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Concrete School District #11 • 45389 Airport Way, Room 103, Concrete, WA 98237 • Winter 2014-15 • Barbara Hawkings, Superintendent
CONCRETE HIGH SCHOOL
Senior Class of 2015
By Sally Straathof, Counselor
The Senior Class of 2015 is rapidly
ﬁnishing up on portfolios, job shadows,
and volunteer hours needed to graduate in
the State of Washington. Job shadow and
volunteer hours should have been ﬁnished
by December 15, 2014. Portfolios are due
to Mrs. Straathof by January 7, 2015 and
then will be distributed for grading using the
pass/fail grading system with a minimum
of 60% to pass. Senior presentations will
be held in February 2015 where students
present their career and 13th year plan to
a panel of judges from the community and
the school district.
Seniors always have expenses their
senior year dealing with graduation in June.
Students should already have their cap and
gown secured with Jostens, Inc. If they
don’t, they need to see Mrs. Straathof right
away. Other expenses include graduation
invitations, pictures, and the senior trip.
Seniors should check with their senior
class advisor if they need assistance with
any of this.
Students are working hard to meet all of
their graduation requirements. I encourage
parents of seniors to work with their child
on life after high school plans and career
choices.
We are all rooting on the Class of 2015
to be the best that they can be!
2nd Grade
Community Garden
Field Trip
By Hallie Elms, 2nd Grade Teacher
This year our school is involved
with the “Farm to School” Program.
The focus is using locally grown
foods to bolster local economy and
for children to eat the healthiest foods
around.
In working with this program,
teachers can sign up for “special ﬁeld
trips.” Mrs. Elms’ 2nd grade class
walked to the community garden in
Concrete on October 14th to help
plant garlic in the garden. Great job!
2014 Homecoming Royalty
KINDERGARTEN ROUND-UP
Fun Day in PJ’s
Concrete Elementary School is
accepting kindergarten registrations for
the 2015-2016 school year beginning
Monday, February 9, 2015. Students
MUST be 5 years of age by August 31st
to be eligible to attend kindergarten.
Parents must provide complete copies
of their child’s birth certificate and
immunization records before the ﬁrst
day of school. Please call the elementary
school at (360) 853-8145 for more
information.
Some of the
homecoming
hallway art
provided
by various
classes.
Concrete High School
will be hosting a “Career
Fair” on February 10,
2015 from 9:00am to
1:00pm in the high
school commons.
Representatives
from the military, skills
center, community colleges,
universities, and local businesses will
have display tables set up and will be
available to answer any questions you
may have. Parents are also welcome to
attend.
Photo courtesy of Jackie Johnson
Back Row-From Left: Sophomore Princess, Sidney Hockett;
Senior Queen, Madeline Corn; Senior Princess, Kalysta Becker;
Senior Prince, Clay Nelson; Freshman Princess, Mary Spangler;
Freshman Prince, Riley Fichter; Junior Princess, Ashten Tygret.
Front Row-From Left: Sophomore Prince, Grayson Luttrell; Senior
King, Gibson Fichter; Junior Prince, Jesse Stewart.
