Chiawana High School - Pasco School District

Chiawana High School
Newsletter
www.psd1.org/chiawanahighschool Volume 2: Issue 1/October 2010
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Welcome Back Riverhawks
August 30 welcomed over 700 freshmen from Ochoa, McLoughlin
and Stevens Middle Schools to their first day of high school.
Freshmen were given a standing ovation from CHS staff as they
entered the building. Students attended a morning orientation
assembly in the gym and later were escorted around the campus
by Link Crew Leaders. Freshmen were able to have the campus
to themselves to get familiar with their new surroundings and
classes.
The following day, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors joined the
Freshmen. All the classrooms are filled this year with an enrollment
of over 2050 students. All students were given blue and
silver beads to wear as they entered the building to start the
school spirit for the year.
Some fun at the pep assembly-who are these guys?
Inside this Issue:
Art Dedication
A Note from the Principal
Senior Information
CTE News
Upcoming Events & Activities
Testing Information
Dates to Remember
Freshmen orientation-wonder what they were getting orientated about?
Chiawana—Gravel Pit Champions
September 10, 2010 marked another
historic event. The first ―Gravel Pit
Championship” was played between
the Chiawana Riverhawks and the
Pasco Bulldogs. It was a Friday night
to remember as over 7,000 Pasco
fans turned out to watch this cross
town rivalry. Even though it was not a
“The Rock”
league game, it was probably “the
game” of the year. What was at stake? Who would take home
“The Rock?‖ Pasco Pride was in the air!
Earlier in the day, Chiawana held it’s first pep assembly of the
year, with each class showing their school spirit. White t-shirts
were made just for the game and Chiawana students and staff
marched en masse into the stadium. It was a sight to see, a sea
of white on one side and a sea of purple on the other side. In the
end, it was a Riverhawk victory (37-14) and “The Rock” was
brought home to Chiawana. The sportsmanship was exemplary
on both sides between the players and the fans.
Great job Riverhawks!
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The “FISH”
Philosophy
Chiawana is continuing to
develop a culture that builds
relationships and holds students and staff accountable
for high standards. The “FISH” Philosophy
will continue to be a top priority and guideline:
Be There: Be physically and emotionally
present for people, especially when they
need you. It’s a powerful message of respect
that strengthens relationships.
Play: Constantly look for ways to be creative
and have fun while working. Let your
curiosity and lightheartedness fuel your
enthusiasm.
Make Their Day: Find special ways to
connect with everyone you encounter, for
no other reason than to brighten their day.
Choose Your Attitude: No matter the
situation, take responsibility for consciously
choosing how you want to show up in the
world.
With us all working together to embrace these four
practices, think about what we can do—Chiawana
High School will be world class!
Chiawana Mosaic and Glass Mural Dedicated
“Seeing Blue” is a great art piece commissioned
by Mike Mandel. The art consists of
four porcelain and glass mosaic murals
measuring 13’ high by 18’3‖ wide. They are
located in the hallway leading into the student
mall. The mural, an official part of the
State Art Collection, was provided by the
Washington State Arts Commission, in
partnership with Pasco School District.
“The funds for the artwork are provided
by the State for newly constructed
schools, or schools with constructed
additions,” says Superintendent Saundra
Hill. “The school was provided with
funds for the state-mandated project,
with strict guidelines about how the
money could be spent.” Chiawana Principal,
Teri Kessie, served on the committee
and worked closely with the Washington
State Arts Commission throughout the process
to make sure Chiawana students also
had a voice in the process. “The first
Pasco High School building is part of the
design to recognize PHS as part of the
Chiawana legacy,” says Kessie. “Blue is
an important identifying color for Chiawana,
and the motto „See Blue In All You
Do‟ guides students to understand their
responsibility to develop a moral and
ethical grounding and to have the courage
to achieve.”
This massive mural contains images of CHS
students, Danielle Loving, Kathryn
Goatcher, Macario Trevino, Duyen Tran
and Dennis Farrell. They are depicted at
work and play, as well as the Blue Bridge.
The dedication ceremony preceded Chiawana’s
Open House on September 21.
“Seeing Blue” by artist Mike Mandel
Hawk Time
CHS students have a block of time four days a
week called Hawk Time. This 30-minute time period
is built
into their
schedules
and enables
students to
catch up on
missed as-
signments,
homework,
lab work, etc.
