BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT Wednesday, Nov. 7th. – 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
FAFSA/ORSAA Open Today
Senior parents, today the FAFSA application officially opened for next school year!
You can begin the application at https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa. The federal deadline is June 20th, 2019. There are financial aid experts able to chat online at the link listed below and our College & Career Readiness Coordinator, Karissa Kingsbury, is also able to answer questions. She can be reached at 541-416-6900 ext. 3115.
Additionally, we will have staff on hand to assist with the FAFSA at our Beyond HS night on Nov. 7th.
Don’t hesitate to reach out for help!
New Sandwich Bar
Students are loving the new sandwich bar option at lunch. Thank you, CCSD Nutrition Services!
Fair Artwork
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Aspen Hamlin has created a piece of artwork in her Graphic Design Class, for the fair this year. It is an achromatic painting (black, white and shade of grey). It will hang on the fence at the fair.
CCHS Head Volleyball Coach, Rosie Honl, is Retiring!
After 30 years in the education system, Rosie is trading in her volleyball shoes for hiking shoes. Rosie teaches students about fitness and trains them in all aspects of fitness and sport. Rosie said, “I love the kids and will miss them terribly. The Crook County kids are wonderful!”
After retiring, Rosie and her husband, Jerry, of 47 years, are planning on some camping trips and traveling across the United States hitting every national park and hiking trails. In addition to seeing the sites, she plans on watching her granddaughter, Jessie, play volleyball at Boise State. She also plans on visiting and playing with her other grandkids in Portland and finding time to see her grandson working in Alaska.
Congratulations Rosie!
Karen Johnson is Retiring After 31 Years of Service
Karen is an Educational Assistant and Work Crew Leader at Crook County High School.
“My job at Crook County High School has been exciting, challenging and a joy. I have worked in a variety of classes over the years as a teacher’s assistant. This semester I am in an English and World Cultures class. I am responsible for the Study Center making contacts, doing paperwork and setting up jobs for the Work Crew. Our goal isn’t so much work skills as much as it is ‘soft skills’…teaching them to respect themselves and others, how to get along with someone they are working with but don’t like, how to present themselves in public, follow directions, learn call-in procedures for a job, work ethics, teamwork, and my overall goal: how important it is to be a good man.
I love the kids and the people I work with. I have made friendships in every school I’ve worked in, as well as in the community because of this job. I love being able to make a difference in someone’s life and always appreciate how they make a difference in mine. I will miss being able to keep everyone in the district informed on how the rodeo team is doing. I will miss my work crew boys.”