Fort Vancouver High School TRAPPER TIMES

August 2014
Fort Vancouver High School
TRAPPER TIMES
FOCUS·OPPORTUNITY ·RESPONSIBILITY ·TEAMWORK
“Together We Make a Difference”
IMPORTANT DATES
Aug 25-26
12:00-2:00 Grades 10-12 Schedule Pick-Up
Aug 27
12:00-2:00 Grade 9 Orientation/Schedule
Pick-Up
Wed, Sept 3
First Day of School
Fri, Sept 5
Varsity Football—Bay @ Kiggins 7:00 pm
ADMINISTRATION
7:30-1:30 PICTURE DAY
Mon, Sept 15
1 hour early release
Mon, Sept 22
1 hour early release
Thurs, Oct 2
6:30 pm Open House/Curriculum Night
Principal
KEN ROBERTS
Associate Principal,
Special Education
9th Grade and 11th Grade A-I
Freshman Football—Bay @ Kiggins 4:30pm
Fri, Sept 12
SCOTT PARKER
DIRK HANSEN
Associate Principal,
Athletics
10th Grade and 11th Grade J-R
MARJI RUZICKA
EARLY RELEASE DATES
Associate Principal,
Curriculum
12th Grade and 11th Grade S-Z
2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR
There are sixteen Mondays during the school year that will
be 1-hour early release days:
Monday, September 15
Monday, September 22
Monday, October 13
Monday October 27
Monday, November 10
Monday November 24
Monday, December 8
These dates will be used
by teachers to work together to improve the
educational experience
for our students. Teachers will be refining instruction and assessment
to better meet the needs
of our learners.
FVHS COUNSELORS
Mike Dillman (A-E)
313-4031
Jennifer Riordan (F-La)
313-4030
Samir Sankari (Lb-Ri)
313-4032
Madeleine Nava (Rj-Z)
313-4033
Susan Holden, Graduation Support
313-4109
Monday, January 12
Monday, January 26
Monday, February 9
Monday, February 23
Monday, March 9
Monday, March 23
Proposed Supply List for Fort Vancouver Students:

3-ring binder w/college-ruled loose leaf paper

Pencils and pens

Highlighter pens

Colored pencils
Monday, April 13

Pink eraser
Monday, April 27

3-100 page composition notebooks
Monday, May 11

Subject/section dividers (seven pack)
REMEMBER:
August 25-26
12:00-2:00
Schedule pick up for 10-12 grades
August 27
12:00-2:00
Orientation/schedule pick up for 9th grade
September 3
First day of school; classes begin at 7:30 am
August 2014
Letter from the Superintendent
Dear VPS Families:
In March 2014, the U.S. Department of Education declined to renew the State of Washington’s conditional Elementary and Secondary Education Act Flexibility Waiver for schools receiving Title I, Part A
funds. Title I money helps eligible schools serve economically disadvantaged students. The result of the
federal government’s decision is that school districts in the State of Washington are now subject to requirements of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law. Outdated and widely criticized, NCLB punishes
and publicly shames schools and districts, especially those that serve large numbers of struggling students.
Many Vancouver schools fell short of making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) as defined and required
by NCLB. For our schools to make AYP, 100 percent of all students – regardless of special needs, English language mastery, or other life-impacting circumstances – were to have achieved proficiency standards. For more than a decade, policy makers in Washington, DC, have recognized that NCLB sets unfair
and unrealistic expectations, yet they have failed to fix the law.
As educators, we are committed to each and every young person reaching his or her full potential, and
we are proud of the significant academic progress of our students. While not all students have reached
proficiency, our use of targeted resources to assist struggling students and schools has made a real difference.
By reverting back to NCLB, we are required to set aside approximately 20 percent of the Title I funds
we receive from the federal government. The district must reserve the money either to transfer students
to a school that meets the NCLB requirements or pay for private tutoring services. In addition, parents
whose children attend schools that don’t meet federal standards and receive Title I funds must be notified that their child’s school is failing to meet those guidelines.
Very few schools in Washington are meeting the NCLB requirements. Some of the most successful and
highly recognized schools are labeled “failing” by flawed legislation that most educators and elected
officials – as well as the U.S. Department of Education – acknowledge as broken. The situation is untenable and warrants immediate action from the leaders making policy decisions so critically important to
our nation’s children, families, and communities.