This time is very valuable for students if they use it
to their advantage. Every student must be in a
designated location. It is not a social time for
students and they are not allowed off campus or
roaming the halls.
Danielle Loving
Macario Trevino-Dennis Farrell-
Duyen Tran
Kathryn Goatcher
PSAT Testing
10 th & 11 th Graders
Saturday, October 16
8:00 am @ CHS
(cost is $13.00—sign up in ASB office)
Parent
Portal
Parents, stay on top of
your student’s progress
by using our
Parent Portal. This
link allows parents
to view their student’s
grades, attendance and
assignments via the internet. You may also
contact teachers and receive automatic
updates regarding your student’s academic
progress by e-mail.
Log on the Chiawana High School website,
www.psd1.org/chiawanahighschool, click
on PowerSchool, click on Parent Portal,
enter your secure password. If you do not
have a password, contact Renae Koop at
543-6786, Ext. 5530.
Quote: Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering
can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved. by Helen Keller

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A Note From the Principal
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Welcome back! I am excited about
our start to the new year. The roller
coaster ride we experienced in our first
year seems to have evened out and
we have had a much smoother start to
our year. I won’t say it has all been
perfect, but we are making progress
that way.
One of the things that we have tried to do is to develop a culture
where our kids choose to do the right thing, even in the face
of adversity, which is the meaning of our slogan, “See Blue in
All You Do.” I am continually amazed by our students as I
watch them do just that. I wanted to share a few examples with
you:
Link Crew Leaders, comprised of 75 juniors and seniors,
gave up two days of their summer vacation to prepare
for our freshmen day and welcomed the new
Hawks into the nest.
Leadership students planned an awesome assembly
before the Pasco High game that encouraged positive
support for our team rather than negativity toward the
opposing team.
When we ran out of t-shirts before the last student in line
got one, a student leader took his shirt off and gave it to
the student, so that all kids who waited in the two hour
line could have one.
Chiawana High School won first place at the Alzheimer‟s
Walk for raising the most money out of any
other school. Stop by and check out the four foot traveling
trophy in the Student Athletic and Activity Center.
With all the cynicism that is portrayed in the media about
―teenagers today,‖ I wanted you to know that many Chiawana
Riverhawks are stepping up to the plate to do the right thing.
You can be very proud of your kids!
Each
student
was given
a Chiawana
Student Handbook at the
beginning of the school year.
This handbook contains very
important information that you
and your student should know.
Please take time to read and
review the handbook with your
student.
Principal, Teri Kessie
Student Handbooks
The handbook includes:
Student Rights & Responsibilities
Student Dress Code
Attendance Policies
Grading/Credit Information
Electronic & Disruptive
Devices Policy
Disciplinary Policies
Bell Schedules
Extra Curricular Activities
Get to Know Our CHS Administrators/Support Staff
Chiawana High School has been designed to facilitate student success
through student support teams. Your student has been assigned to a wing by
the color of his/her badge. Each wing home-base consists of an assistant
principal, counselor, secretary, student achievement specialist, and security
person. If you have any concerns about your student please call 543-6786
and then the extension number below:
Brian Baker
Domingo Gonzales
Laurine Carey
Blanca Zepeda
Robert Elizondo
Ginaflor Hinnant
Gabriela Barraza
Maria Lara
Tony Rubalcava
Renee Matson
Brian Thomas
Deanna Aranda
Amy Munoz
Teri Kessie
Tina Hernandez
K. C. Bennion
John Cazier
Alisha Miller
“B” Wing—Blue Badge
Assistant Principal
Counselor
Secretary
Student Achievement Specialist
“C” Wing—Mustard Badge
Assistant Principal
Counselor
Secretary
Student Achievement Specialist
“D” Wing—Green Badge
Tutoring Opportunities
for CHS Students
Assistant Principal
Counselor
Counselor
Secretary
Student Achievement Specialist
Principal
Principal Secretary
Counselor
Athletic Director
Athletic Secretary
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5709
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5687
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5690
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5510
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Once again the WSU Tri-Cities GEAR-UP
(Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness
for Undergraduate Programs) Program is
offering a variety of tutoring opportunities for
CHS students. Please encourage your student to take advantage of these
opportunities:
7:10-7:45 am—Athletic eligibility (this time is dedicated to student
athletes)
9:42-10:12 am (everyday except Thursdays)—Hawktime—
students need a staff referral (teacher, counselor, SAS or administrator)
1st—7th periods—Teacher referral only
2:35-5:00 pm—Open to all students (closes at 4:00 pm on Fridays)
Tutoring is in the Talon Room (# 2097-D-Wing). For more information, contact
Rafael DeLeon at 543-6786, x 5763 or e-mail rdeleon@psd1.org.
