Coming
Career/College Events
for Underclassmen
Wednesday, May 23
Military Academy
Information Night--- WHEN:
Thursday, May 23 ,
6:30-8:00 pm WHERE:
Everett Performing Arts
Center Auditorium, 2710
Wetmore Avenue, Everett WHAT ACADEMIES:
Air Force Academy, Coast
Guard Academy,
Merchant Marine Academy,
Military Academy, Naval
Academy
College Options:
Duke, Georgetown,
Harvard, Penn, Stanford--- WHEN:
Wednesday, May 22, 7:30
pm (SeaTac) WHERE:
Hilton Seattle Airport &
Conference Center, 17620
International Blvd.,
Seattle WHEN:
Thursday, May 23, 7:30
pm (Bellevue) WHERE:
Bellevue Hilton, 300 -
112th Avenue, SE,
Bellevue, WA
(425) 455-1300
Busted!! By the
Random Acts of
Kindness
Snoop Patrol
Thursday, May
15
This week
Damion Tucker
was busted for committing a
random act of kindness.
Damion was busted by Mr.
Schenk for exemplifying
what’s good about CHS
students.
John Wooden said, “The
true test of a man’s
character is what he does
when no one is watching.”
Damion was the first person
that came into class after
lunch and he found an iPhone
on the floor, and
immediately turned it in.
Nice job Damion!!
Edyk Wilmot
Also busted this week--
Edyk
Wilmot
This week Edyk Wilmot has
been busted for a random act
of kindness by Mrs. Filer.
Edyk noticed that Mrs. Filer
was almost out of cough
drops so he brought her two
full bags. He bought them
with his birthday money so
that she could have more
cough drops.
CHS Track & Field at
Bi-District
Championships-Day
1 by Coach
McDowell
Sunday, May 12
On Wednesday, May 15, the Cedarcrest
T&F team competed at the 2A
Bi-District 1 & 2 Meet. The
meet was held at Bellingham's Civic
Stadium. This is the last meet
prior to next week's State
Championships. For laned
running events, there were 2
preliminary races with 8 qualifying
for Friday's final. For other
events, the meet was a final with
the top 3 qualifying for next week's
State meet.
Here is the list of those that
qualified for Friday's final out of
the Wednesday prelims: Luke
Driscoll (200m and 400m), Liam
Thomas (110m HH), Alex Zuvich (300m
H), Quinn Radbourne (800m), Cody
Wanichek (800m), Kayla Nelson (800m)
as well as the Boys 4x400m relay
squad.
Here is the list of our top placers
in events that were Wednesday
finals: Bennett Minnie (5th -
Pole Vault), Logan Orndorf (5th -
1600m), Quinn Radbourne (6th -
1600m) and Allison Bawden (6th -
Triple Jump).
In regards to our top 10 list, we
did have some changes with Liam
Thomas now 3rd - 110m HH. The
other changes were mark improvements
but no changing of place on the
list. Quinn Radbourne - 1600m,
Colton Green - 1600m, Elliot Dick -
300m H, and Bennett Minnie - PV.
We were not able to qualify anyone
onto state yet, but we still have
many chances on Friday.
Hopefully, my Friday email will have
some good news in regards to State.
.
After the completion of
the first round where
all 64 teams were
envolved in 9 matches
each at the Regional
Robotics event at
Century Link in
Seattle--there
were only two teams that
were
undefeated--Newport
HS 948 and the
Cedarcrest 4089 Stealth
Robotics.
In the
first round, which
started on Thursday and
ended on Friday morning,
all 64 teams were
involved in 9 matches
each. At the end of the
round Newport HS 948 and
the Cedarcrest 4089 were
the only teams that were
undefeated with 9-0
records. All teams were
put in a ranking order
from 1 to 64--Newport
was ranked #1 with our
Cedarcrest 4089 Stealth
team ranked #2.
At this point the top 8
ranked teams picked
alliance partners for
the final round--again
there were 3 teams on
each alliance.
Unfortunately, the
alliance CHS was in lost
its first set of matches
(2-1) and did not
qualify for the national
competition.
Although the team was
really hoping to qualify
for the national
competition, they did a
great job for a 2nd-year
team--they ended the
first round ranked #2
out of 64 teams, and were
given the Creativity Award
(sponsored by Xerox).
CHS Wrestler Places at Reno
World Wrestling Championships Thursday, May 2
Cedarcrest High School's Carlos
Toledanorecently placed 6th in the
Reno World Wrestling Championship
in Reno, Nevada in the 160 lbs
division.For his outstandingperformance at the
tournament and also his excellent
win/loss record as a high school
wrestler, Carlos was selected as a
member of the High School
All-American Wrestling Team.Carlos will continue his
education and wrestling career at
Doane College in Crete, Nebraska
next year.Congratulations Carlos!
$
Intermec
Technologies
Corporation:
A strong
Supporter of Schools and
Education
$
The
Cedarcrest High School
Science department has
received another $2,000
grant from the Intermec
Foundation K-12
Education Support
Program. This grant
will be used to assist
in the purchase of much
needed science equipment
and materials.
Intermec donates
approximately $160,000
per year to schools in
the form of grants and
scholarships.
Thank you to Mr. Dan
Bodnar for his help in
securing this grant for
our school and students.
Science
Team Excels at Regional
Competition
By Wyatt Edwards
Thursday, March 21
Isaac
Harper
Thorsen Wehr
The Science Team at Cedarcrest
has started off with great success!
At the Regional competition many
students won awards for the
work they have done for a variety
of different science subjects.
Isaac Harper and Thorsen Wehr took first place and won the
Grand Prizes in the Central Sound
Regional Science fair. By winning
the grand prize awards they have
earned themselves a trip to
Phoenix, Arizona for the
International Science and
Engineering Fair. Isaac Harper is
competing in Cellular/Molecular
Biology, and Thorsen Wehr is
competing in Physics/Astronomy.
Emily Harrison and Hannah Hendrikson also took first place in
Medicine/Health Sciences.
Students
who placed 2nd at the Central Sound
Regional Science Fair include:
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all federal and state statutes and regulations and does not
discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex,
race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or
military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or
identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or
service animal, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and
other designated youth groups. This holds true for all
district employment and student opportunities. Inquiries
regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed
to the school district’s Title IX/RCW 28A.640 Officer (Ms Janet
L. Gavigan, 425-844-4500) and Section 504/ADA Coordinator (Dr.
Ken Heikkila, 425-844-4500).
