Bantam Robotics traveled to Bellingham on Saturday to compete in the ROBO-BASH tournament. Our R2Perfect team fought hard and made it to the semifinals! This is a huge accomplishment for a first-year freshman team as they competed against 53 WA teams! Congratulations to R2Perfect on their success at the event and congratulations to all of our Bantam Robotics teams on their fantastic season!
National School Counseling Week 2023 highlights the essential contribution of school counselors within U.S. school systems and their tremendous impact in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career. A huge thanks goes out to our amazing School Counselors here at CHS: Jeff, Janet, Sydni, and Sierra.
Our wrestlers leave for districts today at 11:30 am. Districts are at the Spokane Convention Center today and tomorrow. Good luck Bantam Wrestlers!
Students in Mrs. Swanson's Biology Class are learning about the lymphatic system and they are using our Anatomage Table. An Anatomage Table is a 3D segmented representation of real human anatomy. It allows our students to visualize anatomy exactly as they would on a fresh cadaver. The tool is such a cool resource for our teachers and students! Thank you voters. This was purchased as a part of the capital projects levy that passed in 2020.
We are hosting a Financial Aid night on February 16th from 5:30-7:30 Pm in our Library. This is for seniors and senior parents/guardians. Please RSVP by February 8th by contacting Mr. McElroy at bmcelroy@earlyoutreach.wsu.edu.
We raised over $800 for our charities during our Drive-By Fundraiser! Thank you Clarkston! It is because of our community that we are able to do what we do every day. Thank you all for your support! The money raised will be given to our Golden Throne charities (Tefft Family, Suicide Prevention of the Inland Northwest, Habitat for Humanity, and the United Way).
Golden Plunger is tonight at Lewiston High School at 7 PM. Come cheer on our Bantam Wrestlers as they take on the Lewiston Bengals!
Next week is Golden Throne! Tickets are $5 and go on sale Monday at noon!
Clarkston High School Bond Website -- The Clarkston School District unveiled a new website (https://www.csdk12.org/o/csdwa/page/2023-clarkston-bond) this week to provide information and answer questions about the upcoming school bond, slated to arrive in voters’ hands in April 2023. The website includes virtual images of the inside and outside of the building. It also contains a list of frequently asked questions and four links for users to visit that show a virtual reality (VR) representation of a classroom, science lab, learning commons, and a career and technical education (CTE) space.
Clarkston High School does not have school Monday, January 16th, to honor and celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Congratulations Taryn! Taryn has signed to play soccer for Columbia Basin College next year.
Teen Suicide Prevention - Featured Documentary
Tonight will be our first concert of the year. You’ll hear a portion of holiday music featuring the bands and choirs. Come and enjoy the music at 7 pm.
Winter Break
Yesterday we celebrated Computer Science Education week by hosting an Hour of Code event here at CHS. Students and community members used block-based coding and the Python programming language to complete a variety of coding challenges. The worldwide Hour of Code movement has served 1,557,400,132 individuals this year! We are honored to help give everyone a chance to explore CS and to be one of 102 schools in the U.S. named a CS Leader and awarded $10,000 by @codeorg to expand computer science at our school.
#HourofCode #CSLeader #CSEdWeek #CelebratingProgress
https://codeorg.medium.com/congratulations-to-the-winners-of-the-cs-leaders-prize-14f2ae0072aa
Motivational Speaker, Jeff Yalden, in Clarkston on December 5, 2022
We want to thank Stacia Morfin, Lightin Creek Drum (Josh Henry, Savian Henry, Thomas Williamson, Kayden Williamson, & TJ Flores), and Nimiipuu Traditional Dancers (Dana Sotomish, Stacia's daughter, Red Bear McCloud, & Seton Powaukee) for coming to CHS and sharing with us during our Native American History Month Assembly.
November is the time to be thankful, a time to remember, and to embrace those who enrich our lives. We are thankful for many things, but we are most grateful for our students, staff, and community!
Our Clarkston High School’s JROTC program was able to join the Lewis Clark Valley Chamber of Commerce in welcoming Governor Brad Little and the newly elected Idaho Legislators to the Lewis Clark Valley.
Foods Class is making the hallways smell delicious.
