Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald, December 03, 2014

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Lake Tapps projects nearly washed out

By Ray Still Staff Writer

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With the unexpected rainfall last Tuesday, the White River was nearly three feet away from flowing over the flume gates and down through the flume construction project.

This was a problem for Cascade Water Alliance Lake Manager Joe Mickelson, who was overseeing the replacement of the flume that fed water into Lake Tapps. Nearly 2,400 feet of centuryold, rotted wood is being replaced by high-tensile concrete to withstand the river’s erosive power.

“The river was at 1,800 cubit feet of water per second, and now it is at 3,800,” Mickelson said, explaining how the unexpected rainfall caused the water to quickly rise. “I can’t have the water get any higher than that. We can’t have it go over the flume or it will

wipe out the project.”

Although Mickelson was worried about the water levels, he said it was not an emergency, and he expected his workers to be able to keep the water from flowing down into the project site.

The replacement of the flume is one of the many projects Cascade Water Alliance is attempting to finish before spring. Other projects include weeding the lake bed and replacing the head gates that control how much water enters and leaves the lake.

In order to perform these numerous inspections and repairs, Cascade started lowering the lake water levels in November until the lake was almost completely empty of water.

The lake elevation is just over 500 feet, nearly 43 feet lower than when the lake was at its highest levels earlier this summer. This is

SEE TAPPS, PAGE 5

The White River flowed with more than 3800 cubic feet of water per second last Tuesday, causing problems for Cascade Water Alliance workers. Bottom left, the 100-year-old wooden flume that transported water from White River to Lake Tapps has been collapsed. Bottom right, the new flume will be constructed from hightensile concrete and will be able to withstand 10,000 pounds of pressure per square inch.

Photos by Ray Still

Bonney Lake pawn shop saves WWII museum exhibit

By Ray Still Staff Writer

When state Initiative 594 passed in November, Pioneer Museum in Lynden, Wash., found itself in a peculiar, and possibly lawfully ambiguous, position.

According to the new law, the World War II firearms the museum has on loan from various owners for an exhibit would need to be returned to owners before Dec. 4, or the original owners of the

weapons would need to undergo a background check before their weapons could be legally returned.

It was by chance that Pistol Annie’s Gun and Jewelry and Pawn shop in Bonney Lake learned about the museum’s problem, and decided to do something about it.

“My husband went home early, which he never does, and he caught the story on the news,” said owner Melissa Denny. “When I got home, my husband said hey,

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The pawn shop decided to help the museum keep its exhibit by performing background checks on museum curator Troy Luginbill and the original gun owners. This way, the museum can legally display the firearms it has on loan, and when the exhibit ends in May, the museum can legally return the guns to the original owners.

Originally, the museum was going to return all 11 firearms from the exhibit, both because of

the gray area the initiative created around long-term gun loans and the cost of background checks.

The background checks would normally cost $40 per gun in both directions, resulting in an estimated bill of $880 for the museum, but Denny decided to waive the fee.

Since this new development some of the firearm owners told Luginbill they do not want to

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Middle school students invest time in volunteering

By Ray Still Staff Writer

North Tapps Middle School had its first Community Service Night Nov. 17. Students and their families toured the school common room, where several local organizations set up booths to attract young volunteers.

“Kids get excited about finding passion for community service,” said Parent Teacher Student Association President Effie

Dattilo. “They can find something that they can do and maybe even find a career.”

Organizations at the event included the Auburn Parks Arts and Recreation, The Big Give, the Girl and Boy Scouts, the Bonney Lake Food Bank, and Partnerships for Action, Voices for Empowerment (PAVE) Community Inclusion Program.

Wylie Thomas, 19, became involved with PAVE in his junior year of

high school. Now that he graduated from Bonney Lake High School, he is encouraging younger students to get involved with PAVE. Thomas and the PAVE Community Inclusion Program partner with youth volunteers with and without disabilities to put together community events like dances and game nights for youth of all ages and abilities.

“You get a lot of kids who have disabilities and have

very high needs,” Thomas said. “You need to be patient with them. Patience is a virtue.”

Last year, Thomas received from PAVE a fund-a-dream scholarship.

Unlike school scholarships, PAVE’s fund-a-dream scholarship can be used to further any goal, whether is it academic or personal.

Thomas said he will be using his scholarship to work towards his goal of becoming a certified nurse assistant.

North Tapps Middle School students talk to the Auburn Youth Council aboun volunteer opportunities. Photo courtesy of Aileen Andrade

Old Cannery recognized by WA Secretary of State

Dave Radcliff, representing the Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse, received the 2014 Corporations for Communities award. Photo courtesy of Brian Zylstra

The Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse in Sumner was recently given the 2014 Corporations for Communities Award along with four other companies from the state.

The award is given to businesses that make it a priority to help the community.

The other companies were Bellevue-based John Howie Restaurants, The Barkley Company,

in Bellingham and The McGregor Company in Colfax.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman presented the winners with a certificate and a National Association of Secretaries of State Medallion Award, which recognizes civic engagement, voter education efforts, government services and a commitment to giving back to the community.

“I’m proud and honored to present these four amazing and deserving companies with this award,” Wyman said. “Many businesses of all sizes make a difference by donating money, items or volunteers toward worthy causes.”

The Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse was nominated for its extensive community involvement. It has created, sponsored or participated in

several cancer, research, autism, multiple sclerosis and other benefit events.

It has sponsored the “visit with Santa and Elves” at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital, Operation Turkey Drop and Operation Ham Grenade, providing holiday meals to Joint Base LewisMcChord families. The company encourages use of paid time for its employees to participate in these activities.

Another Sumner business, A Picket Fence, was recognized by Wyman for community service.

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November 23 Burglar y: Of f icers responded to a residence on West Tapps Highway East to the report of a burglary and it was possible the owner was confronting the suspect. Upon arrival, officers waited for backup before clearing the residence but the owner became angry. He was yelling and swearing at officers that the police won’t do anything about the recent string of burglaries to his home. The owner got frustrated and entered the home on his own in order to clear it.

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Officers heard him walking around the house screaming. The owner’s wife arrived and they noticed doors were missing from rooms upstairs.

