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Cedarcrest High School
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Home of the Red Wolves |
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Main Office (425) 844-4800
Attendance Office (425) 844-4806
Address: 29000 NE 150th Street
Duvall, WA 98019
Riverview School
District Web Site |
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This Week's
Playoff Schedule
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Tuesday: |
Girls Soccer vs AB
Murphy at CHS 5:00 pm
Win or lose they will play again on
Saturday
District Bracket |
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Friday: |
Football vs Blaine at
CHS 7:00 pm
Our game will be broadcast on
Skagitradio.com
Winner advances to the State
Tournament
Vote for our game to be on Channel 13
by clicking here |
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Saturday: |
Girls Cross-Country
at
State Meet in Pasco
11:00 am
Girls Soccer vs Granite
Falls at District Tournament at CHS 1:00
Winner advances
to the State Tournament
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Duvall Weather Forecast
Bad weather? Check on school closures at
SchoolReport.org
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Coming Events
at CHS
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Are you interested in
participating in a WINTER SPORT?
If you have not participated in a Fall sport
this year you must complete the
Athletic Eligibility Forms (All 6 pages need to be
stapled and turned in together)
Athletic
paperwork is due Thursday, November 12, by 3:00 PM in the main
office at CHS in order to be eligible to
participate the first day of
practice,
which is Monday, November 16.
Click here to see what must be done to be
eligible to practice
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Find the CHS calendar at the
bottom of this web page
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Friday
November 6
Daily
Bulletin |
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Saturday
November
7 |
- CHS Marching Band at Veterans' Day competition
in Auburn
- Girls Soccer District Tournament at CHS
CHS vs Granite Falls at 1:00
- X-Country WIAA
State in Pasco
11:00 am
- Drill Team at Lake
Washington Invite, Time TBA
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News Article Archive
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Random Acts of Kindness
members (the Garbage Gang)
getting ready to clean up downtown Duvall
Put on those
Donating Faces-- It’s Time for the RAK
Personal Product Drive!
Friday, November 6, 2009
By Laura Cavens
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to
not be able to purchase basic necessities like soap and shampoo? For
thousands of people it’s a struggle to purchase these simple products--
that’s why Random Acts of Kindness is doing the personal products drive.
Please help us out by bringing in items like deodorant, toilet paper,
toothpaste, cleaning supplies, baby products, soap, shampoo, shaving
products, and feminine products.
To promote the Personal Products Drive, RAK is
holding its annual competition between first period classes to see who can
bring in the most personal products. Whoever wins will get a prize for the
entire class. Mrs. Filer’s goal is to have every first period
participate-- so be sure to pitch in and help. The personal product drive
will be from November 9-23, so be sure to put your winning faces on and
bring in a lot of personal products. If you have any questions contact
Mrs. Frost or Mrs. Filer.
Also--remember there will be a
Random Acts of
Kindness meeting on December 2 in Mrs. Filer’s room, 242 during advisory |
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Getting to Know the New Counselor
at CHS
Friday, November 6, 2009
By Meaghan McArthy
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We have a new
counselor at CHS! What does the new counselor,
Mr. Hatch, like doing outside of school? He does
love backpacking in the Washington National
Forests and spending time with friends—but most
of all, he loves hanging out with his fiancée,
Joslin. His favorite dessert is warm cookies and
milk.
Before he
came to work for CHS as a counselor, he went to
Shorecrest High School. At Shorecrest he was
involved in soccer, DECA, and the National Honors
Society. He was also the sports editor for the
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school newspaper. In high school,
he wanted to be either a CEO for a corporation, or an
advertising executive. A subject he didn’t care much
for was science. His favorite subject was English.
After high school he attended college at the
University of Denver for two years, and then spent
five years at Western Washington University. He
majored in business and psychology as an
undergraduate, and eventually earned a masters degree
in school counseling. Some of his favorite college
subjects were astronomy, physics, geology, and
biology. Going through college his least favorite
subject was calculus. Mr. Hatch’s favorite college
experience was playing soccer because it was so
“intense.”
Mr. Hatch has come a long way to get here, and we are
very fortunate to have him as our new counselor. At
Cedarcrest he will be helping all students with last
names in the “L through Z” range.
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Girls Cross
Country Advances to State
Saturday, October 31, 2009
By Coach Bruce McDowell
Saturday was muddy and rainy as the Cedarcrest
cross country squad competed at the Northwest
District Championships held at South Whidbey HS.