VPS is addressing the needs of all students, including those who are most-challenged. Improvements in
student achievement are due to the collaborative efforts of teachers and staff, parents and community
members through high-quality instruction, effective leadership, and partnerships. On behalf of the
school board and our staff, I want to thank you for supporting our students and schools.
Sincerely,
Steven T. Webb, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Webb-ESA Ltr/Spanish VPS translation: 8/2014
Boletín informativo de la escuela – Agosto de 2014
Carta del Superintendente del Distrito de las Escuelas Públicas de Vancouver (VPS)
Estimadas Familias:
En marzo del 2014, el Departamento de Educación de los Estados Unidos se negó a renovar la Exención Condicional de Flexibilidad para la Ley de Educación Primaria y Secundaria del Estado de Washington para las escuelas que reciben fondos del programa federal Título I, Parte A (en inglés: “Title I, Part A”). Los fondos que se reciben a través de “Título I” ayudan a las escuelas elegibles a servir a los estudiantes con desventajas económicas. El resultado de la decisión del gobierno federal es que los
distritos escolares en el estado de Washington están ahora sujetos a los requisitos de la ley llamada “Que ningún niño se quede
atrás” (“No Child Left Behind” o “NCLB”, por sus siglas en inglés). Anticuada y ampliamente criticada, esta ley castiga y públicamente avergüenza a las escuelas y distritos, especialmente aquellos que tienen un gran número de alumnos con dificultades
académicas.
Muchas escuelas de Vancouver no lograron alcanzar el Progreso Anual Adecuado (“AYP”, por sus siglas en inglés) tal como es
definido y requerido por la ley “NCLB”. Para que nuestras escuelas alcancen el Progreso Anual Adecuado, el 100 por ciento de
todos los estudiantes – independientemente de sus necesidades especiales, dominio del idioma inglés o de otras circunstancias que
afectan sus vidas – deberá haber alcanzado los niveles de competencia académica. Durante más de una década, los diseñadores de
políticas en Washington, DC, han reconocido que “NCLB” establece expectativas injustas e irreales, sin embargo no lograron
modificar la ley.
Como educadores, estamos comprometidos a que cada uno de los jóvenes alcance todo su potencial y estamos orgullosos del
significativo progreso académico de nuestros estudiantes. Aunque no todos los estudiantes han alcanzado los niveles de
aprovechamiento académico exigidos, nuestro uso de recursos específicos para ayudar a los estudiantes con dificultades académicas y a las escuelas, ha marcado una verdadera diferencia.
Al revertir a la aplicación de la ley “Que ningún niño se quede atrás” (“NCLB”, por sus siglas en inglés), estamos obligados a
destinar aproximadamente el 20 por ciento de los fondos monetarios de “Título 1” que recibimos del gobierno federal. El distrito
debe reservar el dinero ya sea para transferir estudiantes a una escuela que cumple con los requisitos de “NCLB” o pagar por los
servicios de tutoría privada. Además, los padres de familia cuyos hijos asisten a las escuelas que no cumplen con los niveles de
exigencia federales y que reciben fondos de “Título I”, se les deberá notificar que la escuela de su hijo no está logrando cumplir
con esas normativas.
Son muy pocas las escuelas en Washington que están cumpliendo con los requisitos de la ley “ NCLB”. Algunas de las escuelas
más exitosas y altamente reconocidas están siendo identificadas como “deficientes” por una legislación con fallos que la mayoría
de los maestros y oficiales electos – así como el Departamento de Educación de Estados Unidos- reconocen como rota. Esta situación es insostenible y require acción immediata por parte de los líderes que están tomando decisiones políticas tan crucialmente
importantes para los niños de nuestro pais, familias y comunidades.
El distrito escolar “Vancouver Public Schools” (VPS, por sus siglas en inglés) está atendiendo las necesidades de todos los estudiantes, incluyendo aquellos estudiantes con las mayores dificultades. Las mejoras en el aprovechamiento estudiantil se deben a
los esfuerzos colaborativos entre los maestros y el personal, padres de familia y miembros de la comunidad a través de una instrucción de alta calidad , liderazgo efectivo y colaboración con socios. En nombre de la junta escolar y de nuestro personal,
quiero darles las gracias por apoyar a nuestros estudiantes y escuelas.