The owner told officers that whoever entered the home did so past a board that he had screwed across a side door. At the time of this report, there no further action taken.

November 22 Warrant: While on a routine patrol, officers ran a random records check on a vehicle traveling on SR 410. The check showed the registered owner had a criminal arrest warrant out of Bonney Lake. After contact with the driver, confirmed he was the registered owner. Officers transported him to the Enumclaw jail where he was booked for his warrant. He was also issued an infraction for no valid operator license with identification. This case

was forwarded to the Prosecuting Attorney.

November 21 Vehicle Prowl: Officers responded to the report of slashed tires and a stolen license plate. When officers arrived, they noticed the tires on the vehicle were brand new, the reporting party told them she had already had them replaced. However, officers could see that the rear license plate was missing. At the time of this report there was no further action taken.

November 20 Theft: Officers spoke with the reporting party on the phone regarding a vehicle prowl at his residence on Nov. 10. He told officers he found someone had broken the lock to the bed of his truck and store roughly $4000 worth of tools.

At the time of this report, there was no further information.

For the month of December, Bonney Lake Police Officers will be looking for impaired drivers and focus on removing them from the roads. Impaired driving is defined as driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Police urge community members to ‘park smart’

By Sarah Wehmann Staff Writer

On Black Friday as many people were out getting the best deals, the Bonney Lake Police Department launched its first Holiday Park Smart Program.

From 3 to 5 p.m., police officers and citizens handed out f lyers with the goal of reducing the number of vehicle break ins.

According to a press release from the department, “criminals commonly walk and drive through parking lots looking for vehicles with unlocked doors or valuables left out in the open.”

The press release urges people to conceal any valuables prior to arriving at your destination.

With this program, the department wants to remind community members to lock your car doors, roll your windows up, use your alarm sys-

Bonney Lake officer Tobie Johnston hands out a flyer to a resident during Friday’s Holiday Park Smart Program. Photo by Dennis Box tem and consider using a CLUB on your steering wheel, according to the press release.

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people should consider when parking especially during the holiday season.

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Sumner revenue projected to be near pre-recession levels

By Ray Still Staff Writer

The Sumner preliminary budget for the next two years was adopted by the Sumner City Council last Monday.

“We’re really growing into our own, achieving goals that were just dreams only a few years ago,” wrote Sumner Mayor Dave Enslow in his introduction of the preliminary budget.

According to the preliminary budget document, the city anticipates a 12 percent increase in general fund revenue over the 2013/2014 revised budget.

Over the next two years, the city is projecting a 1 percent growth in property tax revenue per year, a 2 percent increase in sales tax revenue and between 2 and 3 percent increase in utility tax revenue, according to Sumner Communications Director Carmen Palmer.

“The best way to increase sales tax revenue is through spending, not increasing

the rate,” said Palmer. “If you get more people shopping here, your revenue goes up.”

Part of the increase in sales tax revenue will come from increased visits to the city because of the U.S. Open. However, Palmer said the city will not receive any sales tax or property tax from the event itself.

On Monday, Nov. 17, Sumner’s City Council voted to increase the property tax collection by 1 percent. Palmer said that for homes assessed at $200,000, the difference in tax collec-

tion will be less than $1 per year. This keeps Sumner at the third lowest property tax rate in the state, according to Palmer.

Both sales and utility tax rates are also projected to remain flat for the biennium.

Overall, Palmer reported, the next two years will see an increase of 2 percent increase in revenue per year.

Total projected revenue for the 2014/2015 budget is a little more than $21.3 million.

More than 62 percent of

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“However, it’s problematic to say ‘new personnel’ because we’re doing a lot of reorganizing that combines and moves around old positions,” said Palmer.

According to Palmer, Administrative Services Director Jason Wilson replaced positions for the former deputy city administrator, the city human resources director, and the city finance director.

“By creating a new position, we eliminated two,” said Palmer. “The goal here is to find new and better ways to do things that cost the same or less for citizens

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Some other tips include installing a locking fuel cap, installing a vehicle tracking system, installing an alarm system kill switch and never leaving your vehicle running and unattended.

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Bomb threat investigated at Bonney Lake High School

By Sarah Wehmann Staff Writer

On Nov. 19 Bonney Lake Police Officer and School Resource Officer Daron Wolschleger received word that a bomb threat had been found at Bonney Lake High School.

In the officer’s report, it stated East Pierce Fire and Rescue responded to the school because several fire alarms had been activated.

These alarms had been pulled on purpose by a number of staff members in order to evacuate the school after the note was found.

Wolschleger spoke with Bonney Lake High School Assistant Principal Brian Scheerer who told him the note was found in one of the women’s bathroom.

He was asked by Scheerer to help aid in the school’s investigation into the threat.

“The department always works well with the Sumner School District and high school administrators to investigate these threats to the fullest,” Wolschleger said.

Scheerer told Wolschleger the school “did not believe the threat was credible and that no children appeared to have been in danger,” according to the police report.

The following day Wolschleger reported to the high school and met with several administration staff.

During the meeting with administration, Wolschleger learned that through their own investigation had discovered two students who were involved with the threat.

In addition to the threat, he learned the two students were also responsible for stealing two cans of spray paint and painting obscene images in two different women’s bathrooms at the school.

Wolschleger was provided a number of written statements from both of the suspects, a Bonney Lake High School staff member and four friends of one of the suspects.

One of the suspects had requested the statements from the four additional friends “to assist her in her defense,” according to the police report.

One of the suspects had confessed to stealing the paint, spray painting the images and writing the bomb threat.

While the second suspect denied actively participating in all three of those activities.

Wolschleger was shown the bomb threat that had been written on the back of a sign that hangs in the bathroom.

According to the police report, the note read, “School will explode at 2:20 JK.” The note also had another obscene drawing on it and the words, “Smoke pot 4 life 4:20.”

The first suspect wrote in her statement the second student was the one who told her to steal the spray paint, paint the images and write the bomb threat.

The second student told Wolschleger that she was with the first student during all three activities but did not partake in any of them.

The officer then spoke with the first suspect along with the principal.

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Other large projects for the city include the opening of the YMCA, expand the wastewater treatment facility, and building the new Bridge Street bridge. According to Palmer, this partial list of

MUSEUM FROM 1 undergo a background check for their property to be returned.