CAREER FAIR
2014 Veterans’ Day Assembly
CONCRETE SCHOOL DISTRICT #11
Committed to developing the full academic
and civic potential of every student
CONCRETE SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORT CARD
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(May 2014)
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Other
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Unexcused
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Rate
Unexcused Absence Rate(2013-14)
(2013-14)
Adjusted
Adjusted 4-Year
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Information
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Andrea Rogers
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Kassidy Smith
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% of classes in high poverty schools taught by
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Information
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Foster
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2014)
4 HQ0.8%
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Other
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teachers
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Unexcused
Rate
218
high
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Unexcused
Absence
Rate(2013-14)
(2013-14)
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of classes
schools
taught by
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meet ESEA
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teachers who 61.5%
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meet ESEA
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Unexcused
Absence
Rate (2013-14)
0.8%
% of classes in61.5%
low poverty schools taught by
(Class
of
2013)
(Class
of 2013)4-Year Cohort Graduation
%
of classes
low poverty
taught by
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Adjusted
Rate
teachers who meet ESEA HQ
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Adjusted
5-year
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61.5%
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of
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in
low
poverty
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taught by
Adjusted
5-year
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Rate
72.5%
(Class
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72.5%
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of classes
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schools
by
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teachers
whoindo
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meet ESEA
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teachers
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Adjusted 5-year Cohort Graduation Rate
White
White
White Races
Two
Twoor
orMore
More Races
32
32
19.1
19.1
68.8%
68.8%
29
29
CONCRETE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CHARACTER TRAIT AWARDS
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
88
88
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September - Respect
Gena Beazer
Rayley Collins
Myah Cyr
Matthew Hendry-Conrad
Carlen Herz
R.J. Lamkin
Takoda Littlefield
Isabella Martinez
College/University
enrollment
rates
of
College/University
enrollment
rates
of
Maddy Norris72.5%
(Class of 2012)
graduates
graduates
Atticus
College/University enrollment rates
of Peif
Sadie
Peif
graduates
Teacher
Information
(2013-14)
(more
info
)
Aleise
Rensink
Teacher Information (2013-14) (more info)
Anja
Roozen
Classroom Teachers
32
Classroom
Teachers
32
Teacher
Information (2013-14) (more info)
Average
Years
of
Teacher
Experience
19.1
Average Years of Teacher Experience
19.1
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32
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29 68.8%
academic
classes
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at
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Master's
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academic classes
Jake Bronoske
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with
Total
number
of teachers
who teach core
%of
ofteachers
teachers
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0.0%
29
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0.0%
certificate
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certificate
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%of
ofteachers
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of teachers
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certificate
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Total
number
of
academic
classes
88
Total%
number
ofcore
coreteaching
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classes
88
of teachers
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ESEA
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Jade McAdam
%
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%of
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classes
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Total
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classes
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4.6%
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Amelia Culver
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Jordan Latta
Collin Martin
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Rylee Baker
Matthew Denny
Halee Dickerman
Kiaunna Gardner
Hunter Kelley
Mariah Kelley
Lilly Landweer
Jasmine Lofton
Kelsy Martin
Sammy Mitchell
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Melanie Siqueiros
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Teacher Information (2013-14) (more info)
Classroom Teachers
Classroom Teachers
Average Years of Teacher Experience
Average Years of Teacher Experience
Teachers with at least a Master's Degree
Teachers with at least a Master's Degree
Total number of teachers who teach core
Total number
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academic
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% of teachers teaching with an emergency
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certificate
% of teachers teaching with a conditional
% of teachers teaching with a conditional
certificate
certificate
Total
number of core academic classes
48.3%
48.3%
9 1.7%
9
1 1.7%
0.2%
1
1 0.2%
0.2%
1 0.2%
26
4.8%
499
November & December
2014
7 92.1%
1.3%
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Student Demographics Special
Education
(May
2014)
Student
Transitional
(May
2014)
StudentDemographics
Demographics
KaleBilingual
Bluhm
Transitional
Migrant (MayBilingual
2014) (May 2014)
Migrant
(Mayany
2014)
Hendry-Conrad
Enrollment
Section Tiff
504
(May
2014)
Enrollment
Enrollment
Section
504 (May
(May 2014)
2014)
Foster Care
Christian
Joens
October
2013
Student
Count
542
October
2013
Student
Count
542
Foster
(May 2014)
October 2013 Student Count
542
Other Care
Information
(more info)
Other
Information
(more
info)
Michael
Bartel
May
2014
Student
Count
520
Unexcused
Absence
Rate
(2013-14)
May
2014
Student
Count
520
May 2014 Student Count
520
Unexcused
Absence
RateGraduation
(2013-14) Rate
Adjusted 4-Year
Cohort
Gender
(October
2013)
Ashton
Martin
Gender
(October
2013)
Adjusted
Gender (October 2013)
(Class of 4-Year
2013) Cohort Graduation Rate
(Class
ofTasha
2013)
Adjusted
5-year
Cohort
Male
300
55.4%
Brink
300Graduation
55.4% Rate
Male Male
300
55.4%
Adjusted
5-year
(Class of 2012) Cohort Graduation Rate
Female
242
44.6%
(Class
of
2012)
Vanessa
Aiken
Female
242
44.6%rates of
College/University
enrollment
Female
242 44.6%
College/University
enrollment rates of
graduates
Race/Ethnicity
(October
2013)
Leona Martinez
Race/Ethnicity
(October
2013)2013)
Race/Ethnicity
(October
graduates
American
Indian/Alaskan
Native
99 1.7%
Audrey
Ottow
American
Indian/Alaskan
Native Native
1.7%
American
Indian/Alaskan
9 1.7%
Teacher Information (2013-14) (more info)
Asian
11 0.2%
Teacher Anna
Information
(2013-14) (more info)
Kiele
AsianAsian
0.2%
1 0.2%
Classroom Teachers
Asian/Pacific
Islander
1
0.2%
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Teachers
Peif
Asian/Pacific
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Years
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Asian/Pacific
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0.2%
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of
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least a Master's Degree
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Hispanic
/ Latino
any race(s)
26 4.8%
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and civic potential of every student!
