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Lake Roosevelt High School

500 Civic Way Coulee Dam, WA 99116
(509) 633-1442 Fax (509) 633-0356
Principal: Steve Breeze

LRHS sports for the week of February 1 to February 6.

Tuesday- 2/2 Boys’ and Girls’ basketball @ Omak. JV Boys’ 6:00 PM; V Girls’ 6:00 PM; JV Girls’ 7:30 PM; VBoys’ 7:30 PM Bus Leaves 4:00 PM.

Friday-2/5 Boys’ and Girls’ basketball w/ Cashmere. JV Boys’ 6:00 PM; Varsity Girls’ 6:00 PM; JV Girls’ 7:30 PM; Varsity Boys’ 7:30 PM

Wrestling Districts @ Chelan 6:00 PM. Bus leaves @ 12:00. Dismiss 11:45 AM.
Saturday-2/6 Wrestling Districts @ Chelan 10:00 AM.

1/30/10

Dear Lake Roosevelt Students, Parents, Staff, and Community Members,

Hopefully, parents, guardians, and students have been able to access the grade reports for Semester I. Sometimes, understandably, we want to look the other way when it comes to our evaluations whether it is at school or at work. But once we get beyond “avoidance” there is a lot to learn from evaluations. When a person learns how to reach the top of their game, they benefit from the support, encouragement, and interest of their families and peers. Another aspect of staying at the top of one’s game is the influence of a student’s peer group. High School students are very sensitive to the acceptance and approval of their peers.

This is in direct response to what psychologist Abraham Maslow called “the need for belonging” that is a basic human need found in most human cultures past and present. When students find their place of belonging among high achievers, they work hard to meet the norms of their group. Similarly, if students think they belong to the group that tends to ignore their academic work and focus almost completely on listening to their music, looking and sounding like their chosen peers do, they may consider low achievement as part of belonging and acceptance. Hopefully, by the time students are seniors, they realize the value of paying attention to their classes, earning at least passing grades, and being on track for graduation. It is important for students to realize that friends may come and go, but their high school transcripts are a record that will stay with them long after senior year is completed. LR staff often receive requests for transcripts of students who graduated many years ago. When they are applying for a new job or want to go to a training program, community college, or university the transcript is invaluable. It is safe to say, a student’s most permanent friend at high school is the transcript they create semester by semester. It is especially important when applying for scholarships and other forms of financial assistance at colleges and universities.

On 1/28/10 the Grand Coulee PTA held our monthly meeting in the Library of Center Elementary. One of the main agenda items was brainstorming ideas for a Springtime Community PTA activity. Our PTA Chairperson, Dr. Andy Castrodale, noted that we had over 270 people participate in the December gingerbread house building project. Many sincere thanks to all those who helped make this event such a good time. We would like to have another community activity this Spring that will be fun for everyone. If you have suggestions, you can contact the PTA by sending an e-mail to: couleepta@yahoo.com

It was recently announced by the Washington Secondary School Athletic Administrators Association that our Athletic Director, teacher, and boys’ basketball coach, Brad Wilson, was selected as the Athletic Director of the Year for District 6. Those of us who are fortunate enough to work with Brad know how greatly deserving he is of this award. All Best Wishes and Congratulations to Coach Wilson!! You bring high honor to LRHS!

As we begin February, our students who have chosen to participate will be out in the community participating in our Pathways Job Shadowing Program. Students will have the opportunity to be at work with a mentor who will share a typical day at work with them. This “real world” encounter can go a long way toward helping students realize just what it might be like to work in a hospital, restaurant, auto repair shop, furniture store, beauty salon, convalescent center, or child care center. Many thanks to Cathy Krohn who organizes these vocational/career activities for our students. And many special THANK YOUS to all those who serve as mentors for the day. You are making an important contribution to the education of our students and may have a major influence on their future careers.

It all goes back to that important realization: It takes a whole village to educate a child. We really are very fortunate to have a community that is able and willing to make that education happen for our students.

Sincerely,
Sue Hayes, Counselor



 

LRHS Class Schedule 2009/2010

Teacher

      1

8:30-9:20                

      2

9:25-10:15   

     3

10:20-11:10  

      4

11:15 -12:05

     5

12:45-1:35

       6

1:40-2:30

 Adkins Art

Art

Art

Art

     

Antoine 116

World Hist

US Hist

World Hist

US Hist

US Hist

Leadership

Byers 105

English 12

Collection of Evidence

Honors Eng 12

Honors Eng 10

English 10

English 12

Darnold 115

Alg 2

Sr. Math

Alg 1

Alg 1

Geometry

Alg 2

Guzman 109

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

Spanish 1

World Hist

Spanish 1

World Hist

Hood Auto

Auto 2

Auto 2

Auto 1

 Auto 1

Drivers ED

Auto 1

Johnson 113

Geometry

Integr Math 1

Science Core 1

Science Cor 1

Physics

Science Core 1

Largent Shop

Woods Shop

Applied Math Shop

Applied math

Shop

Woods Shop

Welding Shop

CAD 100

Nash-Toulou 111

English 11

English  10

English  11

Hon Eng  11

English 9

English 9

G Proctor Gym

Wt

Wt

PE

WT

PE

PE

K Proctor 100

Business Lab

Business Lab

Business Lab

Career choices/ Business lab

Business Lab

Work Check/

Business Lab

Pulsifer Band

Band

Guitar

Chorus

     

Rise 102

Biology 102

Science Core  2 102

Science Core  2

102

Int Math 2 102

Chemistry 102

Biology 102

Shields ARC/101

Choices/Man. Home and Work

ARC

ARC

ARC

ARC

ARC

Resource Rm 104

All classes 104

All classes 104

All classes 104

All classes 104

All classes 104

All classes 104

Totman 106/101

Health 1&2 106

Foods 101

Health 1 & 2 101

Housing/Consumer Decision Making 101

Health 1 & 2 101

Foods 101

Wilson 103

Athletic Dir. Office

CWP 103

CWP 103

CWP 103

Athletic Dir/ Dean of students Office

Athletic Dir. Office

* All staff has a common planning period after 6th period.

 


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LRHS Regular Bell Schedule

Class
Start Time
End Time
1st Period:
8:30 AM
9:20 AM
2nd Period:
9:25 AM
10:15 AM
3rd Period:
10:20 AM
11:10 AM
4th Period:
11:15 AM
12:05 PM
Lunch
12:05 PM
12:40 PM
5th Period:
12:45 PM
1:35 PM
6th Period:
1:40 PM
2:30 PM

 

1:30 PM Wed. Dismissal Schedule

Class
Start Time
End Time
1st Period:
8:30 AM
9:10 AM
2nd Period:
9:15 AM
9:55 AM
3rd Period:
10:00 AM
10:40 AM
4th Period:
10:45 AM
11:25 AM
5th Period:
11:30 AM
12:10 PM
Lunch:
12:10 PM
12:45 PM
6th Period:
12:50 PM
1:30 PM