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The school pictures are in!!!
Parents may pick up in the school office from 8 am - 4 pm Monday - Friday.
If you have questions please call Carrie at 360-765-3363 Ext. 249
During remote learning, we strongly suggest that high school students start each day off in their Google Classroom Calendar. This is a single screen that shows all current and upcoming assignments. In addition, we have started a Whole-School (9-12) Google Classroom that will have updated links to a variety of open meetings students can go to for help as well as videos created by our staff. The code for the Whole-School Classroom was posted in Ms. Snyder's Classrooms earlier this evening. Please see the attached video explaining these features.
https://drive.google.com/file/
The Quilcene School District Instructional Materials Committee (IMC) would like to invite parents and community to review proposed physics curriculum to use. The following core instructional materials will be available for review:
Conceptual Physics 12th Edition by Paul Hewitt for 11th/12th grade
Note from Mr. Jeff Taylor, Science Teacher: Conceptual Physics 12th edition by Paul Hewitt is the proposed new textbook for 11th/12th grade Physics courses at Quilcene High School. It is being recommended to replace the current books in use, which is Conceptual Physics 1st edition that date back to 1987. This text is the most commonly used Physics textbook in the United States for non-AP Physics courses. It gets high ratings for accessibility for a wide variety of students across a broad range of academic preparation and abilities.
This material is available in the Superintendent's office for viewing from November 30th - December 11th, 2020 or contact jsukert@qsd48.org.
Financial Aid Advising Day!
Tuesday, 12/01/20 11am - 12pm
See flyer for Zoom Link
Financial Aid Advising Day Flyer (PDF)
There is also help offered from 5-8 pm the same evening. Registration is required. To register and for the Zoom link see flyer below.
Good Morning,
As we enter Thanksgiving Break followed by remote learning, we want to ensure all families know the many available resources in regards to emergency situations, nutritional assistance, counseling services, and for help with alcohol or drugs. Please see the attached letter explaining these in detail.
Thank you,
Mr. Moss - Principal
As we enter Thanksgiving Break followed by remote learning, we want to ensure all families know the many available resources in regards to emergency situations, nutritional assistance, counseling services, and for help with alcohol or drugs. Please see the attached letter explaining these in detail.
Thank you,
Mr. Moss - Principal
Mrs. Jaber - School Counselor
NOTICE OF POSSIBLE COUNCIL QUORUM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a quorum of the Quilcene School District Board will be attending the 2020 WSSDA Annual Conference on November 23rd, 2020.
No School Board action will be taken.
Dear Ranger Families,
After meeting with Dr. Locke yesterday, Mr. Redmon has made the call to move to Step 1 of our reopening plan (K-12 remote learning) beginning November 30th. We will then reassess our ability to offer in-person learning in mid-January.
There were several factors that were taken into account when making this decision:
- Jefferson County is seeing the beginnings of community spread; not all cases can be easily and quickly traced.
- The number of cases per 100,000 people is about 111, and the positivity rate over the last two weeks is about 3%.
- Up to this past weekend, cases happened within households and it seemed the cases were a blip on the radar. It’s clear to the health department that we are now in a trend, not a “blip.”
While our staff is actively preparing for remote learning after Thanksgiving, we will continue with regularly scheduled in-person learning this week.
Over the course of the next several days we will be communicating regularly through our website, Facebook page, Class Dojo, and Remind on items that include continued weekday meal deliveries, material deliveries, and what education will look like beginning the week after next.
While we hoped it wouldn’t be necessary, our staff has been actively planning for this eventuality for months. Consequently, this won’t be a mirror image of last March. Some of the big changes you’ll notice will be in teacher’s abilities to leverage video and other technologies to increase student engagement. In grades 9-12 all students will have a single page to visit daily that will list direct links to all assignments, meetings, and tasks.
Our ability to bring students back on-campus is completely dependent upon our vigilance in reducing the spread of COVID-19. As a community, we can do this.
Thank you, and please don’t hesitate to call with any questions,
Sean Moss
K-12 Principal
Due to Governor Inslee's latest COVID-19 restrictions, which includes the cancelling of all indoor youth sports, we will not be conducting any after school sports practice until further notice.