In fact, Luginbill is now the only firearm owner that will be displaying his weapons at the exhibit.

Only five of the original collection of 11 firearms belong to Luginbill. The

TAPPS FROM 1 the lowest the lake has been since 2003.

One of the reasons Cascade is replacing the wood in the flume as well as the wooden fish barrier in the river is because the rotted wood is injuring fish that swim up and down the river, especially salmon that use the river to return to their spawning waters.

In fact, according to Mickelson, the White River

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projects doesn’t even include the list of projects that currently remain unfunded, like replacing the state Route 410/ traffic overpass and funding construction for the 24th street bridge.

“For many of these items, we’ve relied on shared revenue from the state,” Palmer

said. “Some of those revenue streams are in danger given the situation at the state with the recent school measure and other legislative challenges.”

In total, the projected expenditures for the biennium match the projected revenue at $21.3 million.

other six firearms will be returned to their owners before the law goes into effect.

Luginbill said this is unfortunate, because some of the other firearms are rare, including a M1941 Johnson automatic rifle, a M50 Reising submachine gun, and an M1 Garand rifle.

The firearms still on display include a Browning

Hi-Power pistol, a Type 38 Arisaka bolt action rifle, and a .50 caliber anti-tank rifle.

While the firearms are Luginbill’s property, the law requires he get a background check because the museum is a separate entity, even though Luginbill is the curator of the museum.

“It’s a funny aspect of the law,” he said.

is one of the 10 worst rivers in the state of Washington because of the Mud Mountain Dam. “The damn is holding fish, so they have to use a fish trap and take the fish and put them in trucks and haul them up,” said Mickelson. “The dam is in such bad repair, it is compromising the safety of the fish.”

At the fish barrier in Buckley, salmon and trout are trapped, boxed, and shipped upstream past the

dam to spawn.

Further downstream, fish caught in the flume are diverted and sorted back into the river, and rock chutes do the same thing for mud and rocks.

Mickelson said that Cascade’s goal is to only take water from the river, and to keep as much fish and debris in the river and out of the lake as possible.

Cascade plans to begin filling Lake Tapps by March, and have it completely filled again by May.

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My newfound Jinni Positioning System There is hope for the modern world, discovered in the most unlikely of devices.

In the past, my cellphone has masqueraded as a demon device suddenly calling strangers or refusing to ring when God is calling.

Despite what certain young women in the office say (never believe them), I know how to work my phone; it is the cellphone that turned on me when I yell clean obscenities at it. Unless I used just the Dennis Box, right tone and Editor poked it in the proper place, it suddenly went dark and refused to speak or turn on the light.

However, in my hour of need I discovered hope.

At about midnight a couple of months ago I was driving to Anacortes to catch a ferry to San Juan Island for work.

I got lost somewhere on the outskirts of Enumclaw. It was dark.

I decided I would try one of those things (I know – it’s a stupid app) that mysteriously show up for no reason when I am trying to answer the ringing that is not in my head.

The thing is called “There” or “Go there” or “You’re lost forever” – something like that.

Anyway, I pulled over in the dark, began whacking my phone and suddenly a light asked me where

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Immigration issue puts party distrust on display The battle we are now witnessing between the president and the Republicans in Congress over immigration is a strange one. It is strange because both sides have forgotten how they have acted during the past six years toward each other and only see the slights and attacks from the other side.

President Obama, stung by the midterm congressional election race losses, is unwilling to accept his defeat easily, just as the Republicans refused to accept their 2012 presidential loss.

The Republicans are gloating over their recent congressional victories, just as Obama gloated over trouncing the Republicans in 2012, feeling he had a mandate.

The Republicans have forgotten their low approval ratings especially among the young and minorities, and their previous six years of obstructionism toward the president and his policies. The immigration issue brings the past six years of rancor and ill will to center stage.

Even as President Obama stressed his solutions to immigration in his recent speech, he knows his initiatives will anger Republicans but he doesn’t feel it will make any differ-

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ence. He doesn’t trust them to act for the good of the poor and middle class or treat him with respect. They’ve hated him from the beginning of his first term. Nothing is going to change that attitude. Relationships between the president and the Republicans in Congress will only get worse, not better.

The Republicans, feeling victorious, now expect the president to forget their past actions and words toward him. Sen. John McCain, in a Nov. 6 MSNBC broadcast, summed up their attitude quite clearly by pleading with the president to wait on immigration until they take control of Congress in January: “We’ve got a new Congress. We’ve got a new mandate,” he said. “Let’s let the House of Representatives decide if they want to move forward on immi-

gration reform or not.”

President Obama probably is thinking that when only 40 percent of the eligible electorate voted in early November, the word “mandate” does not seem valid.

He thinks back 16 months, to the immigration bill passed by a bipartisan Senate, and remembers how the Republican-controlled House refused to allow the bill to even be voted on, knowing full well that if that were allowed, it would have passed with Democratic and moderate Republican support. He thinks to himself, “Why should I wait any longer?”

Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney had an explanation for the Republican refusal to pass immigration reform then in a Nov. 2, 2014, CNN interview: “I think the Republicans in the House were looking at what was coming up from the Senate and saying: ‘You know we can do better if we pick up some more seats in the Senate.’”

The problem with the passage of this Senate bill is that only 14 of 46 Republicans voted for it in 2013.

Based upon Romney’s words, the new

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Letter to the Editor Sometimes I wonder if The Courier-Herald editor hires a liberal like Elfers to write stuff just to get others to write stuff back, to counter the liberal stuff that most of us in the rural areas of America totally disagree with.

Rich Elfers’ column on Nov. 12, with regards to Pam Roach winning anoth-

Calendar Friday, December 5 From 1 to 6 p.m., Cascade Regional Blood Services will be holding a blood drive at Columbia Bank in Bonney Lake. Additional blood drives at this location will be held on Dec. 12 and Dec. 19. There will also be a blood drive event at Columbia Bank on Dec. 26 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Saturday, December 6 Bonney Lake’s annual tree lighting is scheduled for 6 p.m. The tree sits

CORNER FROM 6 I was going and where I came from, like some Philosophy 101 class I flunked.