Fun Fact: It takes 17 muscles to smile…..43 muscles to frown.

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ATP Needs You!
The votes are counted and the following students were
elected as ASB and CHS Class Officers for 2010-
2011. These students will be planning events and
activities for the year under the direction of Sarah Le-
Duc, Leadership Advisor.
ASB Executive Officers—2010-11
President– Austin Steele
Vice President—Veronica Aguirre
Secretary—Amairani Diaz
Treasurer—Josh Smith
Co-Treasurer—Alex Silva
Activities Coordinator—Spencer Steele
Public Relations Officers—Jared Costanzo &
Taylor Rambo
Senior Class Officers
President—Scott Middleton
Vice President—Carra McManamon
Secretary—Jennifer Renteria
Junior Class Officers
President—Kellsey Flieger
Vice President—CJ Edrington
Secretary—Cindy Juarez
Sophomore Class Officers
President—Taylor Gordon
Vice President—Ilennis Martinez
Secretary—Bianca Gonzales
Freshmen Class Officers
President—McKinley Powers
Vice President—Jadelyn Breier
Secretary—Danika Pink
Parents, are you looking for a way
to get involved with your child‟s
school? Then ATP (Action Team for
Partnerships) is the place to be!
ATP’s goal is to organize and sustain
an active productive program that involves
school, family and community.
This unique partnership plans many
activities for students and families
CHS Senior, Courtney Campbell,
has been selected as the first Chiawana
High School student representative
to the Pasco School Board. Student
representatives offer input from
the student’s point of view to the
school board. They are not able to
vote on issues, but they have a voice.
Courtney has been raised in the Pasco
School District since kindergarten and
is very excited to be representing CHS.
throughout the year.
Visit our website for upcoming meetings.
For more information, contact
Robert Gutierrez at 543-6786, Ext.
5580 or, e-mail rgutierrez@psd1.org.
Become a part of the Chiawana community!
2010-2011 School Board Student Representative
In addition to her new responsibility,
she plans on running for president of
the National Honor Society, spends
time volunteering at Lourdes Medical
Center and holds down a part-time job.
Upon graduation she plans on attending
Oregon State University. She is
the daughter of Duane and Debbie
Welch and is one of 13 children.
New Representative for the State Board of Education
Junior, Jared Costanzo, has been
chosen as the newest student representative
to the Washington State
Board of Education. The Board acts
as an advocate across the state to:
1) Improve achievement for all students.
2) Improve graduation rates.
3) Improve student preparation for post
-secondary education and the 21st
century world of work and citizenship.
Two students from eastern and western
Washington are chosen to serve a
two-year term. Jared was selected
after a competitive application process
and interview. Jared serves as an
ASB Public Relations Officer, CHS
representative to the Pasco School
District’s strategic planning sessions,
and a student representative to the
Seattle conference of the Washington
State School Director’s Association.
Fun Fact: The most productive day of the week is Tuesday!

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Senior Class Officers
President—Scott Middleton
Vice President—Carra McManamon
Secretary—Jennifer Renteria
Senior Class Advisor—Shanda Riehle
Seniors Pictures Due
Seniors, your senior picture for the yearbook is
due to Sara Smith (Room F-1220) by Friday,
October 29. They may be submitted on a
thumbdrive, CD, or a hard copy. Don‟t delay!
Senior Project Deadlines
October 28—Letter of Intent/Petition Form/Mentor
Registration
November 3—One to Two Samples of Best Work
December 9—Personal Statement
January 20—Application Completed
February 17—Two Letters of Recommendation
March 10—Resume
April 11-15—Experience Log (15 hours)
April 25-29—Portfolio
May 23-24—Senior Boards
Seniors, make sure you know these dates. Information
will also be posted on the website. Questions, e-mail Debbie
Harker @ dharker@psd1.org.