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These boxes are all full of compressed cans out of the school
kitchen. Jon and Robert load them in the car and take
them to the garbage dump where they unload and recycle
them. During late start days at school, they also come in
early and load the cardboard from the high school kitchen
and then they take it to Albert’s after school where they
unload it and it is put into bales. The school has about
two bales each time.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.concrete.k12.wa.us
News from Concrete Schools – Page 3
FALL CHEER CAMP
Back Row (left to right): Katie Joens, Shelby Meacham,
Emily Greso, Madeline Corn, and Tessa Coffell. Front Row
(left to right): Emily Stidman, Erika Holm, and Destiny
VanBibber.
Left (group 1): Tessa Coffell, Shelby Meacham, Hannah
Haskett and Katie Joens. Middle (group 2): Emily Stidman,
River Lee (mascot), Erika Holm and Madeline Corn. Right
(group 3): Emily Greso, Ashten Tygret, Sidney Hockett and
Destiny VanBibber
FALL
PEP
RALLY
11/14/14
WINTER SPORTS ASSEMBLY 12/5/14
On December 5th the CHS leadership class hosted
the Winter Sports Assembly. Each winter sport was
represented in a friendly game of bump. Tyler LaBrousse
beat out Kelse Cargile to become the reigning champion.
We also had a game of shark and Riley Fichter ﬁnished
ﬁrst by slithering his way across the gym. The dance
competition had many competitors getting their groove
on. The competition ended with a dance off between
Jesse Stewart and Tavish Beals, with Jesse pulling out
the win by bringing back his rendition of the worm. The
day ended with the freshmen winning the coveted toilet
seat in the spirit competition.
Front to back Cassidy Cargile, Kelse Cargile, James Suit,
Tyler LaBrousse, Louie Ketchum and Destiny VanBibber.
WINTER CONCERT
12/11/14
KALEIDOSCOPE
KONNECTION
ASSEMBLY - CES
10/17/14
CHS WINTER 2015 SPORTS SCHEDULES
CHS WINTER
2015 SPORTS SCHEDULES
VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL
Day
Date
VARSITY BOYS'
BASKETBALL
Opponent
Place
TimeFerry Time
Day
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
JanuaryDate
9, 2015
9, 2015
January 13,
2015
13, 2015
January 16,
Orcas IslandOpponent
Orcas
Island
La
Conner
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
Concrete Place
Concrete
La
Conner
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
TimeFerry Time
4:00pm
4:00pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
7:30pm
Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Saturday
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
16, 2015
January 20,
20, 2015
January 24,
24, 2015
January 27,
27, 2015
January 30,
January 30,
2015
February
3, 2015
Mount Vernon Christian
Darrington
DarringtonChristian
Shoreline
Shoreline
Christian
Cedar
Park
Christian
Cedar Island
Park Christian
Orcas
Orcas
Island
La
Conner
Mount Vernon Christian
Concrete
Concrete Christian
Shoreline
Shoreline Christian
Concrete
Concrete
Orcas
Island
Orcas Island
Concrete
7:30pm
7:30pm
5:00pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
5:30pm
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
3, 2015
February 5,
5, 2015
February 10,
2015
10, 2015
February 12,
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
Mount Harbor
Vernon Christian
Friday
Friday Harbor
Auburn
Adventist
Concrete
Concrete
Friday
Harbor
Friday Harbor
Auburn
Adventist
5:30pm
5:30pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
7:30pm
Thursday
February 12, 2015
Auburn Adventist
Auburn Adventist
7:30pm
VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Day
Date
Opponent
VARSITY GIRLS'
BASKETBALL
Place
Day
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
JanuaryDate
9, 2015
9, 2015
January 13,
2015
Orcas IslandOpponent
Orcas
Island
La
Conner
Concrete Place
Concrete
La
Conner
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
13, 2015
January 16,
16, 2015
January 20,
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
Mount Vernon Christian
Darrington
Tuesday
Saturday