Atentamente.
Steven T. Webb, Ed.D.
Superintendente
Webb-ESA Ltr/Russian VPS translation: 8/2014
School Newsletter – Август 2014 года
Письмо Управляющего школами
Уважаемые семьи учеников, посещающих Ванкуверские государственные школы (VPS)!
В марте 2014 года Министерство образования США отказалось возобновить условное Освобождение от требований
Законодательного Акта о начальном и среднем образовании в штате Вашингтон, целью которого являлось приобретение
гибкости программ для школ, получающих фонды по программе Title I, часть A. Эти фонды помогают школам,
соответствующим критериям на их получение, предоставлять услуги учащимся из малоимущих семей. В результате
этого решения федерального правительства школьные районы штата Вашингтон теперь обязаны выполнять требования
закона «Ни одного отстающего ученика - No Child Left Behind (NCLB)». Этот устаревший и широко критикуемый закон
наказывает и «ставит к позорному столбу» школы и школьные районы, особенно те, которые обслуживают большое
число учеников, испытывающих трудности в учёбе.
Многие школы Ванкуверского района не достигли Адекватного годового прогресса (Adequate Yearly Progress - AYP), как
предусмотрено и установлено законом NCLB. Для того чтобы наши школы достигли AYP, всем 100% учащихся,
независимо от их особых нужд, уровня владения английским языком или других влияющих на жизнь обстоятельств,
было бы необходимо достигнуть требуемого стандартного уровня знаний. В течение более десяти лет политики в
Вашингтоне, столице страны, признают, что NCLB ставит несправедливые и нереальные задачи, но всё же им не удалось
изменить этот закон.
Будучи работниками сферы образования, мы считаем своим долгом помогать каждому учащемуся в достижении его
потенциальных возможностей, и мы гордимся значительным академическим прогрессом наших учеников. Несмотря на
то, что не всем учащимся удалось достичь определённого уровня академической успеваемости, наше целенаправленное
использование ресурсов в помощь испытывающим затруднения ученикам и школам принесло реальную пользу.
Поскольку вновь вступает в силу закон NCLB, от нас требуется выделить на определённые услуги 20% фондов Title I,
получаемых от федерального правительства. Наш район обязан потратить эти деньги либо на перевод учащихся в
школы, которые отвечают требованиям закона NCLB, или на оплату услуг частных репетиторов. Кроме того, родители,
чьи дети посещают школы, не отвечающие федеральным стандартам и получающие фонды Title I, должны быть
уведомлены, что школа их ребёнка не отвечают этим критериям.
Очень небольшое число школ в штате Вашингтон отвечает требованиям NCLB. Некоторые из наиболее успешных и
высоко признанных школ получили ярлыки «отстающих» в связи с применением этого несовершенного закона, который
большинство работников сферы образования и выборные должностные лица, а также Министерство образования США
считают неработающим. Эта ситуация является неприемлемой и требует незамедлительных действий от руководства,
принимающего законодательные решения, имеющие критически важное значение для детей, семей и общественности
нашей страны.
VPS работают над удовлетворением нужд всех учащихся, включая тех, кто испытывает наибольшие трудности.
Улучшения достижений учеников являются результатом совместных усилий учителей и других сотрудников, родителей
и представителей общественности при наличии качественного преподавания, эффективного руководства и партнёрских
отношений. От имени Совета директоров и наших сотрудников я хочу поблагодарить вас за поддержку наших учащихся
и школ.
С уважением,
Steven T. Webb, Ed.D.
Управляющий школами Ванкуверского района
Fort Vancouver High School is pleased to welcome two new school counselors, Jennifer Riordan and Madeleine Nava, as well as an additional half-time graduation support position that Susan Holden will be filling. If
you have questions or concerns regarding your student’s schedule, high school planning, or other issues,
please contact us at the Fort Vancouver Counseling Center. We serve students alphabetically based on their
last name. A list of our counselors, as well as their email addresses and phone numbers can be found below.