The
course was probably the slowest it has been in
years, with lots of puddles and standing water.
The team went through lots of clothes and shoes
trying to stay as dry as they could.
The girls won
the Northwest District Championships team title
over a very good Sehome team. It is the second
consecutive year that the girls squad has won the
District title, and the third consecutive year that
the Cedarcrest girls' squad has qualified for
State. The boys squad had an OK day finishing 8th
as a team in a really tough district. Read
the entire article
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1999 CHS
Grad--Derek Berg--Named
WSGA Player of the Year
October 30, 2009
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Picture from
UW Athletics |
You may have seen Derek Berg
around Cedarcrest the last few years as a
substitute teacher. Derek graduated in 1999 from
Cedarcrest and then went to the University of
Washington where he was on the golf team for four
years. Since his days at the University of
Washington Derek has continued his golfing
career, and recently was named the
Washington State Golf Association "Player of the
Year." This last year Derek played very
well in several state and national golf
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Freshmen Football Plays Hard but Loses
Close Game to
Sultan
October 22, 2009
By Coach
Michael
T. Miyoshi
Chuck
Knox once said, “Football players win football games.” As simple as it
sounds, it is true. I usually add, “…but football coaches lose football
games.” The simple truths to this compound statement are played out on
the gridiron every week. The players work hard to win games and the
coaches do everything in their power to help them prepare to win.
Unfortunately, for the Cedarcrest Freshmen Football team, the preparation
and game time adjustments were not enough this week. The team lost a
close one to Sultan 12-16.
The
second half opened with Cedarcrest receiving the ball. The line blocked
well allowing Michael Matwichuk and Kyle
Chandler room to run. A long drive ended with Chandler
scoring on a short run through the middle. A blocked extra point made the
score 6-10. The defense made play after play fending off the Sultan
offense. Matwichuk, Eli Grady, and others
pestered the quarterback while defensive backs
Zachery Miller, Kerby
Callison, and Nick Decker kept the receivers
from making too many catches. And Kellen Maloney made his first tackle
from the linebacker position. The defense bent but did not break for
almost the entire second half giving the offense a chance to drive down
the field a final time in the fourth quarter to make the go-ahead score.
That score came on a fourth down on near the goal line. Decker threw to
Callison threading the needle through the
defensive secondary. The score was 12-10 with still a few minutes on the
clock.
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Why is the CHS
Music Department So Special?
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
by Meaghan McArthy
The Cedarcrest High School
Music Department, run by Mr. Ryan Lewis, is all about music. He invests hours upon hours
in and out of school to make sure that the music can be heard--at pep
assemblies, home athletic events, and even an occasional performance
in the commons before school. We have classes in choir, band, and even
guitar. Members of the music department have music running through their
heads all day long.
There’s not
just one type of choir, or one kind of band, or even just one period of
guitar. Cedarcrest has three different choirs: jazz choir (audition
required), chamber choir (audition required), and concert choir (no
audition required). In addition, we have two bands: jazz band (audition required) and wind ensemble (previous
years in band are required). Finally, there are two periods of guitar (with
no experience required).
The music at Cedarcrest is
not just an in-class event--it is also alive outside of school. There are field trip
performances, field shows, solo ensembles, and even Spring tours. Of
course, these events cost money, so we are also involved with fundraisers
to cover the costs. All of this preparation is a lot of hard work, but it
pays off because it's a lot of fun.
The CHS Music
Department would not be possible without all the support of people like
Kathy Manuel, Ryan Lewis, and all of the people on the RHYTHM board. There
is a lot of work that goes on behind t
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Local News
Check out these two local newspapers--they do a
good job covering news
of our community and schools.Valley View
River Current News
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CHS Athletics Hotline--425.844.4868--Find
out what events are happening today. If there are any changes for
today's scheduled athletic events, such as a rainout, we will post
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Cascade Conference Schools
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November |
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Monday 11/2 |
Tuesday 11/3 |
Wednesday 11/4 |
Thursday 11/5 |
Friday 11/6 |
Saturday 11/7 |
JV Football vs. Lakewood at CHS
5:30 p.m. (Cancelled) |
Special
Assembly
bell schedule
Cedarcrest PTSA Parent
Awareness/Prevention Event
7:00 pm in the CHS Theater
Girls Soccer District
Tournament at CHS--Archbishop Murphy @ Cedarcrest, 5:00 p.m. |
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Girls Soccer District
Tournament at CHS (5:00 & 7:00 p.m.)