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
20, 2015
January 24,
24, 2015
January 27,
27, 2015
January 30,
DarringtonChristian
Shoreline
Shoreline
Christian
Cedar
Park
Christian
Cedar Island
Park Christian
Orcas
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
Mount Vernon Christian
Concrete
Concrete Christian
Shoreline
Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
January 30,
2015
February
3, 2015
3, 2015
February 5,
5, 2015
February 10,
2015
February 12,
10, 2015
February 12, 2015
Orcas
Island
La
Conner
La Conner
Mount
Vernon Christian
Mount Harbor
Vernon Christian
Friday
Auburn
Adventist
Friday Harbor
Auburn Adventist
CHS WINTER 2015
SPORTS SCHEDULES
Time Ferry Time
Time Ferry Time
5:30pm
5:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
Shoreline Christian
Concrete
Concrete
Orcas
Island
6:00pm
3:30pm
3:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
3:30pm
Orcas Island
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Friday
Harbor
Auburn
Adventist
Friday Harbor
Auburn Adventist
3:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
5:30pm
6:00pm
5:30pm
6:00pm
VARSITY BOYS’ WRESTLING
VARSITY BOYS' WRESTLING
Day
Date
VARSITY Opponent
BOYS' WRESTLING
Place
Day
Saturday
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
JanuaryDate
10, 2015
10, 2015
January 13,
13, 2015
January 14,
Opponent
Sky Valley Invitational
Sky Valley
Invitational
Dual
Meet at
Friday Harbor
Dual Meet
at @
Friday
Harbor
Double
Dual
Lakewood
Place
Sultan High School
Sultan Harbor
High School
Friday
Friday Harbor
Lakewood
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
14, 2015
January 17,
17, 2015
January 21,
Double
DualMountain
@ Lakewood
King
of the
Tournament
King of the
Mountain
4-Team
Dual
Meet @Tournament
La Conner
Lakewood
Darrington
Darrington
La
Conner
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
21, 2015
January 24,
24, 2015
January 28,
4-TeamDuals
Dual@
Meet
La Conner East
La Conner
Dream
East@Valley-Spokane
Valley-Spokane
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
28, 2015
January 30,
January 30,
2015
February
7, 2015
Darrington
4-Team
Dual Meet @ Concrete
4-Team Tournament
Dual Meet @ Concrete
League
Darrington
Concrete
Concrete
Darrington
Saturday
February 7, 2015
League Tournament
Darrington
Day
Day
Saturday
Date
JanuaryDate
10, 2015
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
10, 2015
January 13,
13, 2015
January 14,
Opponent
Sky Valley Invitational
Sky Valley
Invitational
Sultan Harbor
High School
Double
Dual
Meet at Friday Harbor Friday
Meet
at Friday Harbor Lakewood
Friday Harbor
Double Dual @
Lakewood
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
14, 2015
January 17,
17, 2015
January 21,
Double
Dual @Invite
Lakewood
B-E
Women's
B-E Women's
Invite@ La Conner
4-Team
Dual Meet
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Wednesday
21, 2015
January 24,
24, 2015
January 28,
January 28,
30, 2015
Dream
Duals @ East Valley-Spokane East
Valley-Spokane
Darrington
Darrington
VARSITY GIRLS’ WRESTLING
Time
Time
9:45am
9:45am
4:30pm
4:30pm
6:45pm
6:45pm
10:30am
10:30am
5:00pm
5:00pm
8:30am
8:30am
6:00pm
6:00pm
5:00pm
5:00pm
10:30am
10:30am
VARSITY GIRLS' WRESTLING
Opponent
VARSITY GIRLS'
WRESTLING
Place
Place
Sultan High School
Lakewood
Burlington-Edison
Burlington-Edison
La
Conner
4-TeamDuals
Dual@
Meet
La Conner East
La Conner
Dream
East@Valley-Spokane
Valley-Spokane
Dream
Duals @ East Valley-Spokane East
Valley-Spokane
Darrington
Darrington
Darrington
4-Team Dual Meet @ Concrete
Concrete
Darrington
Time
Time
9:45am
9:45am
TBD
TBD
6:45pm
6:45pm
10:00am
10:00am
5:00pm
5:00pm
TBD
TBD
6:00pm
5:00pm
6:00pm
2015 SPORTS SCHEDULES
CHS WINTER
VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL
VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL
Day
Date
Opponent
Place
TimeFerry Time
Friday
Tuesday
January 9, 2015
January 13, 2015
Orcas Island
La Conner
Concrete
La Conner
4:00pm
6:00pm
Friday
Tuesday
Saturday
Tuesday
January 16, 2015
January 20, 2015
January 24, 2015
January 27, 2015
Mount Vernon Christian
