February 13:
Cheerleading Tryout Clinic.
Are you planning on trying
out for a High School, Junior High or All Star cheer squad? Are you
wondering what most cheer coaches are looking for in a cheerleader? Do
you know what is required for a cheer tryout? This clinic is for you!
Material will be taught by state certified cheer coaches. Voice
technique, flexibility, movement technique, conditioning, jumps and spirit
will be reviewed. The cost is $30.00 for the first cheerleader and $50.00
for 2 or more family members. This clinic is open to students between
the ages of 12 and 18. Pre-registration is recommended or same-day
registration is offered. If
questions contact Tabitha Perry at (360) 662-2303 or email
Coach Perry.
Click here for registration
packets.
February
15:
NO SCHOOL – Presidents’ Day Holiday
February 18, 22 EXHIBIT TO BE AT KSS:
Since 1997, the Gilder Lehrman
Institute has developed traveling panel exhibitions for display at schools,
libraries, and historic sites. Composed of interlocking panels with graphic
reproductions of rare documents, images, and interpretive text, these
exhibitions circulate nationwide, providing an introduction to critical
topics in American history for students, teachers, and the public. The
exhibit "Frederick Douglass from Slavery to Freedom: the Journey to New
York City" traces Douglass’ life under slavery and his daring journey to
freedom based upon selected excerpts from Douglass’ autobiography. It
highlights the role of literacy in enabling Douglass to resist bondage and,
once free, to champion civil rights for all Americans.
The exhibit is free and open to the public three different nights
from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Klahowya Library.
February
19:
Deadline for Senior Memories. Parents
have the opportunity to purchase space in the yearbook to acknowledge their
grad.
Click here for more information.
February 19:
Pep
assembly 7:25-7:55 a.m. in the gym
February
26:
All District Dance at Ridgetop JH High.
First Semester Awards Assembly.
March 1:
High school spring sports are just around the
corner. The first day of practice is Monday, March 1. Please make sure that
all athletic paperwork (physical form and athletic clearance form) are
completed before the first day. If you have any questions regarding
eligibility for your student, contact Mr. Winters, athletic director, at
662-4086.
March 1:
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
MARCH 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13. 7:00
p.m. KSS Theatre.
Click here to view cast and
crew.
March 12:
NO SCHOOL – Non-Student
(LID/Teacher Training) Day
March 29 – April 2:
NO SCHOOL – Spring Break
MATH
TUTORING - EVERY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday
2:15-3:00 p.m. Library. No
transportation provided.
CONGRATULATIONS!
The Klahowya girls bowling team did a great job at state this weekend.
Carys Bailey won the individual state title with a 190
average over three games. The team took 7th place overall.
Congratulations to our Eagle wrestlers that won the district tournament this
weekend.
Of
the 19 wrestlers entered 16 will be wrestling next weekend in the Regional
Tournament at Washington High School.
Half of the 16 advancing made it into the finals and 6 of the eight
finalists earned a district title.
Champions include: Adam Burchett (103lb), Joe
Sawyers (140lb), Ammon Jensen (145lb),
Neil Sell (152lb), Nehemiah Salo (160lb) and
Jeff Haga (171lb) Runners up: Jared Sell (125lb) and
Connor Veach (112lb)
Read more:
Wrestlers Keep Advancing
2/19 & 2/20 State (Tacoma Dome) Fri. & Sat.
GO EAGLES!