Miraculously the magic

pany $2,300 more per family.

The stupid voters Grouber must have been referring to was 100 percent of the Senate and House Dumocrats. All Republicans in the House and Senate were smart enough not to vote for Obama Care.

Jonathan Grouber called the American voters ”stupid.” Mr. Elfers, in my opinion, called the voters that chose Pam Roach “stupid.”

Sorry Mr. Elfers, you got it rear forward. Pam Roach won this election because she actually had words printed in her mailer. Pam Roach actually had infor-

mation about her past work as a senator and future work. Her opponent palled up with the Democrat legislator in our district, received a bunch of money from that Democrat and his family members and put out ads together with a photo of the two with nothing more than “Endorsed by the Seattle Times and the Tacoma News Tribune.”

No plans for the future. No content. No information.

Nothing for the voters to think about.

No Mr. Elfers, I do believe you got it bass ackwards.

The voters did make a smart and informed choice by keeping Pam Roach. The

voters chose a senator that has worked very hard for those in the district and actually goes to the multitude of local issue meetings that happen around here and Cathy Dahlquist and Christopher Hurst do not. And how Mr. Hurst still wins in a conservative district is beyond my pay grade. Phil Fortunato is a lot more in tune with this district and would have made a great legislator, but maybe next time.

Did I just swallow a baited hook…again?

outside the Public Safety Building. The city and the Kiwanis Club are sponsoring this event. According to the city’s website, music, refreshments, photos with Santa and other activities are scheduled to happen before and after the tree lighting.

Food donations can also be dropped off at the food bank. Also this year the Bonney Lake Arts Commission and Kiwanis Club are hosting the city’s first Gingerbread House Contest. Children, teens and adults can enter alone or as a team. The gingerbread house contest will take place at the tree lighting ceremony. Visit the city of Bonney Lake’s website to download an entry form.

The deadline to enter is Dec. 6 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Sumner’s Hometown Santa Parade also begins at 3:30 p.m. The parade will start in the Sumner High parking lot and travel westbound along Main Street to Kincaid Avenue.

Downtown Enumclaw comes alive as the traditional holiday parade rolls along Cole Street, beginning at 6 p.m.

THREAT FROM 5 She admitted to the officer everything she wrote in her statement was true.

Wolschleger arrested her for making the bomb threat, stealing the spray paint and malicious mischief.

She was handcuffed and transpor ted to Remann Hall by other officers where she was booked on those charges.

Wol sch leger t hen spoke with the second suspect along with the principal, assistant principal and the student’s mom.

She was also read her

rights.

Again, she stayed consistent with her written statement that she was present but did not do any of the three activities.

She told the officer she did not report any of the activity to staff because she did not want to get involved or in trouble.

In the police report, Wolschleger wrote that in September 2013, Officer Todd Green and himself had arrested this suspect for a bomb threat against the high school.

He noted in the report, both incidences had similar circumstances.

The second suspect was not arrested. She was released on scene to her

mom.

Both students were emergenc y ex pel led from Bonney Lake High School.

The estimated cost to clean up the obscene images from the bathroom walls is $50.

This report has been forwarded to the juvenile prosecutor at Remann Hall regarding charges against both students for threat to bomb, theft and malicious mischief.

“We want people to know that the Bonney Lake Police Department t a kes t hese c a l ls ver y, ver y seriously,” Wolschleger said. “We have a zero tolerance for these kinds of threats.”

light in my phone figured out where I was going and a woman in white began talking to me.

I couldn’t believe it. I found a girlfriend in my shirt pocket.

Once we got rolling,

every time I was going a mile or two over the speed limit, my new girlfriend started yelling at me.

After a couple of yellings, I started speeding just to hear her soothing critique, to see if she still

liked me.

Then I took a wrong turn. That was nearly nirvana.

“Recalculating because you are a dummy,” she yelled.

I loved it. I started

taking wrong turns and speeding to see what my new cellphone jinni would do next.

Now I really like my cellphone and I never leave it alone.

I have my jinni tell me

how to get to the grocery store a few blocks away, just to make sure I take the right route. One can’t be to careful.

I wonder if my jinni will grant me wishes.

Hope.

er term, stated “many voters have short memories or they don’t care, or many of the voters may never have been aware of the allegations.”

“None of these opinions is pleasant to think about, nor does it say much in favor of our democratic electoral system.”

Another elitist Jonathan Grouber, Obama’s author of Obama Care, informed us in those newly-released videos (that the lamestream media is afraid to show

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Obama, Grouber and all the rest lied about Obama Care. If the statement “you can keep your insurance if you like it” was true, why was my company dropped by my insurance company because of Obama Care?

Replacing it cost my com-

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Seeking some quiet before mayhem hits I’m beginning to with her), woke me up at understand why teenag7. Well, she didn’t actuers sleep so late. It’s God’s ally wake me up, I was way of giving their mothtrying to ignore morning, ers some calm before the as I do pretty much every storm. They are noisy morning.

Gretchen Leigh and crazy when they are I never like getting out awake and when they of bed. I’m not sure why, Columnist are in packs (yes, like a but I’m glad I did today. At bunch of wild dogs), they 7, there are no young peoare even worse. ple skulking around the Not that I don’t enjoy having my kids house. They may have been active at 3 or 4 around or even my husband (who is a rath- in the morning, but 7 has them passed out. er noisy boy in his own right), but the sense Normally, on the Friday after I have this time of year is this dull roar that Thanksgiving my husband would be up resonates through my head. I don’t notice watching TV by 7 a.m., which interferes it until it’s not there, as with this morning. with my usual morning silence. But he had Aah, quiet. Cally, our older cat, who has to work mandatory overtime; something been enjoying sleeping with my daugh- about engines not starting on the first try ter’s college roommate these last couple and airlines sending them back and his days (and she enjoys having Cally sleep crew having to tear them down so the

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appropriate parties can figure out what’s wrong and fix it. Blah, blah, blah.

I feel bad for him, because he’s been working a lot of overtime lately. But because he’s not here, I’m sitting in silence. Aah. I went for a walk and most of the neighborhood was asleep; sleeping off their carb hangover I imagine. I only encountered three live bodies and we’re talking a couple hundred houses and three neighborhoods.

