Kettle Falls High School

Kettle Falls Winter Concert – December 10th at 7:00 PM

The Kettle Falls Music Department is excited to invite our community to the 2025 Winter Concert on Wednesday, December 10th, at 7:00 PM in the Woodlands Theater. This special evening will feature performances by our middle school and high school music students, showcasing the growth, dedication, and talent they have demonstrated throughout the semester.

Families and community members will enjoy a variety of musical selections from our ensembles, and students are eager to share the progress they’ve made. Our musicians have been working hard in rehearsals to prepare a heartfelt and engaging performance for the community.

Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, December 10th
Concert Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Woodlands Theater (120 W 3rd Ave, Kettle Falls)

We encourage everyone to come out and support our young musicians. Your presence helps make these performances meaningful and memorable for our students.

We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating the season together through music!

11 months ago, Julie Peterson

Some of the students in our Welding class were working on the Stevens County Sheriff's offices' MRAP. The Special Response Team uses it in dangerous situations and our kids were installing light bars and pods to help them stay safe.

11 months ago, Keith Wells

The seniors class spent some of their advisory time carving jack-o-lanterns for the community trick-or-treat. FCCLA hosted the annual Trick or Treat at the HS and there were hundreds of community members here for the event

11 months ago, Keith Wells

Math is Cool went to two competitions, regionals at Mead High School 10/22/25 and state competition at Moses Lake High School 11/15/25

Regional competition outcomes:
Highest scorers from our school:
Adrianna Ericksen (Calculus)
Kara Wicks (Pre-Calculus)
Thea Cruden (Algebra II)
Charles Kelly (Geometry)

Thea Cruden also got 8th place in the Algebra II category (from ALL divisions.....including big/private schools)

9-10 grade team got 2nd place in our division
11-12 grade team got 1st place in our division

State outcomes:
Charles Kelly got 2nd place in our division for all Geometry students

11 months ago, Keith Wells

A special thank you to Officer Stephens from the Sheriff's department who stopped by the KFHS Civics class. The classes just finished learning about the Bill of Rights. Officer Stephens spoke specifically about the 4th Amendment and had a great Q&A session. KFHS is grateful for our local law enforcement.

11 months ago, Keith Wells

The Cross Country team had three members qualify for the state meet. The state meet is this Saturday in Pasco, good luck at state. Go Bulldogs!

11 months ago, Keith Wells

🏃💨 GOOD LUCK at Regionals!

Friday was huge day for our Cross Country team! They are competing at the Regional Meet, the official qualifying event for the State 1B/2B Championships. 🏆

They've put in the miles, the time, and the heart. Now it's time to leave it all on the course! Congratulations to our three athletes that will be moving on to state!

11 months ago, Keith Wells

Join Us for FAFSA Night for Seniors

11 months ago, Julie Peterson

It's Red Ribbon Week raising awareness to stay Drug Free. Some of the students and staff who have pledged to stay drug free gathered at the Pledge Dog. Go Bulldogs!

12 months ago, Keith Wells

The Cross Country went to the Corn Maze for team building during practice. One group got lost in the maze but Coach Jones brought them all back and ready to go for Regionals on Friday the 31st. Go Bulldogs!

12 months ago, Keith Wells

Do you enjoy tinkering with electronics? The Electronics Engineering Technology Program hosted an evening of free, fun, and hands on soldering projects. Three of our KFHS students enjoyed going with one of our Ag teachers to this career enhancing event.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

The high school is observing Red Ribbon Week from October 27–31 to promote awareness and prevention of alcohol, tobacco, drug, and violence-related issues. To show your support, you can participate in RED OUT DAY on Thursday, October 30. Everyone is encouraged to wear red on that day to take a stand for a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

12 months ago, Julie Peterson

Staff from KFHS took 9 students to the NewTech Trade fair. They had a chance to talk to large industries about job opportunities and a chance to use some of the equipment they had on hand.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

On October 9th 6 forestry students went to the Indian Creek Community Forest in Pend Oreille to compete in a beginning of the year competition. This was a very laid back competition as they knew students had only had a month to practice. While there they competed in compass and pacing, map reading, timber cruising, tree identification, and tool identification. At each station there were experts who were able to explain the rules and give help as needed.

By competing our students got a chance to get a feel for the competitions while also getting a baseline they can use to see their growth in these skills over the year. Our goal is to build off what we learned over the last month and at the competition and be able to really compete at the next competition.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

We are honoring Suicide Awareness Prevention this month at KFHS. Our students took the lead in making posters, raising awareness, and leading out in our assembly.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

It's homecoming week and we are celebrating with class competitions and dress up days. Our pep assemblies are the highlight of the day.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

KFHS Mini Cheer Camp performed before the Volleyball game. The campers spent days learning their cheers and the group dance! It was a great time led by the HS Cheer Squad.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

The Bulldog soccer team won their league game on Tuesday 2-1 over Chesterton. This brings their win total to 3 for the season for a 3-4 league record.

12 months ago, Keith Wells

Textiles classes are in full swing and students are starting on the setup and beginning projects.

about 1 year ago, Keith Wells

It is October, and the Kettle Falls FCCLA is preparing to host the annual Kettle Falls Community trick-or-treat. The goal of this event is to provide a safe place for elementary age and younger children to come trick-or-treat. Each year we have hundreds of children descend on the high school for this event. It will be held on Halloween, and the doors will be open for trick-or-treating from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. If you would like to donate candy, we would greatly appreciate any donations. Donations can be brought to the high school office. Thank you for your support of this event!

about 1 year ago, Julie Peterson