Jostens
Attention Seniors!
Jostens will be meeting with seniors
during all civic classes on October
11 to answer questions and place orders.
Senior Parents—Please
Take Survey
Parents, click on the link below and take
our “Graduation Time Preference
Survey.” We value your input.
http://www.psd1.org/chiawanahighschool/lib/
chiawanahighschool/
Chiawana_High_School_Graduation_Time_Preference.mht
Destination Graduation!
Destination Graduation! Chiawana’s
seniors are marching towards graduation
and will go down in history as
Chiawana’s first graduating class. Staff
and students are already planning for
this historic event.
Seniors have a packed year ahead of
them. They will be participating in the
―Enterprise‖ project in December, completing
their own ―Senior Project‖, applying
for colleges and scholarships,
Chiawana Seniors will be participating
in the 11th annual ―Enterprise Project”
sponsored by Washington Business
Week and Pasco
School District. Enterprise
is a Washington
Business Week in-school
program for all senior
students in the Pasco
School District. Seniors
from all three PSD high
schools will be participating.
What is Enterprise? It is a week-long
program where students are divided
into ―companies‖ with a company advisor
(community volunteer) who leads
them in a business simulation program.
Students will be bussed from
Junior/Senior
Information Night
Tuesday, October 19
6:30-8:00 PM
Enterprise 2010
getting all their
credits in order,
taking senior pictures,
participating
in sports and
clubs, studying and having fun along
the way. The administration and staff
are eager to help them achieve their
goals. Parents, we also ask that you
help your senior stay on track during
the year to meet all their deadlines.
their high school to TRAC each day.
During the week each company will
create a new product, learn marketing
skills, create a web-page
and participate in a tradeshow.
Each company will
be in competition with all
the other companies for
the grand prize! Past
graduates have commented
that “Enterprise
was the highlight of their
senior year!”
Many volunteers are needed for Enterprise
to be successful. If you would
like to volunteer or would like more
information, e-mail Debbie Harker @
dharker@psd1.org.
All Seniors/Juniors and Parents
are encouraged to attend this in-
formational evening. Representatives from colleges,
military and Jostens will be there to answer ques-
tions! Also, important information regarding
graduation will be presented.
CHS CLASS OF 2011 ~ DESTINATION GRADUATION!

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Othello Fair Winners
Congratulations to two CHS
FFA members who walked
away with Grand Champion
trophies at the Othello Fair this summer.
CHS Foreign
Exchange Students
Danika Pink had the Grand
Champion Hog and Shelby
English had the Grand
Champion Lamb.
Chiawana has students from
around the world! This year
welcomes four foreign exchange
students and they are
the first ever International Exchange students at
CHS. They arrived in the U.S. in August and are
living with host families in Pasco. Students are
selected by a small group of staff at Chiawana.
Throughout the year they will participate in a variety
of activities with students who are in the International
Club and other exchange students in the Tri-
City area. CHS welcomes:
Frida Alfthan (Senior) - Sweden
Aissata Diallo (Senior) - France
Elise Gudbrandesen (Senior) - Norway
Killian Kammler (Junior) - Germany
If you have an interest in becoming a foreign exchange
student or would like to participate in the
International Club, contact Mary Beltran at 543-
6786, x 5560 or e-mail mbeltran@psd1.org.
Hawk‟s Nest Open
CHS has it’s own school store, the ―Hawk‟s Nest,”
located in the student mall. It is operated by students
enrolled in marketing classes. They are open
before school and during both lunches. They sell a
variety of drinks and snacks. Also, if you’re looking
for CHS logo clothing they have a variety of t-shirts
and sweatshirts.
Come and check us out!
National DECA Week - October 10-16
DECA will be kicking off the new year by
celebrating “National DECA Week,” the
week of October 10-16. CHS DECA students
are planning a week of fun activities
to promote DECA, which is the largest club
on campus. Their mission is to recruit new
members. What is DECA? DECA is an
international organization that strives to
prepare the leaders and entrepreneurs of
tomorrow. Why join DECA? If you like
competition, travel, love to meet interesting
people from all over the world, participate
in community service projects,
scholarship opportunities, then this club
is for you!
The officer team and DECA members will
be traveling to Bellevue on October 14-26 to
participate in the “Fall Leadership Conference.”