Darrington
Shoreline Christian
Cedar Park Christian
Mount Vernon Christian
Concrete
Shoreline Christian
Concrete
7:30pm
7:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
Friday
Tuesday
January 30, 2015
February 3, 2015
Orcas Island
La Conner
Orcas Island
Concrete
2:00pm
5:30pm
Thursday
Tuesday
February 5, 2015
February 10, 2015
Mount Vernon Christian
Friday Harbor
Concrete
Friday Harbor
5:30pm
4:00pm
Thursday
February 12, 2015
Auburn Adventist
Auburn Adventist
7:30pm
VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Day
Date
Friday
January 9, 2015
Orcas Island
Opponent
Concrete
Place
Time Ferry Time
5:30pm
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
January 13, 2015
January 16, 2015
January 20, 2015
La Conner
Mount Vernon Christian
Darrington
La Conner
Mount Vernon Christian
Concrete
7:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
January 24, 2015
January 27, 2015
January 30, 2015
February 3, 2015
February 5, 2015
February 10, 2015
February 12, 2015
Shoreline Christian
Cedar Park Christian
Orcas Island
La Conner
Mount Vernon Christian
Friday Harbor
Auburn Adventist
Shoreline Christian
Concrete
Orcas Island
Concrete
Concrete
Friday Harbor
Auburn Adventist
3:30pm
7:00pm
3:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
5:30pm
6:00pm
VARSITY BOYS' WRESTLING
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.concrete.k12.wa.us
Day
Date
Opponent
Place
Saturday
Tuesday
January 10, 2015
January 13, 2015
Sky Valley Invitational
Dual Meet at Friday Harbor
Sultan High School
Friday Harbor
Wednesday
January 14, 2015
Double Dual @ Lakewood
Lakewood
Time
9:45am
4:30pm
6:45pm
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From
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Schools
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– News
From
Concrete
Schools
WhomTo
Contact
In The
District
ACCESSING
SCHOOL DELAYS/
CLOSURE
INFORMATION
We are approaching the time of year
when the weather can change quickly.
The bus drivers are reviewing with their
students the importance of having a safe
place to wait for their buses. Icy roads
can cause slippery situations. When a bus
approaches a bus stop to pick up students on
icy roads, even the slightest application of
brakes can cause the back of the bus to slide.
Students need to stay back and not approach
the bus until the bus is completely stopped
and the driver has opened the door. The
open bus door will be the signal for students
that it is safe to board the bus. Please go
over this information with your children.
Concrete School District has an automated
system in place (SchoolMessenger) to
automatically call families of our students
in the event of emergency school closures,
late start, and student absences. If you have
a cell phone and would like to be contacted
via cell, please contact your child’s school
with your cell phone number. In the event
of a delay or closure you should receive an
automated call.
Concrete School District is also a
member of the Puget Sound Emergency
Communications System. Please use the
following chart to ﬁnd our local radio and
television channels that carry our district
information in the event of a school delay
or closure. They will also list certain roads
or areas that will not receive bus service
that day.
You can also go to ﬂashalert.net on the
web. KOMO’s website has school closure
information as well.
Barbara Hawkings,
Superintendent
AM Radio Station/Broadcast begins
KCIS 630
6:30 AM
KAPS 660
24 hrs
KIXI 880
5:20 AM
KOMO 1000
24 hrs
KBRC 1430
6:00AM
KYCW 1090
5:00 AM
KRKO 1380
24 hrs
FM Radio/Broadcast begins
KPLU 88.5
5:00 AM
KSER 90.7
5:59 AM
KLSY 92.5
5:20 AM
KUBE 93.3
24 hrs
FM Radio/Broadcast continued
KMPS 94.1
5:00 AM
KUOW 94.5
5:00 AM
KBSG 97.3
KMTT 103.7
5:30 AM
KCMS 105.3
5:00 AM
KRWM 106.9
5:00 AM
KAFE 104.1
5:30 AM
TV
KOMO (Channel 4)
KING (Channel 5)
KIRO (Channel 7)
* If there is a school delay
or closure, you may also
call the main school district
phone number at
(360) 853-8141 for up-todate information on the
answering machine.
