Another good morning/afternoon to our readers at home,
In case you didn't see our previous post about track, we wish you a happy early April! Now today's subject? I may be a little late to present it, but the blackberry bushes near the school along the trail have been cleared! Thanks to Amy, Bretta, Brandon, and Park Rangers Higby, Anna, Brock, and one other unnamed gentlemen who dove head first into the bushes with a chainsaw! The following is a quote from Amy Wenz herself:
"The blackberry bushes were taking over our fence line, so to maintain that, we cleared from end to end, Elementary to High School. With the help of Brendon, Bretta, and the parks people, we not only cleaned up the area to prevent fires, but also got rid of the obnoxious weeds and growth. [We were] sprucing up the place!"
That is all I have to present for now. I hope to see you tomorrow. This was Eann Robinson, bringing you local news and reminding you to stay hydrated!
In case you didn't see our previous post about track, we wish you a happy early April! Now today's subject? I may be a little late to present it, but the blackberry bushes near the school along the trail have been cleared! Thanks to Amy, Bretta, Brandon, and Park Rangers Higby, Anna, Brock, and one other unnamed gentlemen who dove head first into the bushes with a chainsaw! The following is a quote from Amy Wenz herself:
"The blackberry bushes were taking over our fence line, so to maintain that, we cleared from end to end, Elementary to High School. With the help of Brendon, Bretta, and the parks people, we not only cleaned up the area to prevent fires, but also got rid of the obnoxious weeds and growth. [We were] sprucing up the place!"
That is all I have to present for now. I hope to see you tomorrow. This was Eann Robinson, bringing you local news and reminding you to stay hydrated!
Good morning/afternoon readers at home,
This is Eann Robinson from Klickitat Highschool bringing you an update about track! There are two upcoming track meets this week, starting in April. One will be on April 3rd and the other will be on April 4th, a Friday and Saturday respectively. I hope you all do your best and reach new heights (or distances if you are throwing or running). Also, I would like to wish you all a Happy April, seeing as it starts tomorrow! Be prepared for any pranks that may occur!
This was Eann Robinson of Klickitat Highschool, signing off for now. Until next time!
This is Eann Robinson from Klickitat Highschool bringing you an update about track! There are two upcoming track meets this week, starting in April. One will be on April 3rd and the other will be on April 4th, a Friday and Saturday respectively. I hope you all do your best and reach new heights (or distances if you are throwing or running). Also, I would like to wish you all a Happy April, seeing as it starts tomorrow! Be prepared for any pranks that may occur!
This was Eann Robinson of Klickitat Highschool, signing off for now. Until next time!
High School Basketball Awards!
Weekly schedule for Monday, March 30 through Saturday, April 4!
TADAA is hosting another teen night in April.
Week of 3/16-3/20
Congratulations to our elementary Kids Heart Challenge participants!
Congratulations to our elementary students of the week: Sarah, Violet, Virginia, Lucas, Kora and Jace
Klickitat students working diligently to sharpen their pottery skills.
Parent/Teacher conferences are next week!
Bingo night tomorrow, Wednesday, March 11th!
Aly and Dominic were selected as February's Students of the Month. The following are what teachers had to say about each student:
Aly Lysiak is constantly curious about learning something new. Whether it's setting goals for learning a new language, trying out a new artistic technique for her sketches, or aspiring to identify all of earth's countries on a map, she is constantly busy challenging herself to excel at something new.
Dominic is a joy to teach math. He works diligently not solely for the purpose of getting a problem done but for understanding. Whenever he makes a mistake, he asks thoughtful questions to gain insight into the error in his reasoning and then reworks the problem until he is confident he has the correct solution. Dominic exhibits an eagerness to continue his mathematics learning and embraces challenge. Upon mastering a given math concept, he is quick to ask "what's next?" Or, "is there more?" He models that being a student is less about serving time and more about expanding one's knowledge and developing skills. This is why I nominate Dominic for Student of the Month.