More quiet.

Most of my normal weekdays are spent in silence, so with the first holiday down and several more and much more company to go, this is a nice little reprieve. Especially because in just three or so short hours, my house will be filled with screaming teenage girls (my oldest is still a teen for a few more months; not that it will change anything when she turns 20; gaah, 20?).

It’s our annual gingerbread house mak-

ing party. I’m still insisting the kids make nice gingerbread houses, not train crashing, ninja-Teddy Graham, red food coloring-infused horror creations. I let them do it a couple years, but I need nice pictures for the grandmothers’ calendars. Houses that show the joyful spirit of the season.

My youngest is trying to talk me into letting the college kids frighten up their houses since they’ll be leaving the building with them; trying to lure me with promises of her own sweet house of sweets (“you can just take pictures of mine”). I don’t know.

Maybe a train wreck or two, but I think ninjas are out. Or maybe not; maybe I don’t let them do it because I don’t want a peek into that part of their souls.

But right now, the silence is for me. I’m re-energizing for the impending mayhem.

Yes, I believe it’s God’s way of giving me a respite from the insanity.

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Panthers, Spartans receive all-league honors Editor’s note: All-league selections for SPSL 3A girls swim and cross country were not available at the time of press.

Selections for boys and girls golf, girls soccer, volleyball and tennis ran in the last issue of the Courier-Herald.

Bonney Lake Football

The Panthers ended the 2014 season with a 1-6 conference record and a 3-7 record overall.

Senior Isaiah Weed received honorable men-

tion for quarterback.

Senior Ethan McElderry was named second team all-league at running back.

Senior Dillon Jordan was named second team at wide receiver.

Senior Riley Miller was selected to first team allleague for the offensive line.

And senior Jordan Zimmerman received offensive line honorable mention.

On the defensive side of the ball, Miller was selected to first team allleague for the defensive line.

Zi m mer ma n a lso received honorable mention for defensive line.

Sophomore Jason Day was named second team all-league for linebacker.

Jordan received honorable mention for defensive back.

Sophomore punter Caleb Davis was named second team all-league for the Panthers.

Sumner Football

The Spartans season finished with a 38-0 loss to Bellevue in the first round of the state tournament.

Sumner finished the season with a 3-4 conference record and a 5-5 overall record.

Senior quarterback Chase Torgison was selected to the second team all-league.

Sophomore Connor Wedington was named first team at running back.

And his brother, senior Tr iston Wed i ng ton received first team allleague honors for wide receiver.

Sophomore Michael Carey received honorable mention at tight end.

Senior Nick Farman

was named first team for offensive line.

Seniors Eli Hofto and Collin Baker received honorable mention for offensive line.

On the other side of the ball, Farman was also named second team allleague for defensive line.

And junior Ja ke Harmon and senior Troy Salisbury received defensive line honorable mention.

Junior Josh Riley and senior Jesse Lindhal were named first team allleague at linebacker.

Junior Jack McDonald a nd senior Gage

Whitehead received honorable mention for linebacker.

Senior Austin Ford was named first team allleague at defensive back.

And senior k icker Michael Smith was named second team allleague.

Senior Scott Alsop was named special teams player of the year.

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Unified basketball team tips off at jamboree

By Ray Still Staff Writer

The White River and E nu mclaw Un i f ied Basketball teams will start shooting hoops during their tip off jamboree on Jan 10.

While the high schools had Unified Sports teams last year, this will be the first year the teams will be competing in Unified

Sports league play.

Unified Sports, which is organized by Special Olympics Washington, is an inclusive program for students of all abilities to push themselves competitively. “ T he d i f fe re nc e bet ween Specia l Olympics and Special Olympics Unified is that it is mixed,” explained Susan Root, the coach for the White River basket-

ball team. “People with disabilities play with people without disabilities, which is what makes it so interesting as a coach and as a sport.”

White R iver and Enumclaw teams compete in Districts 3 and 4.

While Bonney Lake and Sumner High School do not have a Unified Sports team, the two high schools have a combined basketball team

that competes in traditional Special Olympics games. According to regional manager Chrissy Rasor, traditional Special Olympics teams do not mix players with and without developmental disabilities. Instead, the team fully composed of students with developmental disabilities.

Unified Sports basketball rules don’t differ much from mainstream

basketball rules, although some of the rules are relaxed. For example, a player caught traveling an extra two steps may not be called on the offense. If a player scores after traveling, though, the point does not count and the offense is called.

Structure and requirements for Unified Sports teams, however, are stringent.

On the court, there

is always ratio of three athletes to two partners.

Athletes are players with a developmental disability, and partners are players without a developmental disability.

“This makes it really interesting as a coach, because everybody plays to their potential, no matter how good they are,” Root said.

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New head coaches lead Panthers into season

By Sarah Wehmann Staff Writer

The Bonney Lake boys basketball team started the 2014-2015 season Tuesday with a non-league game against Rogers of Puyallup.

The Panthers went 0-10 last season in conference play and had a 0-20 overall record.

New to the Panthers is head coach Sam Oliver.

Oliver spent last season as an assistant coach at Auburn.

Despite not being here last season, he said “We have a lot of experience on this team and our guys are excited about the season.”

Oliver expects the Panthers to “compete in every game.”

He credits the team as working hard and “buying into what we are doing here.”

“If we embrace our philosophy of controlling what we can control, the wins will take care of themselves,” he said.

The Panthers are returning eight varsity players and are added three new ones.

Returning for Bonney Lake are junior Brock Frame, senior Taylor Graham, junior Michael Harvey, senior JC Herd, junior Donny Hofstrand, senior Brady Thomas, senior Isaiah Weed and Senior Jake Zahnow.

New to varsity this season is senior Nic Carter, junior Patrick Oxile and senior Hunter Suttle.

When it comes to who to keep an eye on this season, Oliver doesn’t have just one player to look out for.

“One thing we talk to our guys about is being ready when your opportunity arrives,” Oliver said.

“For us to reach our potential this year, we will need every guy on the team to be ready when those opportunities show up.

It’s a team first approach.