YOUR CONCRETE SCHOOL DISTRICT #11 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dolores Elliott,
At Large
Crissie Wilson,
District #1
Merlene Buller,
District #2
Gladys Silrus,
District #3
Bill Thompson,
At Large
Concrete School District
Phone: 853-8141
Fax: 853-7521
Barbara Hawkings, Superintendent
Lynda Stout, Administrative Assistant
Danna Rogers, Business Manager
Shirley Moody, Fiscal Assistant
Special Services
Phone: 853-8116
Fax: 853-8047
Leilani Thomas, Director
Tammy Johnson, Secretary
Concrete High School
Phone: 853-8143
Fax: 853-7709
Mike Holbrook, Principal
Cindy Claybo, Secretary
Lori Corn, Secretary
Athletics
Phone: 853-8117
Fax: 853-7709
Karl Kersteter, Athletic Director
Concrete Elementary
Phone: 853-8145
Fax: 853-8149
Barbara Hawkings, Principal
Jackie Johnson, Secretary
Lisa Fenley, Secretary
Skagit River School House,
Twin Cedars Alternative High School
Phone: 853-8071
Mike Holbrook, Director
Transportation Department
Phone: 853-8117
Karl Kersteter, Supervisor
Maintenance Department
Phone: 853-8125
Schuyler Brown, Supervisor
All emails are ﬁrst initial and full last
name followed by @concrete.k12.wa.us
without spaces and all lower case.
“Committed to developing the full academic
and civic potential of every student”
For Your Information ...
What is a Child Find Screening?
HIGHLY CAPABLE PROGRAM
Screening is a free check of your child’s development
including:
· Large muscle development
· Eye-hand coordination (ﬁ ne motor skills)
· Communication
· Concepts
· Personal-social skills
· Self-help skills
What is the purpose of a Child Find Screening?
The purpose of the screen is to identify any factors that
may interfere with your child’s learning, growth, and
development. The screening is also provided to help
parents identify their child’s strengths and weaknesses
and provide home suggestions.
What happens during a Child Find Screening?
During the screening, your child may stack small blocks,
cut with a scissors, draw, count, name colors, jump, and
have fun! Following the screening, a trained professional
will talk with you about the results of the screening.
You will have the opportunity to ask any questions
about your child’s development. You may be given
home suggestions, referred on for further testing, or be
scheduled to have skills rechecked at a later date. The
screening process usually takes about 45 minutes.
Who is eligible to be screened?
Any child, birth to age ﬁve, whose family or care
givers would like more information about their child’s
development. All school districts within Washington
State have Child Find screenings available. If your family
is living in a temporary situation, you may contact the
district where you are staying to attend a screening.
Where can I go for screening?
For more information and to schedule a screening, please
contact:
Leilani Thomas, Concrete School District
45389 Airport Way, Concrete, WA 98237
(360) 853-8116
CHILD FIND
Child Find is a continuous process of public awareness
activities, screening and evaluation designed to locate,
identify and refer as early as possible all young children
with disabilities and/or children who meet the McKinneyVento deﬁ nition of homeless. If you know of a child who
lives within the Concrete School District who is newly
born to ﬁve years old and who might need special education services, or children who might be homeless, please
contact Leilani Thomas, Special Services Director at
360-853-8116.
A highly capable (HC) learner is deﬁ ned as “a student
who has been assessed to have superior intellectual
ability as exhibited by cognitive ability, speciﬁc academic
achievement, and exceptional creativity” (OSPI, 2009).
It offers enrollment to students K-12. Students can be
referred to this program by education staff, teachers, and
parents. A referral to the program does not guarantee
enrollment. Parents are required to give written
permission before testing, identifying, and placement.
Highly capable students will be required to participate
in several different types of tests. Testing will include
but is not limited to the Woodcock Johnson IV, Kaufman
Brief Intelligence Test 2 (KBIT2), and SIGS. Tests will be
administered by the school psychologist. Additional data
will be collected for review: grades, state assessments and
district assessments.