Mike Dillman (A-E)
[email protected]
313-4031
Jennifer Riordan (F-La)
[email protected]
313-4030
Samir Sankari (Lb-Ri)
[email protected]
313-4032
Madeleine Nava (Rj-Z)
[email protected]
313-4033
Susan Holden, Graduation Support
Susan [email protected]
313-4109 Rm 132
GET INVOLVED WITH GEAR UP TODAY!
GEAR UP provides services and support to students and families in order to help them prepare for life after
high school. This may be a career path or college but you will receive a variety of options if you participate
in GEAR UP!
For question and more info please contact GEAR UP staff:
Jamal McKenzie (GEAR UP Site Director at Fort Vancouver High School)
Phone:360-313-4050, Email: [email protected], Rm # 114
You may have heard of Target stores RedCard program, a credit or debit card that allows shoppers to save
5% every time they shop in the store or go online. What you may not be aware of is that Target donates 1%
of every guest purchase to the school of their choice when they use their RedCard. If you are using the RedCard at Target and want to participate in this program to benefit Fort Vancouver, visit Target.com/tcoe.
R5157—DRESS AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Prohibited dress or appearance specifically includes, but is not limited to:
1. Displaying lewd, sexual, drug, tobacco or alcohol related messages;
2. Clothing, accessories, personal items or body markings that depict or promote illegal or violent
conduct, or weapons that are prohibited at school;
3. Exhibiting a bare midriff or underwear;
4. Wearing shorts or skirts that are shorter than the wearer’s fingertips when arms are hanging down;
5. Writing, designs, or logos on clothing, accessories, personal items, or body markings that discriminate based on a person’s sex, race, religion, national origin, disability or gender orientation;
6. Wearing, carrying or displaying clothing, accessories, personal items or body markings which symbolize gang membership as reported by local law enforcement agencies.
Dress or appearance that is not specified above, but which disrupts the educational process or threatens the health or safety of the student or others as determined by the principal or designee is also prohibited. If a student is found to be in violation of the dress code, he/she will be asked to change into
appropriate attire.
A student’s dress or appearance in violation of the above is a basis for discipline.
PARKING:
All students driving vehicles must have a valid driver’s license. All student vehicles must have a valid
parking tag, which is good for one school year as long as it is driven by the person who registered it
and that person is a student at Fort Vancouver. All student vehicles must be registered in the office
with current insurance verification and may be parked ONLY in the student parking lot. Campus speed
limit is 10 mph. No reckless driving will be allowed. Application forms are available in the Administrative Annex. The school is not responsible for any damage that may be inflicted upon a parked vehicle or for any items that may be stolen from a parked vehicle.
ENFORCEMENT OF PARKING REGULATIONS
From the Clark County Sheriff’s Office
ANY vehicle parked even momentarily in a handicap parking space without an appropriate permit can be cited. Volunteers have been sworn in by the sheriff and have the authority to ask the driver
for their ID. They also have the authority to issue citations.
The district has requested the volunteers to provide enforcement in our parking lots, so please
do not park or idle in a handicap space without the proper placard or license plate.
SCHOOL ZONE ENFORCEMENT
During the month of September, Vancouver Police will be conducting additional enforcement in and
around school zones. Please encourage drivers to monitor their speed when traveling through areas
where students may be walking or riding bikes on their way to school. Extra attentiveness by drivers,
pedestrians and bicyclists is vital for safety and can save a life.
FIRE LANE RULES
Any unoccupied vehicle in a marked fire lane is subject to a parking fine and a possible tow at the
owner’s expense. It is acceptable to idle in a fire lane if someone is at the wheel and prepared to immediately move. However, no vehicle may be left without a driver at any time.
Prescription medication and non-prescription medicine to be used longer than 15 days require an Authorization for
Medication in School form to be completed and signed by the licensed health professional and also by the parent or
guardian and then turned in to the school nurse. All medications considered to be controlled substances will be kept
locked in the nurse’s office and cannot be self-administered.
Students may carry a one day supply of non-prescription medicine to take for occasional headaches, allergies, colds, etc.
This medicine must be in the original packaging and be accompanied by written permission from the parent/guardian
which includes the name of the medicine, the amount to be taken and the circumstances in which it may be taken. This
medication may NOT be shared with other students.