This year’s officer team includes:
Is your piggy bank running
low? Did you know that CHS
has it’s own credit union?
Yes, our credit union is a partnership
with Gesa Credit
Union. Juli Barquist’s advanced
accounting students
run the credit union and are
excited to serve and educate
students about credit unions, savings/
Is Your Piggy Bank Running Low?
All students in Financial Literacy classes will
be participating in Mock Interviews on
Tuesday, November 2. Mock Interviews
equip our students for the real world-of-work
by enhancing their interview skills. Students
will apply for various jobs and are interviewed
by community members, local business
members and school personnel. Without
the help from the community this project
would not be possible.
President—Darylin Questad
Vice President—Tori Banks
Administrative Assistant—Atara
Young
VP of Finance—Howard Durrant
VP of Public Relations—Deanna
Boyle
VP of Store Marketing & Management—Sarah
Kadinger
Event Managers—Shylo Gray & Carra
McManamon
VP of Recruiting & Membership—Eric
Garcia
CAP/Historian—Shanice Butts (Lead)/
Ashley Good & Jessica Ibarra (Team
Members)
Special Teams—-Solo Parkhotyuk,
Esther Noyola, Danielle Questad,
Jasmine Simms-Hicks, CJ Jones,
Jason Toyoda
checking accounts, loan applications,
debit or credit cards.
“Big Kickoff to Savings,” is
the theme for this year’s grand
opening, October 25-29. The
credit union is open during both
lunch periods and is located
next to the Hawk’s Nest in the
student mall.
Volunteers Needed for Mock Interviews
If you
would be
interested
in volunteering
as
a judge, please contact Margarita Mendoza
in Student Services at 543-6786, x 5699 or
e-mail mmendoza@psd1.org.
Fun Fact: The average person will consume 10,000 chocolate bars in their lifetime!

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Candy Drive
October Community Service Project
For the month of October, CHS Leadership students
will be collecting fun-sized bags of candy
for their Trunk or Treat event at Virgie Robinson
Elementary School.
6th Hour classes will be collecting candy
from October 4-29 (fun-sized bags)
October 22— Movie Night “Ghostbusters II”
@ 6:00 pm-bring a fun-sized bag of
candy for admission (CHS students only)
October 29—Trunk or Treat @ Virgie Robinson
Elementary @ 6:30-8:30 pm
Jazz Choir Raising Funds
for New York
CHS Jazz Choir has been invited to
New York City this spring to sing in
Carnegie Hall. They will be holding
fundraisers throughout the year to help
pay for this amazing opportunity. If you would like to donate
to this worthy cause, contact Debi Eng at 543-6786, x 5574
or e-mail deng@psd1.org.
CHS Music Department
Presents Fall Concert
Thursday—October 28
@ 7:00 pm
(admission free)
Alzheimer‟s Awareness Week
September 13-17
“Alzheimer‟s Awareness Week” was sponsored by CHS
Leadership students. Their mission was to bring awareness
to this disease that affects 5.3 million people. They were also
in competition with Pasco High School. CHS once again
brought home the trophy for raising the most funds, over
$1,400. Way to go Riverhawks!
CHS Marching Band Takes 8 th Place
Dozens of bands marched into Edgar Brown Stadium
on Saturday, October 2 to participate in the 29th annual
Cavalcade of Bands Festival. High school
marching bands from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana competed for top honors. This competition is one of the premier
marching band competitions in the Northwest.
The pageantry displayed by each band is spectacular to see and the
competition is fierce. At the end of the day (a long day) Chiawana‟s
Marching Band brought home 2 nd place honors in their division and
8 th place overall. In only its first year, the Riverhawks are beating many
strong and established marching band programs. Our students deserve
all the credit because of their incredible work ethic by putting in countless
hours of rehearsals and sectional rehearsals.
Congratulations Riverhawk Marching Band!
Red Ribbon Week
October 25-29
29
Red Ribbon Week is a nationally recognized drug-free campaign
hosted by students in schools across the country. During this campaign,
students are given the opportunity to learn about the harmful
effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use through daily anti-drug
awareness activities and education. On the last day of this week-long
campaign, students are asked to make a pledge and pin a red ribbon
to their clothing as an outward sign of their commitment. Will you
make a pledge to remain drug-free this year?