Each player is important to our success. I can tell you without a doubt, that each player on this team will contribute in some way to a win during this season.”

The Panthers next game is at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4 at Graham Kapowsin High School.

Girls Basketball The Bonney Lake girls’ season came to an end last year win a 51-47 loss to Auburn Mountainview.

The Panthers ended the year with a 18-8 overall record.

The girls were one win away from qualifying for the sweet 16 round of the state tournament.

The 2014-2015 started Saturday, Nov. 29 with a 52-50 loss to the Ballard Beavers.

Also new to the girls team is a new face leading the Panthers.

After spending the last two season as an assistant coach and head coach of the junior varsity team, Dan Lisk is head coach for the Panthers.

Lisk also spent seven years at Auburn coaching the boys basketball team prior to coming to Bonney Lake.

Lisk said he expects the Panthers to be in the playoff race.

The Panthers graduated one starter, Riley Jensen, and also lost a few reserves.

He said Bonney Lake has a strong core returning with four starters, senior guard Gaby Ruiz, senior guard Jessyka Seger, senior post Kayla Seger and sophomore guard Payton Mitchell.

Other Panther returners included junior guard Brooklyn Gratzer, post Samantha Boudreau, post Leaniva Richardson and forward Emily Stonerock.

New to Bonney Lake’s team are senior forward Rebecca Hursh, junior guard Danielle Lisk and junior guard Emily White. “(We also have) more depth than we’ve seen in the past,” Lisk said. He said the team has been “preparing by working hard, staying humble,

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Spartans look ahead to 3A play

By Sarah Wehmann Staff Writer

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The girls hosted Rogers of Puyallup Tuesday.

The game was played after press deadline, check online for results.

Bonney Lake hosts Kentlake next at 7 p.m.

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Lisk said Panther fans should watch for our the girls do early in the season in non-league games against Ballard, Rogers and Kentlake.

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“Moving up just means that when you get to state you play nationally ranked opponents like Rainier Beach and Garfield who have four to five D1 kids on their roster. Otherwise, (there isn’t) much of a difference.”

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The Spartan boys basketball team were South Puget Sound League 2A champions and ended its season in the state semifinals last year losing 56-35 to the Lynden Lions.

Sumner finished last season with a 12-2 conference record and 18-9 overall.

Same as the fall sports

and the spring sports to come, the Sumner Spartans are in a new league.

The Spartans have joined the Bonney Lake Panthers in the SPSL 3A division.

Regarding the new league and facing different teams this season, head coach Brett McDaniel said the team has approached this season no different than last year.

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SPARTANS FROM 13 It is hard for McDaniel to predict the upcoming season.

“You better show up every night because anyone in this league can beat you,” he said.

McDaniel said an eye should be kept on Riley Bruil, Jase Johnson, Tyson Birrer, Austin Ford and Seth Carnahan.

Bruil won league Most Valuable Player last season.

After three seniors graduated, returning starters include Bruil, Johnson and Ford.

McDaniel said the ath-

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leticism of the graduated seniors will be missed but credits the depth the Spartans have this season to help make up for the missing three players.

“This years group is longer and more experienced than nay senior group I have had,” he said.

McDaniel also said there are two new players Sumner fans should be excited about.

He said Hashwinder Singh and Carnahan are “two new posts (who are) ready to make their mark.”

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Girls Basketball The Sumner girls’ season also came to an end last season one game shy of the state tournament.

The Spartans lost 51-44 in the semi finals to the Lake Washington Kangaroos.

The girls were undefeated in conference play going 14-0 and finished the season with a overall 23-4 record.

The girls season started with a jamboree Saturday, Nov. 29.

The next game for Sumner is Saturday, Dec. 6 when the Spartans travel to Kentridge to face the Chargers at noon.

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The tournament will be played Saturday, Dec. 27 to Tuesday, Dec. 30.

He also said Sumner will also play “powerhouse schools like Kentwood and Kentridge” in nonleague games throughout the season.

This season tipped off at home Tuesday against Graham Kapowsin.

The game was played after press deadline, check online for results.

The Spartans travel to Auburn Riverside Tuesday, Dec. 9 for the second game of the season and the first league game.

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6 medium apples, peeled cored. Add 3 cups water and 1 cup sugar and cook until tender.

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My heart beats for excellent instruction, every day, in every classroom, for every student. I believe strongly in our public education systems and it is my life goal to leave a legacy of improved public schools. The employees in our district hold the same vision in their hearts and minds and work daily to improve and grow. Our district has a passion for student learning and success. Our purpose - our belief - is that every student in our district is learning and is prepared for life outside our classroom walls by the time they graduate. This is the “why” of the Sumner School District.

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• HEARD a school insight presentation from Emerald Hills Elementary Principal, Andrea Landes, on how learning is aligned with the School Improvement Plan and District goals.

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• APPROVED the Washington State University and Sumner School District Principal Certification and Superintendent Certification Internship Agreement.

SCHOOL BOARD ROLL OF HONOR The Roll of Honor recognizes accomplishments, achievements, awards and other notable activities of and by students, staff and educators, presented by Sumner School District Superintendent, Dr. Sara Johnson.

At the November 19 board meeting the School Board recognized Liberty Ridge Elementary as a recipient of the School of Distinction award for improving student achievement. By improving student performance for all students over a sustained period of time, Liberty Ridge Elementary has received the award for 3 consecutive years.

John Welch, Puget Sound ESD Superintendent states, “We are pleased to be a partner in honoring schools within our region that set a high standard in realizing dramatic achievement gains for students. We recognize the difficult and important work that this takes. We salute the students, families, educators, and communities for their successes and for setting a high bar for us all.”

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SUBSTITUTE TEACHING Substitute teaching in the Sumner School District is very important to our mission of ensuring the best education for all of our students. When a staff member is absent, the substitute plays a key role in maintaining the safety of students and the continuity of the educational program. Our ability to staff our schools appropriately is dependent upon well qualified, dependable substitutes.

The District substitute pay rate is $135 per day and $76 per half day. Visit the Sumner School District Website to apply online.

TEACHER TUESDAY The Jazz programs of Bonney Lake & Sumner High Schools present their annual Jazz Night. The program will feature three jazz bands and two jazz choirs.