HIGH SCHOOL FEE SCHEDULE
2013-2014
Students on Free/Reduced Pay Half Price
WHAT’S TO SEE ON “IN THE KNOW”?
The shows are available on Comcast channel 28, as well as
www.youtube.com/vansetv
Art (Intro. I, IB)
$20
Pottery
$20
FROM THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE:
$ 8
In high school, absences cannot be excused over the
phone. If your student is absent please send a note when
he/she returns to school. Also, make sure that your address and phone numbers stay current throughout the
school year. If you should move or change any information, please come in and fill out a Student Change of
Information sheet to update your information.
Add’l Clay Bag
Art Studio
$20
Drawing I
$17
Calligraphy
$17
Photography (Beginning & Advanced
$20
Graphic Design
$25
We want our campuses to be welcoming to visitors but not at the expense of safety. This balance is
possible if we all commit to a few basic guidelines. All visitors must check into the office. If office
staff does not know the visitor by name, staff must verify the visitor’s name with picture identification.
The visitor must then be issued a visitor badge that is easy to see. If staff sees an unknown visitor in
the school without a visible badge, staff should ask to help the individual. If they don’t have a badge,
the visitor should be walked to the office to check in. If the visitor is not cooperative, the staff member
should report the issue to office staff immediately, describing the visitor and where last seen. We do
not expect staff to confront and challenge visitors. If there is any concern for the safety of others, 911
should be contacted immediately.
BACK TO SCHOOL READINESS FESTIVAL:
Save the date!
The Family-Community Resource Centers of Vancouver Public Schools (VPS) will host a back-to-school-readiness festival this summer. Go
Ready! will be held Aug. 27 from 1 to 7 p.m. at 4040 Plomondon Street (Boys and Girls Club). Students and families can get help with school
supplies, haircuts, shoe vouchers, immunizations, and access to resources. Fun activities for kids will include the Umpqua Ice Cream truck, a fire
truck, the 40 et 8 train, a police car, snacks, a raffle, and more!
Go Ready! is free and open to VPS families and students of all ages. For more information call 313-4733 or go to www.vansd.org/goready.
Не пропустите!
Этим летом Центры ресурсов для семей Ванкуверского школьного района (VPS) будут проводить праздник по подготовке к новому
учебному году. Фестиваль «На старт!» состоится 27 августа с 1:00 дня до 7 вечера по адресу: 4040 Plomondon Street (Клуб мальчиков и
девочек - Boys and Girls Club). Учащимся и их семьям может быть оказана следующая помощь: получение школьных принадлежностей и
талонов на обувь, услуги парикмахера, прививки и информация о доступе к необходимым ресурсам. Для детей будут приглашены:
фургончик с мороженым компании «Umpqua», полицейская машина, кроме того, будет предложен полдник, состоится лотерея и многое
другое!
Это мероприятие проводится бесплатно. Приглашаются все семьи нашего школьного района с учащимися всех возрастов. За
дополнительной информацией обращайтесь по телефону 313-4733 или на сайт www.vansd.org/goready .
¡Marquen la fecha!
Los Centros de Recursos para las Familias de las Escuelas Públicas de Vancouver (VPS) estarán ofreciendo un festival de preparación para el
regreso a la escuela este verano. El festival ¡Prepárate YA! o Go Ready! se celebrará el 27 de agosto de 1:00 a 7:00 de la tarde en 4040 Plomondon Street (en el Club Boys and Girls). Estudiantes y familias podrán obtener ayuda con útiles escolares, cortes de pelo, cupones para zapatos, vacunas y acceso a recursos en la comunidad. Habrá actividades divertidas para los niños, incluyendo al camion de la fábrica de helados
Umpqua, un carro de policía, merienda, una rifa de premios y mucho más!
Go Ready! es un evento gratuito para las familias y estudiantes de todas las edades del distrito escolar de VPS. Para más información, favor de
llamar al 313-4733 o visite www.vansd.org/goready.
GO Ready!
На старт!
Prepárate YA!
Back-to-School Readiness Fest
August 27, 2014
1 to 7 p.m.
4040 Plomondon Road
(Boys and Girls Club)
Free
Праздник по подготовке к
новому учебному году
27 августа, 2014 года
с 1 дня до 7 вечера
4040 Plomondon Road (Клуб
мальчиков и девочек (Boys and Girls Club)
Бесплатно
Festival de preparación para el regreso a la escuela
27 de agosto de 2014
De 1:00 a 7:00 de la tarde.