Get Involved! If you would like to join a “School-
Wide Prevention Group” and volunteer to help plan this year’s Red
Ribbon Week activities, please contact Lindsey Mott, Prevention/
Intervention Specialist, at 543-6786, x 5704 or e-mail
lmott@psd1.org. Imagine the positive impact you can make at
Chiawana by promoting a drug-free school!
Senior Athletes & Parents Honored
Senior athletes and their parents will be honored at the following
games:
October 12—Varsity Soccer @ 6:45 pm (CHS vs
Moses Lake @ CHS soccer field)
October 21—Varsity Volleyball @ 6:55 pm (CHS vs
Richland @ CHS gym)
Become a CHS Booster Club Member:
Contact Debbie Hughes for more information
at chiawanaboosterclub@yahoo.com.

CHS students and staff were all about “Seeing
Blue In All You Do,” the week of September 27-
October 1. “In the Wild” was the theme as students
and staff dressed up reflecting a different
theme each day. Competitions between the
classes started with decorating the halls. The
week culminated with a pep assembly and the
coronation of the Fall Ball Royalty. A standing
ovation by the whole student body and staff was
given to life skills royalty, Leanne Coburn and
Garrett Ossman, as they were crowned Duchess
and Duke of the Fall Ball. Congratulations to the
CHS Football team for their victory over Richland!
Fall Ball Royalty
King & Queen—Nick Stallbaum and Atara
Young
Senior Princesses—Emily Nelson & Nayra
Negrete
Senior Princes—Nick Garcia & Ivan Nunez
Junior Princesses—Hailey Boice & Erika
Salsbury
Junior Princes—CJ Edrington & Alfonso
Estrade
Sophomore Princesses—Taylor Gordon
& Madison Powers
Sophomore Princes—Absalon Hernandez
& Marcos Loza
Freshmen Princesses—Aimee Castellanos
& Maria Valero
Freshmen Princes—Diego Loza & Orlanda
Sanchez
CHS Duke & Duchness—Garrett Ossman
& Leanne Coburn
Competitions
Hallway Decorations—Freshmen Class
Group Games Night Winners—
Sophomore & Junior Classes (tie)
Dress Up Days Winners—Seniors
Overall Spirit Week Champions—
Freshmen
Staff Dress-Up Days
Rebecca Rodriquez—Grand Prize Winner
Shelli Brand—Survivor Day
Melissa Bradley—Camo Day
Julie Stadelman—Tie Dye Day
Laura Sirockman—Theme Day
Judy Hatchett—Spirit Day
Dancing With the Stars—here we come! CHS teachers,
Steve Davis, Vernon Williams and Scott Bond,
show off their Riverhawk groove!

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“La versión en español de
este boletín va adjunta a
esta versión.”
Written by Frances Goodrich & Albert Hacket
Newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman
Yearbooks On Sale
$55.00/$60.00 (after Oct.31)
$60.00 w/name/$65.00 w/o name
(after Oct. 31)
Don‟t miss out—capture those
high school memories forever!
Purchase yearbooks in the ASB
office.
Ben-Franklin Student
Bus Passes
Chiawana students who are in a 7 th
period class or attend tutoring after
school are eligible for a Ben-
Franklin bus pass. Students must
see an administrator for approval.
After approval the passes can be
picked up in the main office.
Parking Permits
Parents, this is a reminder. Every
car parked on school property during
regular school hours must have a
plainly visible and valid Chiawana
High School parking permit. Students
need to fill out a form from the
ASB office to obtain a parking permit.
Students must park in designated
student parking areas only.
We are trying to be good neighbors
so are asking that our students park
in the student parking located on the
west side of the building, off of Road
84, not on the streets in front of
neighborhood homes.
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Oct 31
October Dates to Remember
School Board Meeting—6:30 pm @ Booth Bldg.
Early Release @ 10:45 am
PSAT Testing @ 8:00 am
Junior/Senior Information Night @ 6:30-8:00 pm
Fall Music Concert @ 7:00 pm (free admission)
School Board Meeting—6:30 pm @ Booth Bldg.
Senior Pictures for Yearbook Due
Trunk or Treat Night—6:30-8:30 pm @ Virgie Robinson
Elementary
Halloween
Chiawana High School
8125 West Argent Road
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 543-6786
Fax: (509) 543-6730
www.psd1.org/
chiawanahighschool