News, views and advertising of the Grand Coulee Dam Area
News, views and advertising of the Grand Coulee Dam Area
Sorted by date Results 160 - 184 of 716
HIGH HONORS 3.5 to 4.0 SENIORS Ellie Hansen, Lorrinda Richardson, Nicholas Engeseth, Kyle Edmo, Keziah Stice, Brianna Stanger, Abbiggale Murray, Madisyn Toulou, Damian George, Alexia Ryan, Brianna Whybark, Wensdae Antoine JUNIORS Bryn Chaffee, Raven Clark, Vanessa Ankney, Kaimyn Schieb, Ashlyn Olsen, Rayann Steinert, Hunter Whitelaw, Cameron Gaines, Brieann Whittaker, Blossom Armstrong, Ariana Morse, Adriana Garcia-Atchison, Daxton Whiteman, Kyona Edmo, Lillie LaPlace, Heather Budravage, Chelsea Dudley SOPHOMORES Makenna Alling, Valerie Jury,...
Several Lake Roosevelt High School students will spend part of their spring break competing at the state Future Business Leaders of America competition in Spokane. The Grand Coulee Dam School District Board of Directors Monday approved the trip to the state for 16 students. Advisor Susan Duclos, who oversees the group, said students can each register for up to four competitions out of 70. She said the group heading to state has doubled from four students to eight to 16 in the past few years....
The Grand Coulee Dam School District Board of Directors took new assignments at their Jan. 27 meeting. Director George LaPlace was appointed board chair. Director Carla Marconi was appointed vice chair, and Ken "Butch" Stanger was appointed legislative representative. LaPlace, who has served on the board since 2015, replaces Rich Black as board chair. Black, still a director, has chaired the board since 2016. Marconi has served on the board since 2007. Newly elected Director Alex Tufts, who...
Students in Lake Roosevelt High School's Future Business Leaders of America club took several awards at the North Central Regional Competition Feb. 2. Those coming away with awards for their projects included: Sam Amarilla- 6th Broadcast Journalism, 4th Journalism Brenna Morrill- 3rd ML Career Exploration, 4th ML Critical Thinking Team with Madyson Voss Damien Blake, Awston Clark & Gaven White (Team) 6th ML Critical Thinking Joey Tynan- 2nd Cyber Security Lillie LaPlace- 1st Entrepeneurship,...
Several students from the local area earned grades that qualified them for a dean’s list or honor roll at the institutions of higher learning they’re attending. At Eastern Washignton University for the fall quarter of 2019: Scott Abrahamson, of Coulee Dam; and Kurtis Boutain, Tiffany Boutain, Berlyn Hunt, and Cassandra Payne, all of Coulee City. An undergraduate student who earns 12 quality hours (QHRS) and receives a GPA of 3.5 or better is placed on the Dean’s List. At Community Colleges of Spokane, Cortney Louie of Nespelem, Christina Pruko...
The Lake Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School chapter of the National Honor Society inducted new members Jan. 22. The group of new honorees, together with last year's inductees and officers comprised about 10 percent of the student enrollment at the school. Shown in the hallway just before the ceremony in the elementary gym are, from left, Raven Clark, LorRinda Richardson, Vanessa Ankney, Jozlyn Hansen, Advisor Jess Utz, Chelsea Dudley, Bryn Chaffee, Kyle Edmo, Megan Abel, Keziah Stice, Ellie...
Andrew Salinas, of Almira, has been named to the President’s Honor Roll at Bismarck State College with a 4.0 GPA for the Fall 2019 semester, the school said. Students must maintain at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale while enrolled in at least 12 semester hours of classes to qualify for the honor roll at the community college in Bismarck, North Dakota....
The Community Foundation of North Central Washington is now accepting applications for its scholarship program. The foundation manages over 100 unique scholarships that support high school seniors, current college students, and non-traditional students from North Central Washington who are planning to attend four-year colleges and universities, community colleges, and trade schools. Each scholarship has its own criteria and eligibility; most seek to support students who have served their communities, show growth and potential, and demonstrate s...
Included among the 38 December 2019 graduates of Big Bend Community College's HS21 program was local student Kristie Robles. Friends and family celebrated with her at the first-ever December graduation ceremony on the campus at BBCC December 12. Kristie completed her diploma requirements through a combination of credits from her Omak High School transcript, online and in-class coursework, volunteer experience, work experience, and a compilation of evidence demonstrating college and career...
Here are the students of the month for November at LR and for December at Nespelem...
Alex Tufts is sworn in as the newest member of the Grand Coulee Dam School District Board of Directors Monday. Tufts, a Lake Roosevelt High School graduate, himself, ran unopposed in the Nov. 5 election and garnered 538 votes. Tufts takes the board seat vacated by Debra Covington (seated at left). He joins Carla Marconi (seated in center) George LaPlace (seated, right) who also ran unopposed this year, Ken Stanger, and Chairman Rich Black on the board. - Jacob Wagner photo...
Selected at Lake Roosevelt Elementary School as October students of the month were: from left - bottom row: Tayonna Timentwa, Estela Rodrigues Treu Fowler, Aiden Burton, Daxton Lenard, Shaylee Arcasa, Brooklyn Tillman; second row: Shai Miller, Milliana Palmanteer, Jackson Tufts, Avery Wahpat, Kinzley Dennis, RJ Young; third row: Xander Johnson, Shyne Redstar, Eleanor Kontos, Jayla Boyd, Paisley Chaney, Mia Miller, Cambry Brown; fourth row: Sthil Miller, Tanner Lauseng, Hoss Lauseng, Kadin...