Aly Lysiak is constantly curious about learning something new. Whether it's setting goals for learning a new language, trying out a new artistic technique for her sketches, or aspiring to identify all of earth's countries on a map, she is constantly busy challenging herself to excel at something new.
Dominic is a joy to teach math. He works diligently not solely for the purpose of getting a problem done but for understanding. Whenever he makes a mistake, he asks thoughtful questions to gain insight into the error in his reasoning and then reworks the problem until he is confident he has the correct solution. Dominic exhibits an eagerness to continue his mathematics learning and embraces challenge. Upon mastering a given math concept, he is quick to ask "what's next?" Or, "is there more?" He models that being a student is less about serving time and more about expanding one's knowledge and developing skills. This is why I nominate Dominic for Student of the Month.
Parent & Community Invitation: 4-Day School Week Committees
As part of our continued exploration of a potential 4-day school week model, we are forming stakeholder committees to thoughtfully review key elements of this structure. The information gathered by these committees will help inform future School Board discussions and decisions.
The following committees will convene in the coming weeks:
Impact on Students Experiencing Poverty
Friday Enrichment & Student Support Opportunities
We value diverse perspectives and encourage parents, staff, and community members to participate. If you are interested in serving on one of these committees, please contact the district office to express your interest.
Your voice matters as we thoughtfully examine what is best for our students and community.
As part of our continued exploration of a potential 4-day school week model, we are forming stakeholder committees to thoughtfully review key elements of this structure. The information gathered by these committees will help inform future School Board discussions and decisions.
The following committees will convene in the coming weeks:
Impact on Students Experiencing Poverty
Friday Enrichment & Student Support Opportunities
We value diverse perspectives and encourage parents, staff, and community members to participate. If you are interested in serving on one of these committees, please contact the district office to express your interest.
Your voice matters as we thoughtfully examine what is best for our students and community.
Ciaran, David and Nolen were able to work in the Columbia Gorge Community College "Hot Shop" practicing fabrication and welding skills after instruction by the manufacturing director, Robert Clark. All of the students said they had a great time and are looking forward to the next time!
From Coach Dion:
Klickwood basketball traveled to Klamath falls for a state playoff game against Crosspoint Christian. We started the game with energy but Crosspoint had a very large team and players that eventually wore our defense down. On the offensive side we struggled to find rhythm, got some good shots but just couldn't get anything to fall. The boys played hard and kept their head up and were great sports. Crosspoint after the game were very good sports and invited us in to their prayer circle and the boys seemed happy to join. Its never fun losing but the experience is one these young men and us coaches will remember for a long time. I am proud of what these young men were able to accomplish and the work they put in to achieve this goal. Thanks everyone who supported us through this journey.
Klickwood basketball traveled to Klamath falls for a state playoff game against Crosspoint Christian. We started the game with energy but Crosspoint had a very large team and players that eventually wore our defense down. On the offensive side we struggled to find rhythm, got some good shots but just couldn't get anything to fall. The boys played hard and kept their head up and were great sports. Crosspoint after the game were very good sports and invited us in to their prayer circle and the boys seemed happy to join. Its never fun losing but the experience is one these young men and us coaches will remember for a long time. I am proud of what these young men were able to accomplish and the work they put in to achieve this goal. Thanks everyone who supported us through this journey.
Mrs. McNealy was selected as the February Employee of the Month. She is a strong advocate for her students. Thank you for your dedication to Klickitat students.
Congratulations to Isis Skybinskyy on your selection as the January Student of the Month. Keep up the good work.
REMINDER - Parents and community members, help us welcome our guests from the Bickleton School District, as the Klickitat School District hosts an informational meeting tonight in the High School Library. The topic is about a 4-day school week.
Tonight is:
- An informational session
- An opportunity to learn
- A space for respectful dialogue
Time: 3:30 - 4:30
Tonight is:
- An informational session
- An opportunity to learn
- A space for respectful dialogue
Time: 3:30 - 4:30
February 25, 2026 School Board Agenda.
Board Workshop 4-Day discussion.