Come for a night of jazz standards and holiday favorites. The event is free to the public and will be held in the Sumner School District Performing Arts Center, December 4 at 7:00 p.m.

Teacher Tuesday is a weekly opportunity for the district to highlight highly effective educators in our schools making a difference. Every Tuesday a teacher is recognized for their continuous excellence in teaching.

The District appreciates and would like to recognize: •

FREE HOLIDAY COMMUNITY DINNER Families in Sumner and Bonney Lake are invited to celebrate the holidays at the free Holiday Community Dinner, sponsored by Sumner High School’s ASB and Leadership Classes. Sumner High School students welcome all members of the community to enjoy a holiday theme, hot meal, visit Santa’s Corner or stop by the holiday food pantry.

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Crestwood Elementary School teacher, Scott Sousa, for teaching and demonstrating how technology can enhance effectiveness in the classroom.

Sumner High School Band Director, Joe Carl, for revolutionizing the band program at Sumner High.

Bonney Lake High School Culinary Arts teacher, Kahale Ahina, for his significant contributions to the success of the BHS Culinary Arts program.

Visit the Sumner School District Website to read more about their impact on student success. To nominate a teacher for Teacher Tuesday, email teachertuesday@sumnersd.org.

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Over the past decade the community dinner at Sumner High School has grown from serving 89 people 9 years ago, to over 800 last year with over 200 students and staff serving as volunteers.

The dinner is served by student volunteers in a holiday atmosphere and is completely FREE and open to anyone and everyone in the community! Santa will be visiting during the event to take pictures with the families and give away toys.

Students, community members and the high school’s award-winning jazz band will provide entertainment for dinner guests. Children may participate in crafts, play games or watch a movie in Santa’s Corner.

The S.T.A.R.R. Project (Sumner Tobacco and Alcohol Risk Reduction) mission is to enhance student achievement by building partnerships that help students and families.

The S.T.A.R.R. Project provides family and community outreach services that support learning in our schools.

Information and referral services are offered to families through the Sumner-Bonney Lake Family Support Center, providing support to students experiencing such things as homelessness and substance abuse. Collaborative community work is coordinated through the S.T.A.R.R. Project involving students and community leaders in annual youth forums and a regional summit. By working in collaboration with schools and communities, the S.T.A.R.R. Project strategically addresses risks to students’ health and well-being. For more information on available services, contact Marilee HillAnderson, STARR Project Director, at Marilee_hill-anderson@sumnersd.org or (253) 891-6066.

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Bonney Lake resident Cleatis R. Johnson died Dec. 15, 2014, of congestive heart failure.

She was born Sept. 18, 1929, in Tacoma to Happy and Lyle (Jenkins) Embree.

She graduated from Lincoln High School and then graduated from Central Washington University. She worked as a draftsman. While at Boeing she received

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Tacoma and later transferred to Cascade Security Bank in Enumclaw. She also worked at SeaFirst Bank in Sumner.

She opened her own f lorist business in her family home in the late 1960s and sold real estate in her later years.

She loved traveling, camping, f lowers, cooking and crocheting. She lived at Cedar Ridge Retirement Center in Bonney Lake and went to Community Presbyterian Church in Buckley.

She is survived by sisters Sue Wallert and Judy Holyan, 14 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, Bill Green, brothers Andy and Richard Hulett and sister Ruth Rossman.

There will be a memorial service at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, at Community Presbyterian Church, 152 S. Cottage St. in Buckley.

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She is survived by daughter Linda Sprinkle, two grandsons and longtime friend Jim Flick.

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The wind has been howling for three days and the temperatures have dipped into the 20s. I’m sure many of you, like me, have been without power for a day or two.

This morning it was 46 degrees inside our home!

As I crawled out from under the piles of blankets on my bed, I went straight for the warmest sweater I could find to wear over the several layers I had already put on. I hoped for one more drop of warm water to wash my face and then got ready for the day by flashlight. The finishing touches of my new look included puffy coat, hat and gloves all before heading downstairs.

There were still dirty dishes on the counter, blankets adorned the couch and very random things were left in unusual places.

I then thought about the homeless neighbors we see at POM. They look a little disheveled, wearing many layers, hair mussed, and not sure where they left their stuff. That described ME this week! I was lucky though. I had a house and I knew the power would eventually come back on. I found myself not being very motivated to do much of anything but figure out how to stay warm and how to eat a warm meal. I thought of my own behaviors in these couple days and wondered how it would feel with no home and no end in sight to the cold.

Most of the homeless neighbors we see are local. They grew up here. They have family here or they were here when they lost a job. On occasion we see folks from other areas passing through.

We direct them to the resources in Seattle or Tacoma where there are more services available. For those in our community, the plateau is their home. While it is usually not a choice to be homeless, especially in the weather we have recently experienced, there are often barriers to why someone cannot take steps toward stable housing.

They have no income and are not employable because they are too old or have a disability. They can’t hold a job because of mental health conditions or addictions. When the primary focus is staying warm and figuring out a meal, even the smallest step toward a solution can be paralyzing.

There are several homeless neighbors that we have seen for years. They come to the food bank. They come for a warm coat from the thrift store. They come to check in and let us know how they are doing. They become friends that we worry about. We direct them to resources, provide food and warm clothing, but the ultimate step toward change is their own, and often insurmountable. Some ask why we even try. Even when change seems far away, ours might be the one small gesture that plants the seed of hope to transform a life.

Unfortunately, the outcome is not always as we hope. John (identity protected) was one of these neighbors who had been living homeless for years. He managed quite well most of the time. As he aged and as the winter approached, visits to the emergency room became more frequent. We saw John at times with gray feet and toes from the cold of frostbite.

Without the ability to ever get totally warmed, health conditions worsened. Sometimes it was the aching from the cold. Sometimes it was a horrible cough that settled into his lungs. John passed away as a direct result of this lifestyle.

Our hearts ache for our homeless neighbors. As you feel the chill of the winds through the foothills, be reminded that there are neighbors living without a home, out in the elements, doing the best they can to stay warm and survive. POM is thankful to be here to help with the very basic needs of food and clothing. We are thankful to you who make it possible for us to help our neighbors in need.

