Secondary Report March
2017
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Academics
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Dual
credit number for comparison-
§ Fall 2012 Dual Credits-9 Tech Prep Credits-39
§ Spring 2013 Dual Credits-60 Tech Prep Credits-74
§ Fall 2013 Dual Credits-6 Tech Prep Credits-20
§ Spring 2014 Dual Credits-140 Tech Prep Credits-39
§ Fall 2014 Dual Credits-3 Tech Prep Credits-47
§ Spring 2015 Dual Credits-94 Tech Prep Credits-27
§ Spring 2016 Dual Credits 231 35 students
§ Spring 2017 Dual Credits 300 with 45 students
§ 22 of 23 seniors have a total of 356
credits, which is an average of 16 credits/senior. The senior low is 6 and the high is 28. Quite
a change in 4 years.
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Activities
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Music
students participated in the Jazz Festival a couple of weeks ago on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. All groups performed at a high level and had a great experience.
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The
Jazz Concert with the University of Idaho was held in Moscow at the UI Music
Building on Monday February 27th, 6:30pm. Students were bused to Moscow,
and the concert was the best attended since we’ve been going to the UI. We are
so fortunate to be able to have this concert for our students and community. 19
years strong and hopefully many more!
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14
students will participate in Boise at the State BPA conference this week.
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Congrats
to FFA parli-pro team that won in the recent District CDE. Congrats to the
Agronomy team that also won in the February District CDE. Congrats to Sara who
also took 1st in prepared speaking.
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Athletics
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JH
Bball has begun, and games will run through the end of the month. The schedule
is set up in quads this season for the whole league. We have 15 girls out for JH Bball and 15 boys
out for JH Bball.
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Spring
sports first practice was Feb. 24th.
§ 15 students are out for Softball-Coach
Malcom and Coach Marcell have been working with the team in the gym. First game
is Marwch 20th @ Culdesac.
§ 18 students are out for baseball-
Kevin Maurer and Brad Neumayer are back to coach again this year. First game is
March 18th vs Sandpoint in Lewiston.
§ 28 students are out for Track- Mr.
Sams is coaching, and he is assisted by Bob Schwenne and Kerby Kirkham. First
meet is March 18 in Lapwai.
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Vision
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Several
8th grade students went to SEL in Lewiston on a field trip where
students are exposed to science and engineering, along with assembly. This is
the fourth year students have participated in this field trip, and SEL has
increased the number of students we can bring each year.
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The
Health classes are involved in healthy relationships unit, which includes an
abstinence program.
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Mr.
Hanson has the tournament of the Romans happening in the World History
Class-very interactive while teaching students about the Roman Empire.
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Rec
District Update
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We
have been waiting to do some work at the fields but the weather has prevented
us from much of anything. We’re hoping to get the scoreboards up and wired in,
the baseball infield prepped and new sod put down. There is also power to get
to the dugouts and the pitching mounds, and a potable water line to be
installed at the softball field area so there is drinkable water available.
Just waiting a lot on the weather.
