Colville High School is thrilled to announce the addition of eSports to our lineup of student activities! Competitive gaming is more than just playing video games—it fosters teamwork, strategic thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
eSports provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills, build friendships, and even earn college scholarships in a growing industry. It’s a place where students can compete, connect, and excel—all while having fun!
For more information go to https://www.wssea.games/home and stay tuned for more updates on our teams and competitions. Let’s go Hawks!
Congratulations to the 254 Colville High School students who achieved either a perfect 4.0 GPA, High Honor Roll, or Honor Roll for Semester One for the 2024-2025 school year! Way to go Hawks, keep up the good work!
Colville High School ASB is excited to announce the return of their highly anticipated March Mania Bingo event, happening on Friday, March 7th. This family-friendly evening promises fun and entertainment for all, while raising funds to benefit CHS clubs and athletic teams.
Doors will open at 5:30 PM, with Bingo running from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Bingo cards can be purchased for $5 and includes six Bingo cards, giving plenty of chances to win fantastic prizes. In addition to Bingo, the event will feature a silent auction, raffle tickets for large prizes, and a concessions stand offering pizza, soda, water, candy, and popcorn.
CHS extends heartfelt thanks to local businesses for their generous support through donations and prizes, which help make this event a success.
Don’t miss this opportunity to support our students and enjoy a lively evening of games, auctions, and community spirit. Mark your calendars for March 7th, and join us at Colville High School for an unforgettable night!
On February 6, 2025, the Colville FFA took 23 students to the Ag Expo Farm Forum in Spokane. Students had the privilege of listening to the keynote speaker, Rob Sharkey, attending a college career fair, and farm expo.
When Mrs. Nelson asked "What was your one take away from the speaker?", most students responded in one or two ways.
1. Work hard and follow your dreams you can do anything you are willing to work for.
2. When life is hard, work hard and don't give up. Don't let others determine your ability.
ROB SHARKEY - THE SHARKFARMER • EVERYONE THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY • Rob Sharkey is not your average 5th generation Illinois grain farmer. Better known as the SharkFarmer he is a risk taker and out of the box thinker who believes everyone has a story to tell. His authentic interview style, ability to tackle controversial issues and share the triumphs and struggles of the modern farmer and business owner has catapulted him onto Sirius XM, PBS, Acres TV and 9 Seasons and counting of SharkFarmer TV on RFDTV. His unfiltered words resonate with 2.1 million listeners weekly around the world.
On Thursday, February 6th, nine Colville High School students participated in a Work-Based Learning tour of Providence Mt. Carmel Hospital. Hospital staff presented job and career opportunities from a wide range of employment areas, including medical assistants, lab techs, pharmacy techs, IT, engineering, radiology, nursing, and many more. Our students represented CHS well by engaging in mature conversations with professionals in all walks of the medical field. Thank you Providence, you made our students feel welcome and needed as they consider their future employment opportunities!
Did you know that juniors and seniors can take classes at Colville High School earning FREE college credits while also earning credit towards high school graduation? We are having an informational meeting about our DUAL CREDIT opportunities including College in the High School, Advanced Placement (AP) classes, Articulated classes, and Running Start on Wednesday, February 12 @ 6:00pm in the CHS Auditorium. Sophomores and juniors, start planning for next year. Don't miss this opportunity to get ahead!
Knowledge Bowl Trivia night at the Colville High School Cafeteria on Friday, February 7th, from 5:00 to 7:30 PM! $20 for each team of 3-5 people. Concessions available. Please email tdelyea@colsd.org if you have any questions. We hope to see you there!
The Colville High School Knowledge Bowl Team welcomes you to its first ever Trivia Night! Bring your friends from all over Stevens County to the Colville High School Cafeteria on Friday, February 7th, from 5:00 to 7:30 PM! Win roar-worthy Dinosaur Prizes at our five rounds, each carefully crafted and hosted by one of our teams. And don’t worry, you won’t go extinct from starvation: the Concession Stand will be completely stocked with tasty treats. The prices are as low as they were in the Prehistoric Times, a mere $20 for each team of 3-5 people. So don’t delay! Get your herd ready today!
Congratulations to Morgan Sands, Dane Hoogstad, Shaalin Jaiswal, Ian Horrocks, Rylee Clark & Hailey Collett. CHS Varsity 1 Knowledge Bowl Team took 7th place for the season out of 24 varsity teams. Congratulate them and wish the luck at upcoming Regionals.
The CHS Knowledge Bowl Team will be hosting a Trivia Night fundraiser on February 7th at CHS. See below for details. Tease your brain and win prizes!
The upperclassmen who volunteered as student mentors meet once a month with their freshman mentees for lunch. Today, they discussed what to expect at the end of the first semester, how credits work, and the three paths to graduation. Through these connections, freshmen gain valuable insights and a fresh perspective on navigating high school. Atta way, Hawks!
The Colville High School Key Club is hosting a blood drive in February! See below for details.
One of Colville School District's goals is to ensure the safety of all students and staff. In the spirit of continued improvement, all the Colville School District entrances are now fitted with cameras and buzz-in systems. Please be patient when entering Colville Schools as we implement the new system following Winter Break. Please remember that there is no school from Monday, December 23rd through Friday, January 3rd. We hope everybody enjoys a restful and safe holiday season. We will see everybody back at school on Monday, January 6, 2025!
The Colville School District and Launch NW have partnered together to bring a FAFSA Completion Night to Colville High School on December 11th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm for Senior students and their parents. The event will be held in the CHS Cafeteria. Dinner will be provided and each family that completes their FAFSA application will be entered into a raffle drawing! Please call the CHS counseling office if you have any questions. Thank you and have a great evening!
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!
