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The Fish Hatchery shipped out 2200 rainbow trout to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife on April 19th. Each fish weighed over a 1/2 pound. The morning and afternoon hatchery classes were involved as well as the Applied Math class that meets at the hatchery. Both groups aided in the day before prep for this event by counting, sorting, weighing, and crowding the fish. The fish were used to stock Deep Lake and Starvation Lake days before the season opener of lake fishing on April 22nd.
Today, April 12, 2023, at approximately 10:56 AM many schools throughout Washington received a bomb threat email. Colville School District received this email. At no time did we believe that students or staff were in jeopardy. Our district security director was immediately in contact with other security directors throughout the state. We notified dispatch and had the building administration check their facilities. At this time it is believed to be a hoax. We take every situation seriously and our student and staff safety is paramount. Please contact our District Office at 509-684-7850 if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you!
On Tuesday, April 11th, the CHS Electronics classes hosted 30 Colville Jr. High students in the first annual 8th Grade Electronics Exploration. The event was created by senior electronics student, Bayleigh Darnold, and is intended to welcome next year's freshman to the high school while offering them hands-on lessons taught by CHS students. It is Bayleigh's intention to help incoming students start to think about their future and how CTE classes can greatly enhance their experience and open doors to careers.
On Monday, April 10th, Mary Stover from the Blue Door Theatre (Spokane) visited CHS to run Improv sessions with our students. Students from the production class, leadership classes, and drama club were engaged in the improv workshops. The sessions helped break down communication barriers, teach leadership skills, and reinforce the Crimson Hawk SOAR Matrix.
The CHS Key Club is hosting the "Retro Diner Dance" for all Colville School District staff, students, and their families featuring live music from: The Sara Brown Band. Our own Brent Purvis is part of this band! The CHS Jazz Band will do a set prior to the Sarah Brown Band too! The details: CHS Cafeteria on April 17 from 5:00-7:00 pm. Light refreshments will be available!
Each semester, seniors participate in “Mock Interviews” as part of their Consumer Education class. This semester, the interviews took place on March 30th. Mr. Peterman, who teaches consumer education, and Mr. Purvis, who is our CHS Worksite Learning coordinator, invited representatives from local businesses to participate in the interviews. The real-life industry perspective is invaluable to our seniors, and we would like to thank the Department of Natural Resources, the National Forest Service, Colmac Coil, Danekas Funeral Chapel, Remax Real Estate, Norstar Heating and Cooling, All Seasons Landscaping, and Delta Dental and for their participation and continued support of our programs and our youth! Seniors are learning interview skills and will receive valuable feedback that they can apply to future experiences. Some students may even be offered job opportunities following their interviews!
The Colville School District will be having Parent-Teacher Conferences on Monday, March 27th. This is a no 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 Key Club is hosting the "Retro Diner Dance" for all Colville School District staff, students, and their families featuring live music from:
The Sara Brown Band. Our own Brent Purvis is part of this band!
The details: CHS Cafeteria on April 17 from 5:00-7:00 pm. Light refreshments will be available!
CHS Electronics students hosted the first annual Electronics Showcase on Tuesday, March 14th. The Electronics program presented projects to the student-body, teachers, and parents in a science-fair type format. Circuit design included RGB LED's, digital counters, audio oscillators, DC Motors, and Arduino-controlled creative projects. In addition to putting on display what the Electronics class has been learning, they were hoping to inspire and welcome other CHS students into the program.
Congratulations Day Comer on your 2nd place win at the ESD 101 Art Show. Your sculpture entry "Woe" is spectacular!
You won't want to miss your chance to see the CHS Drama Club's presentation of the "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" this Friday at 7:00pm, Saturday at 7:00pm, and Sunday at 2:00pm! Tickets are $5 at the door!
On March 3rd and 4th CHS sent six FFA Members to Moses Lake to attend a leadership conference. Students studied goals and who they would like to become. They learned about habit loops to provide actionable steps to accomplishing their goals and how to prioritize their time to evaluate how balanced their lives are.
The six students were Isaiah Porter Mills, Kendra Lewis, Emma Newby, Crew Bridgeman, David Jabaay, and Levi Leaden.
Dear Families and students:
Our school district and schools desire to improve!
We are looking for your feedback to provide an excellent education for all our children. A 10-15 minute survey is available now through Friday, March 17th.
EES Family Survey Link:
https://bit.ly/csd115family
EES Student Primary Survey Link: Colville SD (grades K-3)
https://bit.ly/csd115primary
EES Student SEL Survey Link: Colville SD (grade 4-12)
https://bit.ly/csd115secondary
Whitworth University Professor Peter Tucker Ph.D. visited CHS to talk to students about careers and pathways into the Technology Industry. His presentation not only included information about university pathways, but also included community college, certificate programs, and on your own strategies. Thank you Professor Tucker!
Congratulations to CHS junior Nicole Kenny who was selected to receive a small scholarship to Central Washington University for her entry in this year's ESD101 Art Show!
We are excited to announce The Colville High School Drama Club's presentation of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"! You can see our talented cast in action at the Colville High School Auditorium on March 10, 11, and 12. Tickets are $5 at the door!
Any day is a good day to decorate cookies but decorating cookies at the Panorama Preschool on Valentine’s Day is a GREAT day! Thank you, Key Club, for being such a great example and for helping out throughout the year!
The Key Club's second blood drive of the year was a success! Ten Key Club members worked the drive setting up, registering donors, and explaining how to access Fast Track, which is where donors complete their health history questionnaire. Having donors complete this before they donate helps the Vitalant staff keep the drive running smoothly. The crew processed 30 appointments, 26 registered donors, and were key in the success of collecting 25 successful donations! Great work Key Club!
Congratulations to Ady Darnold for being accepted into the 2023 NAfME (National Association for Music Education) All-Northwest Treble Choir! After competing with applicants from Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Wyoming, Ady represented Colville High School in Bellevue last weekend. Congrats Ady!!!
Colville High School will host a college preparation night TONIGHT, Tuesday, February 21, at 6:00pm in the CHS Library. The goal is to communicate with parents of students in grades 9-10-11 the steps necessary to prepare your child for the college experience. Topics of the evening will be FAFSA, College Applications, SAT, College-in-the-Classroom, and Running Start.