Field day at KFHS was a rainy affair but the students helped get everything moved inside and had a ball. The Cheer squad had a fundraiser for the chance to hit Jason Harbolt out Spanish teacher, Mr. Mace our VP, or our principal Mr. Wells with a pie in the face.
The KFHS music department held their Spring Concert. Woodlands Theater was packed to support all of the young musicians. The night was a tremendous success and several first time band members earned their letters for their efforts. Go Bulldogs!
KFHS held their "Clash of the Arts". Student from Art, Music, Textiles, Foods, Metal Shop and Wood Shop displayed their projects or performed for the crowd. The theme this year was 'Circus' and Mrs. Tetrick was the RingMaster of the event!
Better World Day; KFHS students helped the second graders today. The project is to build bat houses for use in the community. Go Bulldogs!
Better World Day! One of the projects for the senior class at KFHS was to paint and clean up the stadium in preparation for their graduation! Graduation is June 7th at 3:00pm. Come and support our Bulldogs on this special day!
Better World Day! Students and staff cleaned up the Matthew Dehle Memorial. The memorial is to a KFHS graduate who proudly served his community and country. Go Bulldogs!
Mrs Langrehr took the sophomore class out into the community just before Memorial Day. They met with other volunteers and cleaned up the cemetery as well as placing flowers by headstones and flags by all the veteran's graves.
Better World Day; the sophomores at KFHS were out helping the community today cleaning up Main Street and the buses. Go Bulldogs for a better community!
Better World Day; the KFHS Freshman class was on clean up duty! They helped around parking lots and at Happy Dell. Go Bulldogs!
Team Xtreme visited us the day before Memorial Day weekend. The Inspirational speaker challenged our students to make good choice, bent a steel bar in his teeth and curled frying pans like a burrito. He also taught our own Kaden Hippler how to rip a phone book in half!
All are welcome at the annual Clash of the Arts, this Thursday, May 29, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the Kettle Falls High School commons. Come see student metal and wood projects, decorated cakes and textiles projects, and listen to the band perform.
Track was at the Last Chance Meet in Newport earlier this week. It was the last chance for anyone to make the cut for the State Qualifying Meet next Thursday. Three of our track athletes stepped up to the challenge and earned their chance to compete for a shot a the State Meet. Congratulations!
Spring Concert
Date; Friday May 23
Time; 6:00 pm
Location; Woodlands Theater, Kettle Falls
Join us for our culminating performance of the year and a celebration of what all of our students have accomplished musically!
Thank you for your support of our music program. Your attendance makes these moments even more special for our students!
On Wednesday we celebrated our Spring Sports athletes as well as our Academic Honor Rolls. Pictured are the students with a 3.5 or higher GPA
Columbia Virtual Academy loves and appreciates all of our teachers! Thank you for the support you give to each of our students and each other. Happy Teacher's Appreciation Week!
Kettle Falls FFA Mothers Day Plant Sale! May 9th at 3:15 at the KFHS Greenhouse. There will be hanging baskets, potted flowers, and veggies.
The FFA sponsored Trap team competed at the state meet earlier in April. They competed well in the shoot but did not quite earn a medal this year. It is a young team and the coaches are excited about how the year went and the development of the team. Go Bulldogs!
This week during the State Testing for sophomores Mr. Axtell had his freshmen working hard on a different project. They built raised flower beds for a community garden being sponsored at the Elementary School
Our KFHS Forestry team went to state. We took 13th out of 18 teams which is pretty good considering it was our 1st year. The kids competed in compass and pacing, general knowledge, chainsaw parts/safety/operation, tree ID, tool ID, disorder/disease ID, and timber cruising.
On Tuesday the 22nd, Rick Hanson from Boise Cascade came in and set up a compass and Pacing course for the forestry class to work through. He helped them figure out their pace, reviewed how to use a compass, and walked them through the steps needed to get the azimuth and distance of each portion of the course. This was a really good experience for all students.