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What is common about the common core? First is the fact that the Common Core initiative sponsored by the National Governor’s Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers for the purpose of establishing common and consistent educational standards in English, Language Arts, and Mathematics across states and to ensure that high school graduates are prepared to enter creditbearing courses at either two or four-year college programs or successfully enter the workplace.

The second thing that is common about the common core, is the recognition that in today’s society families are highly mobile—often moving from state to state or even internationally multiple times.

The establishment of common core standards across states helps assure that as families move about, they can have some degree of confidence that their children are educationally prepared regardless of where they might reside.

The third common thing about common core may be unique to the White River School District, but it is one with which we are proud. In our district we are committed to common standards and curriculum resources reflecting high expectations of rigor, regardless of the school a student attends or the teacher to whom they are assigned. We are not particularly focused on how such an expectation is labeled, but rather, is it sound educationally and does it simply make good sense. The term common sense may be more applicable to the White River School District, than the increasingly political term common core.

The last thing that is common across the White River School District is that our administrators, teachers and support staff are prepared and committed to focusing on the learning of each student— skill by skill. Our staff believes that high levels of rigorous learning for each student is much more important than labels, and further they believe they have the expertise and the enthusiasm to ensure that each student does learn, and does think at high levels.

In short, we are committed to enhancing the rigor of learning for each student rather than engaging in the educational and political debate surrounding the term common core. We believe if we don’t do it, who will? And, if we don’t focus on high levels of learning for each student now, when will we, and who ultimately will pay the price?

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Celebrate the Holidays and help TSA students compete at state! Beautiful die-cut wooden ornaments in a variety of holiday shapes.

Individual: $5, 5-Pack: $20, Personalized: +$5 Email for order form: Bbrooks@whiteriver.wednet.edu Schools will be closed for winter break December 22nd through January 2nd!

Happy Holidays!

HOLIDAY CONCERTS Festive Music to Brighten your Holidays!

Dec 4 Dec 9

Dec 10 Dec 11 Dec 16 Dec 17

Glacier Middle School Choir Glacier Middle School 7th and 8th grade & Jazz Bands Wilkeson Elementary – 2nd and 3rd grade Mountain Meadow Elementary – 4th grade Foothills – 3rd grade White River High School Choir

NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS

K. Albert

L. Telman

J. Frame

A. Rumack

We are White River Proud to announce that four outstanding teachers have recently earned National Board Certification.

Aaron Rumack, Laura Telman, Joe Frame and Kacee Albert join the ranks of 18 other current teachers in White River who have earned this distinction. National Board Certification is a rigorous year-long process where teachers must analyze their teaching and demonstrate a command of their skills.

We also applaud the mentors who have worked with these teachers through the process. Janel Ross, LeeAnn Alfano and Holly Stilnovich are seasoned veteran teachers and National Board Certified themselves. They work personally with the candidates and lead them through the rigors of earning this advanced teaching credential.

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SPORTS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Our Hornet volleyball team qualified for state 2A competition, held in November at Pierce College. The girls finished the regular season with an overall record of 10-5, and 3-1 in district play. Congratulations on a great season!

Girls Cross-Country placed second at the West Central District meet, which earned them a spot at the state 2A championships held at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco.

Our girls claimed 12th place, against some of the most talented runners from around the state. Way to run, Hornets! Congratulations to Coach Dameon Marlow, named South Puget Sound League’s Coach of the Year for girls cross-country.

The White River School District Board of Directors hold their regular meetings on the second Wednesday of every month. The public is invited to attend. At the December 10th meeting, the board will elect their officers, hear a fall sports wrap-up, and honor four teachers who have earned National Board Certification.

In addition, they will hear a summary of an intensive professional study that has been conducted to evaluate the district’s technology infrastructure, environment and resources. For further information regarding the Board of Directors, call the superintendent’s office at 360 829-3814.

COMMON SCORE STANDARDS THIRD GRADE DAILY LEARNING Common Core Standard - 3.RI.2 – Determine the main idea of a text; recount the key details and explain how they support the main idea.

SOCIAL STUDIES

Kid Friendly Daily Learning Target – I am learning to read closely for IMPORTANT information (main Ideas) that have supporting details (evidence).

The Social Studies team at WRHS (Nate Barnett, Jeremy Curtin, John Dorsey, Matt Ledbetter, Shelly Lindsley, Elaine McDonald, and Joe Sprouse) has embraced the implementation of the Common Core State Standards into their existing curriculum. No longer are people, places, dates, and events simply memorized. Rather, teachers are engaging students in high level thinking skills like evaluation and analysis, to deepen their understanding of important concepts and events. Units of study are organized around conceptual themes, for example, what is the proper role of government in society. Students then make decisions based on evidence and learn to critically analyze and evaluate information. Technology is a huge part of the team’s work as well, as traditional textbooks have been replaced by primary and secondary Internet sources. The need to evaluate a source, and not simply believe what you read or hear, is a vital skill in our digital age, and deliberately taught in our social studies courses.

This shift will prepare students for the SBAC exam 10th graders will face this May. Our 10th Grade World History team has noticed that the addition of skills into existing content activities is a challenging endeavor, and students are improving in their ability to interpret author’s intent and support claims with textual evidence, skills directly related to the SBAC exam. Students will definitely be more prepared with 21st Century skills because of the team’s focus, and will no doubt perform better on the new state exams as a result of the work of this team.

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This is a sample from a typical third grade learner. She has already had some daily learning lessons focused on the topic, main idea and details in writing and how to read closely for details to support a main idea.

For this lesson she was asked to read a science related piece of text, with multiple main ideas, with her partner. They stopped to talk along the way about what the author was sharing that seemed important. What is the important information? What details did the author share about this? She then recorded her most important “What I Noticed” along with evidence (details). Finally, she met with a new learning partner to discuss her thinking and listen to her partner’s thinking – a chance to reflect and give feedback.

WIZARD OF OZ Students in grades Kindergarten through 12th demonstrate their acting skills in The Wizard of Oz at White River High School Theater. See the show Dec 5 at 7 p.m. and Dec 6 at 2 and 7 p.m.

All tickets $10 at the door.

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