4040 Plomondon Road
(Boys and Girls Club)
¡Gratis!
Just a reminder that fall sports are just around the corner. Football starts Wednesday,
August 20th and all other fall sports start on August 25th.
To be eligible for participation students must first be cleared through the Fort Vancouver
High School Business Office. Athletes need to pick up an Athletic Clearance Packet, fill it out completely, and return it to the business office before the season begins. The clearance process starts
Tuesday, August 12th at 8:00 am.
Athletes and parents must read and sign all forms in the Athletic Clearance Packet.
Athletes are required to have medical and dental insurance. Student insurance is available for purchase. Applications are available in the business office.
Athletes must have a copy of a recent (within the last two years) sports physical on file with the
business office.
FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS ARE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS:
August 14th at Skyview
1:30—4:30 pm
August 21st at Hudson’s Bay
1:30—4:30 pm
August 25th at Fort Vancouver
1:30—4:30 pm
Athletes must meet minimum academic requirements. These are based on the last semester completed.
All athletes pay the Associated Student Body fee of $30. This is a one time fee for the school year.
All athletes pay the athletic fee of $50. This is per sport. Partial fee waivers are available for those
who qualify.
Encourage your student to participate in high school sports and extra curricular activities so
they can be a part of something special. For questions on practice schedules and fall sports being
offered, please visit our Fort Vancouver High School website or contact Fort’s athletic office at 360313-4013 or 313-4021.
Dirk Hansen, Athletic Director
FORT VANCOUVER HIGH SCHOOL
2014/15 FALL SPORTS
Scott Parker, Principal
Varsity Football
Home games @ Kiggins Bowl
8/29
Fri
Jamboree @ Kiggins
6 p.m.
9/5
Fri
A – Bay, 7 pm
9/12
Fri
A – The Dalles, 7 pm
9/19
Fri
H – White Salmon, 7
Homecoming
9/26
Fri
A – Prairie, 7 pm
10/3
Fri
H – Kelso, 5 pm
10/10
Fri
A – River, 7 pm
10/17
Fri
A – Ridgefield, 7 pm
10/24
Fri
A – Washougal, 7 pm
10/31
Fri
H – Woodland, 5 pm
Coach: Cal Szueber
Freshman Football
Home games: 4:00 @ FVHS
9/5
Fri
H – Bay, 4 p.m.
9/12
Fri
A – The Dalles
9/19
Fri
H – White Salmon
@ Kiggins, 4
9/25
Thurs
H – Prairie
10/2
Thurs
A – Kelso
10/9
Thurs
H – River
10/16
Thurs
H – La Center
10/23
Thurs
H – Washougal
10/30
Thurs
A – Woodland
Coach: Jim Wilson
Cross Country
Home meets @ David Douglas Park: 4:00
9/6
Sat
GSHL Jamboree @
CHS, 10:00 a.m.
9/12
Fri
Run a Ree @ HBHS
9/17
Wed
Trico 1A @ Vancouver
Lake, 4:00 p.m.
9/20
Sat
3-Course Challenge, @
Camp Rilea, Seaside,
OR, 9:15 a.m.
9/23
Tue
Jefferson Invite,
Jefferson, OR, 4:00 p.m.
9/30
Tue
H – Kelso
10/4
Sat
Champoeg Invite,
Champoeg State Park,
Newberg, OR, Noon
10/7
Tue
H – Prairie
10/11
Sat
George Fox XC Classic
Willamette Mission
State Park, Gervais, OR,
11:30 a.m.
10/14
Tue
A – River @
Vancouver Lake
10/22
Wed
Districts
11/1
Sat
Westside Classic,
American Lake Golf
Course, American Lake,
WA, TBD
Coach: Owen Frasier
This schedule may not be published without
permission from Vancouver Public Schools.
