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.
SNOW MAKE-UP DAY: School was canceled on November 30th due to inclement weather. This year, make-up days will be added to the end of the year, which makes June 12th our new last day of school, and is an early release day. June 9th, the original last day, will be a full day. Presidents’ Day weekend remains a four day weekend with no school from this Friday, February 17th through Monday February 20th. If you have any questions, please call your student’s school office.
The Colville School District would like to apologize for the late notice regarding the makeup day for the snow cancellation. The February 17th day could not be used due to a conflict between staff calendars. In the future, all school cancellation days will be clearly marked on the district calendar and communicated clearly with parents as soon as possible after the school cancellation.
Mark your calendar! Colville High School will host a college preparation night on Tuesday, February 21, at 6:00pm in the CHS Library. The goal of this night will be 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. This meeting will be held in person at CHS at 6:00 pm in the library.
On Thursday, February 9th, Mrs. Nelson took a group of students to the Spokane Ag Expo, the largest farm show in the Inland Northwest! Ag Expo is a place where agriculture professionals meet to collaborate, connect, and create new relationships. This creates a platform for the next generation of agriculture professionals to GROW through exposure to industry pathways. This exposure encourages our Hawks to think about the endless possibilities for their own futures!
Mrs. Ressa's Leadership class visited our preschool yesterday. They made spin art together. This is a great way for our students to mentor our future Crimson Hawks! Everyone had a great time!
The CHS “B or Better Bash” for Semester 1 was a hit! This is a quarterly celebration for students who receive all B’s or better on their report card! Festivities for the celebration included bowling, refreshments, and prizes. 152 students were eligible to attend the celebration. Keep up the good work Hawks!
The CHS Spring Newsletter will be mailed to homes on Tuesday, February 7th. Here's your sneak peak!
Colville High School's Medical Assistant Program was interviewed by KHQ TV highlighting STEM programs.
https://youtu.be/0g6dn2CmKkw
The Colville High School Medical Assistant Class was recently recognized by KHQ News as a part of their Inland Northwest S.T.E.M. (Science Technology Engineering Math) segment. Click the following link to see the video footage. https://youtu.be/0g6dn2CmKkw
Atta way Hawks!
Four of our CHS welding students traveled to the regional Skills USA competition at the Spokane Community College last week. The students did pretty well for their first time competing! One of our members placed 7th out of 31 students and was Colville's highest placing student. Students competed in SMAW, GMAW, GTAW Welding, Oxy-Fuel Cutting, and a written knowledge test. Every student said they enjoyed the experience and would do it again if given the chance.
Colville School District will be having Parent-Teacher Conferences on Monday January 23rd. 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!
Seniors and Senior Parents - Please remember that senior yearbook ad forms, photos and payment are due to the school office by February 15th. Information (including the necessary form) was mailed to senior home addresses this fall as well as emailed to senior parent email addresses on January 19th. Please call the school office if you have questions.
Omak has canceled tomorrow's home basketball games due to anticipated inclement weather and hazardous road conditions. Boys and girls basketball will have practice instead. Girls practice from 8:00 to 10:45 in the morning and boys will practice from 3:00 to 5:30 in the afternoon. Thank you!
Please remember that there is no school from Monday, December 19th through Monday, January 2nd. We hope everybody enjoys a restful and safe holiday season. We will see everybody back at school on Tuesday, January 3, 2023.
On December 12, members of the CHS Key Club visited Panorama Preschool to volunteer in Mrs. Roger's class as part of their Holiday Family Day celebration. The preschoolers love to work with the older students and Santa even made an appearance!
Colville Schools will be on a two hour late start today, Friday December 9. Please be advised that all school transportation will arrive two hours later than their normal times. Please contact your student’s school directly with questions. Remember to stay safe!
UPDATE: The Colville School District will be closed today due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions. Please contact your student’s school directly with questions. Stay safe!
Colville Schools will be on a two hour late start today. Please be advised that all school transportation will arrive two hours later than their normal times. Please contact your student’s school directly with questions. Remember to stay safe!
Attention Volleyball Parents and Athletes,
Due to the weather the Volleyball Banquet tonight has been canceled and will be rescheduled for a later date. Please be safe and have a great Thanksgiving break. Thank you!
The Colville High School student body's annual Thanksgiving food drive competition gathered 1,400 pounds of food for our local food bank. Each second period class competed to see which could earn the most points. Points are calculated by total weight and extra points are earned by bringing in specific food and/or monetary donations. Mrs. Flugel's class won the competition with 3,000 points! Thank you to all of the students who participated. Way to go Hawks!