A dozen local teachers, including 10 in the Nespelem School District recently received grants from the North Central Education Foundation. The grants were awarded at the 2019 Teacher Classroom Grant Award reception held at Confluence Technology Center in Wenatchee. Each teacher applied for a Teacher Grant based on the needs of his or her classrooms and each received $300, the maximum amount awarded to purchase items for the classrooms. The teachers who received awards are: Kim Iverson, for classroom Body Core Seating; Madisyn Byam, for a...
Selected as students of the month for September at Lake Roosevelt Elementary School included: Emmalee Rasmussen, Cody Horton, Macy Paslay, Erik Valenzuela, Skyla Flores-Thomas, Nayeli Beltran, Cadence Holt, Kailey Quill, Aaron Andrews, Jaci Clark, Kinsey Seyler, Izabella Lauseng, Emmett Steffler, Riley Adams, Presley Steffens, Pazel Miller, Emmanuel Seekins, Malayla Piturachsatit, Colton Wallace, Kalea Edwards-Marchand, Payton Christman, Chyna Casey, Charlize Barton, Lilliana Dick, Karlyn...
The gym floor at Lake Roosevelt Elementary needs replacing only five years after the gym, and the school, were built. The Grand Coulee Dam School District board approved the payment of $15,000 toward the replacement floor, the rest of the cost being covered by Northern Hardwood, the company that had installed the original floor, who verbally agreed to cover the rest of the roughly $30,000 total cost of replacing the floor, even though it is no longer under warranty. "The membrane has shifted and is coming loose," Superintendent Paul Turner...
Shaleese Flowers warms up before the halftime performance Friday night of some 69 elementary school cheerleaders in training who participated in a cheer clinic all week with Coach Lori Adkins and the LR winter cheer squad. - submitted photo...
The Lake Roosevelt High School band performs in their new uniforms during halftime of the Raider football game Oct 25. The band received 60 uniforms in total, Music Teacher Karen Pace said, costing about $3,500 and paid for with grant money and money donated from local groups. The band will perform at a halftime show at a future Raider basketball game and use them during marching season in May when they'll perform during the Colorama parade and the Lilac Festival in Spokane. Pace said the...
Here are Nespelem's Students of the Month for September!...
Dominic Laplante, of Electric City, is one of the 29 students at the Community Colleges of Spokane who are receiving help with the cost of their education this fall through the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship’s Career and Technical Scholarship program, the school said. To be eligible, students must be low- to middle-income and seeking degrees, certificates or apprenticeships in high-demand trades, health care or STEM fields. The scholarship program provides $1,500 per student each quarter for those taking 12 credits or more, or $750 e...
School bells will be calling students back to the classroom soon and the American Red Cross wants to make sure every student is safe as they head back to school for the upcoming academic year. “While safety is a top priority for all students, there are special steps for parents of younger kids and those headed to school for the first time,” said Alex Dieffenbach, CEO of the Northwest Region of the Red Cross. “Make sure each child knows their phone number, address, how to get in touch with their parents at work, how to get in touch with anoth...
Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee (FLGC) has partnered with the North Central Educational Foundation (NCEF) to provide a new classroom grant to local area school districts, providing funding for small, impactful educational programs that will further the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of the geology, culture, history and natural beauty of the Lower Grand Coulee. Grants are available in amounts of $300 each and are available for teachers in Coulee-Hartline, Ephrata, Grand Coulee Dam, Moses Lake, Nespelem, Palisades, Quincy, Soap Lake and...
The Grand Coulee branch of North Cascades Bank is collecting backpacks and school supplies for local children in need. Cash donations are also welcome and will be used to purchase additional supplies. All items will be distributed to schools in the Grand Coulee Dam School District. Donations will be accepted at North Cascades Bank during the month of August. Please help us prepare our local youth for the new school year! If you have any questions about the school supply drive, please call Jerri Smith at 633-1700. North Cascades Bank is a divisi...
The Grand Coulee branch of North Cascades Bank is collecting backpacks and school supplies for local children in need. Cash donations are also welcome and will be used to purchase additional supplies. All items will be distributed to schools in the Grand Coulee Dam School District. Donations will be accepted at North Cascades Bank during the month of August. Please help us prepare our local youth for the new school year! If you have any questions about the school supply drive, please call Jerri Smith at 633-1700. North Cascades Bank is a divisi...
Raiders football players’ good manners were rewarded with a surprise free meal recently. On their way to a football camp at Eastern Washington University June 30, seven hungry Raiders, accompanied by school board member Butch Stanger, stopped in a café in Creston for breakfast. A man and his wife sat next to the Raiders and “the boys were yacking with him,” Stanger said. After the man and his wife were done eating they got up, Stanger recounted, and the man shook his hand and said, “Those are well mannered young men.” Stanger said they didn...
The following is the honor roll for second semester for Lake Roosevelt Jr./Sr. High School HIGH HONORS 3.5 - 4.0 SENIORS Lilyana Clark, Savanah Hobrecht, Robin Matt, Hannah Wapato, Addison Hansen, Shayla Schilling, Kaleb Horn, Anthony Nichols, Cassidy Reyes, Kelsie Olbricht, Stephen Flowers, Derek Whiteman, Lauryn Alling, Olivia Ludwig, Alexus Hoffman, Haley Neddo JUNIORS Mega Abel, Wensdae Antoine, Ellie Hansen, Briann Whybark, Lorrinda Richardson, Madisyn Toulou, Nicholas Engeseth, Keziah Stice, Ida Sue Dick, Kyle Edmo, Jonathan Cante...