District Bracket |
Early release bell schedule
Varsity Football
Playoff at Cedarcrest
vs Blaine 7:00 pm
Gates open at 5:45 pm
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CHS Marching Band at Veterans' Day competition in Auburn
Girls Soccer Districts CHS vs. Granite Falls, 1:00 p.m.
District Bracket
X-Country WIAA
State in Pasco
11:00 am Drill Team at Lake
Washington Invite, Time TBA
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Monday 11/9 |
Tuesday 11/10 |
Wednesday 11/11 |
Thursday 11/12 |
Friday 11/13 |
Saturday 11/14 |
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Veterans' Day
No School |
Winter Sports Paperwork
due by 3:00 p.m. in the main office in order to be eligible for
first turn-out on Monday, Nov. 16th
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CHS Drama Production
Our Town
7:00 pm |
CHS Drama Production
Our Town
7:00 pm
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Monday 11/16 |
Tuesday 11/17 |
Wednesday 11/18 |
Thursday 11/19 |
Friday 11/20 |
Saturday 11/21 |
First Day of Winter Sports
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Parent-Teacher Conferences A-K
4:00 to 7:00 pm |
CHS Drama Production
Our Town
7:00 pm |
CHS Drama Production
Our Town
7:00 pm
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Monday 11/23 |
Tuesday 11/24 |
Wednesday 11/25 |
Thursday 11/26 |
Friday 11/27 |
Saturday 11/28 |
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Winter Sports Parent
Night, 6:00 p.m.
CHS Commons |
Parent-Teacher Conferences L-Z
4:00 to 7:00 pm |
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THANKSGIVING DAY
No School |
No School |
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Monday 11/30 |
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December |
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Tuesday 12/1 |
Wednesday 12/2 |
Thursday 12/3 |
Friday 12/4 |
Saturday 12/5 |
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Boys Basketball vs Cascade Leavenworth
at CHS
JV
5:15/V 7:00 p.m. |
Girls Basketball Interlake at CHS
JV 5:15/V 7:00 p.m.
Drill Team at Shorewood Invite
Time TBA
Wrestling at White River Tournament
10:00 a.m.
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Monday 12/7 |
Tuesday 12/8 |
Wednesday 12/9 |
Thursday 12/10 |
Friday 12/11 |
Saturday 12/12 |
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Boys Basketball vs. Interlake at CHS
JV 5:15/V 7:00 p.m. |
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Boys and Girls Basketball vs. Washington
Boys JV 12:00 p.m.
Girls JV 1:30 p.m.
Boys V 3:00 p.m.
Girls V 5:00 p.m.Wrestling at Sedro Wooley
Tournament, Time TBA
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Monday 12/14 |
Tuesday 12/15 |
Wednesday 12/16 |
Thursday 12/17 |
Friday 12/18 |
Saturday 12/19 |
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Wrestling vs. Sultan
at CHS
JV 6:30/V 7:00 pm |
Girls Basketball vs. Lakewood at CHS
JV 5:15/V 7:00 p.m.
Boys Basketball at Lakewood
JV 5:15/V 7:00 p.m. |
Boys and Girls Basketball vs. Washington
Boys JV 12:00 p.m.
Girls JV 1:30 p.m.
Boys V 3:00 p.m.
Girls V 5:00 p.m.Wrestling at Sedro Wooley
Tournament, Time TBA |
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Monday 12/21 |
Tuesday 12/22 |
Wednesday 12/23 |
Thursday 12/24 |
Friday 12/25 |
Saturday 12/26 |
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Winter
Boys Basketball at Liberty HS
C 1:00/JV 2:45
V 4:30
p.m.
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Vacation |
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Monday 12/28 |
Tuesday 12/29 |
Wednesday 12/30 |
Thursday 12/31 |
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Boys Basketball at Highline Tourney
(TBA) |
Boys Basketball at Highline Tourney (TBA)
Girls Basketball at Squalicum Tourney
JV vs.Sehome 2:30
V vs Sehome 5:30
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Girls Basketball at Squalicum Tourney
JV vs Squalicum 4:00
V vs Squalicum 7:00 |
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January |
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Friday 1/1 |
Saturday 1/2 |
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Girls Basketball at Mount Si, C/JV 5:45
Varsity 7:30
p.m.
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Monday 1/4 |
Tuesday 1/5 |
Wednesday 1/6 |
Thursday 1/7 |
Friday 1/8 |
Saturday 1/9 |
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First day back to school |
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