Students identiﬁed as highly capable will be taught by
highly capable teachers who will individualize their
instruction to accommodate the educational needs of
the identiﬁed students. Students enrolled in the highly
capable program may be provided opportunities for
accelerated learning, grouping arrangements that provide
intellectual and interest peer group interactions, K-12
cooperative agreements between schools and institutions
of higher education, and/or mentorships and career
exploration opportunities. Please contact Leilani Thomas
at 360-853-8116 if you have any questions.
NON DISCRIMINATION
STATE ASSESSMENT DATA
The Concrete School District does not discriminate on the
basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin,
age, honorably discharged veteran or military status,
sexual orientation including gender expression or identity,
the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability,
or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a
person with a disability in its programs and activities and
provides equal access to the Boy Scouts of America and
all other designated youth groups listed in Title 36 of the
United States Code as a patriotic society. The following
employees have been designated to handle questions
and complaints of alleged discrimination: Barbara
Hawkings is the Afﬁ rmative Action Ofﬁcer, Compliance
Coordinator, and the Title IX Ofﬁcer, (360) 853-8141;
Sally Straathof is the 504 Coordinator and the Homeless
Coordinator, (360) 853-8143; and Leilani Thomas is the
Title 1A and Special Education Director, (360) 853-8116.
Concrete School District’s address is 45389 Airport Way,
Room 103,Concrete WA 98237.
As part of our efforts to keep parents informed on how
the district is doing on the state assessments, we will be
posting the results via the School District Report Card
on the district’s web page when the information becomes
available. Please check our website periodically to ﬁ nd
this information and so much more.
SCHOOL MESSENGER NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
Concrete School District has an automated system in
place (SchoolMessenger) to automatically call families of
our students in the event of emergency school closures,
late start, and student absences. If you receive calls and
you do not have any children in our district please contact
the school district ofﬁce at (360) 853-8141.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
SECTION 504 COMPLIANCE
Anyone who would like to volunteer in our schools
(classroom, ﬁeld trips, library, sporting events, etc.)
may contact the elementary school, the high school,
or the district ofﬁce for a volunteer application and/or
information. You may contact the district ofﬁce at (360)
853-8141, the elementary school at (360) 853-8145, or the
high school at (360) 853-8143. If you would like more
information on the parent involvement policy #4130
you may access our website at www.concrete.k12.wa.us
then click on school board, 4000 series, then click 4130
policy and 4130PR for the procedure. We appreciate your
interest in volunteering!
The Concrete School District makes every effort to
comply with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973 which protects the rights of individuals with disabilities. A child is a qualiﬁed disabled person if he or
she is between the age of 3 to 21 and has a physical or
mental impairment that substantially limits one or more
major life activities such as caring for oneself, performing
manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning and/or working. If you feel that your child is
a qualiﬁed disabled person as outlined above and needs
special help in school, please contact Leilani Thomas at
360-853-8116.
TITLE 1A & LAP PROGRAMS
Title I, Part A is a federal program that serves the unique
needs of children — kindergarten to grade 12 — who
struggle to learn. Title I programs and services enrich
time at school with customized instruction and curricula
that helps these students meet academic standards and
take an active, engaged interest in what they learn and can
do. Please contact Leilani Thomas at 360-853-8116 if you
have any questions.
LAP (Learning Assistance Program) programs serve
eligible students who need academic support for reading, writing, math, or who need readiness skills to learn
these core subjects. With special emphasis on reading
literacy in the early grades, schools use their state LAP
funds to deliver supplemental services that give these
students the strong start they need for academic success.
Please contact Leilani Thomas at 360-853-8116 if you
have any questions.
HOMELESS –McKINNEY-VENTO
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance
Act is a federal law that ensures immediate enrollment
and educational stability for homeless children and youth.
Sally Straathof is the homeless liaison for the Concrete
School District. You may contact her at Concrete High
School at (360) 853-8143 or sstraathof@concrete.k12.
wa.us if you have any questions.
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and civic potential of every student!
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Safe Schools
Life Line
1-866-548-3847 ext. 166
Safe Schools Life Line is a toll-free number that
gives students, staff, and parents the power to help
keep our district safe. The Safe Schools Life Line
is an anonymous, toll-free tip line that can be accessed 24 hours/7 days a week. Call this number
any time you need to tip off school administration
about a potential crisis.