudly hosted its National Honor Society induction event, welcoming 29 new members into this prestigious organization. The ceremony also recognized 25 returning seniors who were inducted last year, celebrating their continued commitment to academic excellence, leadership, service, and character. Returning members received pins and new members received insignia patches. This event highlights the outstanding achievements of our students and their dedication to making a positive impact within our school and community. Congratulations to all our new members and returning seniors!
CHS counseling staff facilitated our first five-week Freshman Success Group, with two groups serving an average of 8–10 students in each group. Students received weekly planners and instruction in study habits, time management, organization, stress management, goal setting, and emotional awareness. Students rated the program’s usefulness an average of 4.2 out of 5, and all respondents indicated they would recommend the program or might recommend it to others. Feedback from participating students was positive, with some students suggesting additional instruction in stress management for future sessions. Overall, the program provided incoming freshmen with practical tools and strategies to support their academic success and personal well-being, with student feedback helping guide improvements for future groups!
CHS Picture Retakes-October 21 from 11:40 am to 1:40 pm. If you have any questions please call the CHS office. Thank you!
Join us for an evening of music!
Come enjoy the talents of our CJHS and CHS choirs and the CJHS Advanced Band at the CJHS & CHS Concert!
Wednesday, October 21st
6:30 PM
Colville High School Auditorium
Best of all, admission is FREE! Bring your family and friends and help us celebrate the hard work and musical talents of our students. We hope to see you there!
Come enjoy the talents of our CJHS and CHS choirs and the CJHS Advanced Band at the CJHS & CHS Concert!
Wednesday, October 21st
6:30 PM
Colville High School Auditorium
Best of all, admission is FREE! Bring your family and friends and help us celebrate the hard work and musical talents of our students. We hope to see you there!
Area Little Free Library Recognized
Our very own Ms. Delyea's Little Free Library on Hofstetter Street was recently recognized as a recipient of Good Morning America’s October Book Selection Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson. Delyea received word of her Little Free Library receiving the October book but had to keep it a secret until it aired on Good Morning America. The reveal aired on Tuesday October 6th. There were 150 Little Free Libraries that were recipients of the selected book nationwide.
Delyea’s Little Free Library is a registered library. The Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization with a mission to build community, inspire readers and expand book access for all. Delyea received her library as a gift during the COVID quarantine. Her father and his childhood best friend built it as a Christmas gift. The pink library is on Hofstetter street and anyone can drop by for a book. Take a book and leave a book. It is free and there are books for all ages including the Good Morning America October selection unless someone has dropped by to borrow it.
What started as a special gift has become a wonderful way for Delyea to share her love of reading and connect her community through books.
Good Morning America interview with Bad Words author Rioghnach Robinson: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/video/137029467
October Little Free Library book of the month winners map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=15LGS0Wi3sNJTa7XIz4NhcAU7B2OP_Zc&ll=38.68959956495068%2C-97.1278854&z=4
Information about Little Free Libraries: https://littlefreelibrary.org/
Our very own Ms. Delyea's Little Free Library on Hofstetter Street was recently recognized as a recipient of Good Morning America’s October Book Selection Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson. Delyea received word of her Little Free Library receiving the October book but had to keep it a secret until it aired on Good Morning America. The reveal aired on Tuesday October 6th. There were 150 Little Free Libraries that were recipients of the selected book nationwide.
Delyea’s Little Free Library is a registered library. The Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization with a mission to build community, inspire readers and expand book access for all. Delyea received her library as a gift during the COVID quarantine. Her father and his childhood best friend built it as a Christmas gift. The pink library is on Hofstetter street and anyone can drop by for a book. Take a book and leave a book. It is free and there are books for all ages including the Good Morning America October selection unless someone has dropped by to borrow it.
What started as a special gift has become a wonderful way for Delyea to share her love of reading and connect her community through books.
Good Morning America interview with Bad Words author Rioghnach Robinson: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/video/137029467
October Little Free Library book of the month winners map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=15LGS0Wi3sNJTa7XIz4NhcAU7B2OP_Zc&ll=38.68959956495068%2C-97.1278854&z=4
Information about Little Free Libraries: https://littlefreelibrary.org/
A look back at Homecoming 2026!
What a fun week it was at CHS! Our students showed their school spirit throughout the week with dress-up days, assemblies, the tailgate, the Homecoming football game, and the dance.
A huge thank you to our community for helping make Homecoming special! And a special shout-out to Colville Toyota for escorting our Homecoming royalty onto the field at halftime, and to Kim’s Kitchen, The Greek Amigo, and Jimbo’s Ice Cream for joining us at the tailgate and serving up some delicious food!
We’re grateful for everyone who helped make Homecoming 2026 one to remember!
What a fun week it was at CHS! Our students showed their school spirit throughout the week with dress-up days, assemblies, the tailgate, the Homecoming football game, and the dance.
A huge thank you to our community for helping make Homecoming special! And a special shout-out to Colville Toyota for escorting our Homecoming royalty onto the field at halftime, and to Kim’s Kitchen, The Greek Amigo, and Jimbo’s Ice Cream for joining us at the tailgate and serving up some delicious food!
We’re grateful for everyone who helped make Homecoming 2026 one to remember!
Give Blood. Save a Life.
The Colville High School Key Club is hosting a Blood Drive on November 5! Every donation can make a difference for someone in our community and beyond. Want to donate? There area appointment times still available. See details in the image and register with Vitalant. One donation can help save lives. Let’s come together and make an impact!
The Colville High School Key Club is hosting a Blood Drive on November 5! Every donation can make a difference for someone in our community and beyond. Want to donate? There area appointment times still available. See details in the image and register with Vitalant. One donation can help save lives. Let’s come together and make an impact!
Reminder: Monday, October 12 is a Staff In-Service Day with no school for students. Classes will resume as normal on Tuesday, October 13. Please call your student's school office if you have any questions!
Hawks Families ! We Want to Hear From You!
At Colville High School, we are always looking for ways to improve, and your feedback matters! We invite our families to complete a brief survey focused on our three school goals: Leadership, Academics, and Culture.
Your input will help us celebrate what’s going well, identify areas for growth, and continue making CHS a great place for our students to learn and succeed.
The survey takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.
Click the link below to share your feedback and help us continue moving forward together!
https://www.leaderinme.com/s/colville-high-school-washington/families
Thank you for supporting Colville High School and our Hawks!
Let’s Go Hawks!!
At Colville High School, we are always looking for ways to improve, and your feedback matters! We invite our families to complete a brief survey focused on our three school goals: Leadership, Academics, and Culture.
Your input will help us celebrate what’s going well, identify areas for growth, and continue making CHS a great place for our students to learn and succeed.
The survey takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.
Click the link below to share your feedback and help us continue moving forward together!
https://www.leaderinme.com/s/colville-high-school-washington/families
Thank you for supporting Colville High School and our Hawks!
Let’s Go Hawks!!