Dirk Hansen, Athletic Director
Volleyball
Home games: C: 4:00, JV: 5:30, V: 7pm
9/9
Tue
H – W. Salmon
9/10
Wed
H – Evergreen
9/11
Thurs
A – La Center
4:30, 5:45, 7:00
9/22
Mon
A – HBHS
9/23
Tue
A – Kings Way
9/24
Wed
H – Mt. View
9/26
Fri
A – Deaf School,
C-team only
9/27
Sat
A – Deaf School,
C-team only
9/30
Tue
A – WF West
10/2
Thurs
H – Tumwater
10/7
Tue
H – Kelso
10/9
Thurs
A – River
10/14
Tue
A – Prairie
10/16
Thurs
A – Black Hills
10/21
Tue
H – Centralia
10/23
Thurs
A – Kelso
10/28
Tue
H – River
10/30
Thurs
H – Prairie
Coach: Dennis Carline
Boys Tennis
Home games: 3:30
9/8
Mon
A – Mark Morris
9/12
Fri
H – Skyview
9/15
Mon
A – Washougal
9/17
Wed
A – HBHS
9/19
Fri
A – Prairie
9/22
Mon
H – River
9/24
Wed
A – Evergreen
9/26
Fri
H – Prairie
9/29
Mon
A – River
10/1
Wed
H – Union
10/3
Fri
A – Prairie
10/6
Mon
H – River
10/8
Wed
A – Heritage
10/10
Fri
H – Prairie
10/13
Mon
A – River
10/15
Wed
A – Battle Ground
Coach: Charles Hahn
Girls Swimming
Home games: 3:30 (home pool Propstra)
9/11
Thur
GSHL Jamboree, 4 pm
9/16
Tue
A – MM/RAL, 5 pm
9/20
Sat
Sprint Pentathlon, 10am
9/24
Wed
H – Union/HHS, 4pm
9/30
Tue
H – Camas/N. County
10/2
Thurs
A – Bay/River
10/8
Wed
H – Kelso
10/11
Sat
Kelso Invite, 10am
10/21
Tue
A – Mt. View/Evergreen
10/25
Sat
SWW Invite, 10am
10/29
Wed
Subdistricts, Propstra
11/7, 8 Fri
District Prelims, Kelso
11/14, 15
State
Coach:
Girls Soccer
Home games @ FVHS: 4:00 p.m.
9/6
Sat
A – RA Long
9/9
Tue
H – Evergreen
9/11
Thurs
H – La Center
9/13
Sat
H – Washougal, Noon
9/20
Sat
H – Woodland, Noon
9/23
Tue
A – HBHS, 6 p.m.
9/30
Tue
H – WF West
10/2
Thurs
A – Tumwater
10/7
Tue
H – Kelso
10/9
Thurs
H – River
10/14
Tue
H – Prairie
10/16
Thurs
H – Black Hills
10/21
Tue
A – Centralia
10/23
Thurs
A – Kelso
10/28
Tue
A – River
10/30
Thurs
A – Prairie
Coach: Joe Chicks
Slowpitch
Home games @ 4:00, DH @ 3:30
9/8
Mon
H – Heritage
9/10
Wed
A – Evergreen
9/11
Thurs
H – Mt. View
9/12
Fri
A – Camas
9/15
Mon
H – HBHS
9/17
Wed
A – Union
9/18
Thurs
H – Skyview
9/19
Fri
A – River
9/22
Mon
H – Battle Ground
9/24
Wed
A – Heritage
9/25
Thurs
H – Evergreen
9/29
Mon
A – Mt. View
10/1
Wed
H – Camas
10/2
Thurs
A – HBHS
10/3
Fri
H – Union
10/6
Mon
A – Skyview
10/7
Tue
H – River
10/9
Thurs
A – Battle Ground
10/13
Mon
Championship
Coach: Julie Pagel
Boys Golf
Home games: 3:30 (home course Broadmoor)
8/28
Jamboree @ 3 Rivers
9/3
Wed
H – Evergreen
9/5
Fri
A – HBHS
9/9
Tue
Jeff Hudson Invite
9/11
Thurs
H – Battle Ground
9/16
Tue
A – Heritage
9/18
Thurs
H – Hockinson
9/24
Wed
Prairie Invite
9/30
Tue
A – Skyview
10/2
Thurs
A – Kelso
10/7
Tue
H – Prairie
10/9
Thurs
A – River
10/13,14
Districts @ Tri-Mtn
Coach: Mike Witkowski
Revised: 8/20/14
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