Cedarcrest High School · 2019. 2. 8. · Cedarcrest High School Home of the Red Wolves! Volume 25 Issue 4 December Message from the Principal... Baby it's cold outside! Winter has

Cedarcrest High School Home of the Red Wolves!

Volume 25 Issue 4 December

Message from the Principal...Baby it's cold outside! Winter has arrived. And literally overnight! We can't say we weren'texpecting it, but still, when it happens it is a shock. Kind of like statetesting. For both, the cold and the testing, we need to be prepared.I really can't stay...

We recently completed the fall testing for students in grades 11 and12 who haven't met the standard required to meet the stategraduation requirement in Math or Language Arts. Our next testingwindow will be in the spring, at which time we will test allsophomores, as well as juniors and seniors who still need to meetthe standard. The spring testing will again be administered between7:35AM and 10:00AM. The window for ELA is April 30th to May 2ndand for math May 21st and May 22nd. Both tests have been movedback in the test window, so our students have more time in theclassroom to be preparing for the tests. Students who are not testingwill arrive at school for a 10:00AM start. We believe this methodprovides an environment which is most conducive for studenttesting.My mother will start to worry...My father will be pacing the floor....

However, it is important to note, especially for juniors and seniors,that there are other avenues to meet the standard. Students canmeet the standard by achieving a high enough score on the SAT orACT exams. What this means is if your senior student has not metthe standard yet, it is imperative to sign up and take one or bothnational standardized tests that will work, the SAT or ACT.So really, I'd better scurry....

Your student's counselor will be calling them in to discuss thisoption. Importantly, we will be offering the SAT at Cedarcrest HighSchool on March 9th. This is the second year that we have offeredit on campus on a Saturday. We believe this is a more comfortableenvironment for our students since they don't have to drive out of thevalley, early on a Saturday and test at a strange school. I know backin the day I took my own children to locations outside the valley totest and I know it is not only more convenient to test here, but alsomore relaxing for the student.No cab's to be had out there....

So, if you are registering soon, pick the location at CHS!Some other events that will come all too quickly, so I am giving you a

In this Issue

Message from thePrincipalCollege and CareerCenter NewsScience Fair JudgesNeededSave the DateCounseling CenterBand NewsClass of 2019Career and TechnicalEducationAP InformationFFAFrom the NurseDECACHSET

Important PhoneNumbers

Main Office(425) 844 - 4800 Attendance Office(425) 844 - 4806 Counseling Office(425) 844 - 4807 Office Hours6:30am - 3:00pm

For School Closure,Late Start or Early

Dismissal Information

Riverview School DistrictEmergency Weather

heads up to get them on your calendar:January 16th is Junior College Planning and Information Night. I wish I knew how....

January 31st is the end of the first semester. To break this spell....

February 8th Honors/AP applications will be online. Due on February25th to teachers. I ought to say no, no, no...At least I'm gonna say that I tried...

February 12th is 8th grade parent orientation, if you have an 8thgrader or you know someone who does, please share the date. I simply must go....

February 23rd is our Science and Engineering Fair. How lucky you dropped in....

March 6th Freshman, Sophomore College Planning and InformationNight. Don't worry, if you haven't started planning yet, you have time.There's bound to be talk tomorrow...

Back to the cold, I really can't stay.....

With the onset of winter, comes the onset of winter break. I amencouraging our staff to take a Homework Holiday! What this meansis that most will not be assigning new homework specifically to bedone over the break. My hope is that both students and staff can getre-energized over the break to make a strong finish to the firstsemester when they return. However, this is perfect time forstudents to use their time-off to make up any missing work that canstill be turned in, independently read, or study for upcoming tests, likethe SAT (hint, hint). Like our bodies, our mind needs to be constantlyexercised, so I am also encouraging you to not have a numb holiday,do something physically and mentally active as a family, walk, read,jog, have discussions with family and friends, ski, think, play in snow,write a letter, but most importantly appreciate the break, because Baby, it's cold....Baby, it's cold outside....

Happy Holidays,

Ray LaBatePrincipal

College and Career Center NewsASVAB Test

Wednesday, January 16, 20197:35 a.m. - 10:40 a.m., CHS LRC

The ASVAB Test will be offered to all interested juniors and seniorson the morning of January 16, 2019. This is a valuable vocationalaptitude test and it is free to interested students. The results fromthis test will provide students with useful information about theirabilities, interests, and possible career preferences. If you are notquite sure what you'd like to pursue after high school, thisassessment tool will help you to identify areas that align with yourinterests and skills. Although sponsored by the military, there is noobligation whatsoever to any branch of the Armed Forces. Sign up

Related Schedule Changes

Quick Links2017-2018 CalendarBell ScheduleCedarcrest WebsiteCedarcrest MonthlyCalendarRiverview School DistrictFamily Access Check yourStudent's Grades Online

Important ReminderPlease remember all parentsand visitors must sign in atthe main office when visitingthe campus. We will beissuing a temporary visitorbadge while in the building.Thank you for helping keepour school safe and secure. Numbered parking spacesare reserved from 6:30 am to2:15 pm on school days.Violators will be ticketedand/or towed. Guests, pleasepark in the visitor parking lotlocated in the west parkinglot.

Payments AcceptedBefore school 6:30-7:30am,Break, Lunch & after school2:00-3:00 pm. Payments canbe made in the Main Officewith Patricia orthrough eFunds online or withthe mobile app.

Refund Policy for StudentFees: Refunds for class feesmust be requested by mid-term of the semester in whichthe class was originallyscheduled. After mid-term, norefunds will be issued. Sportsparticipation fee refunds mustbe requested within the sportseason that was paid for.Payments may be refunded oryou can have your fee appliedto a later season within thesame school year ifapplicable. No refunds will bemade from a prior year'spayment. Sport participationrefunds will only be issuedprior to the first regularseason competition. Norefunds will be issued forstudents who becomeineligible due to grades orCode of Conduct violations.

Athletics

in the Career Center.

Career CornerApprenticeship Programs - Andrea Anderson will be in the CareerCenter during Advisory on January 30, 2019 to talk aboutapprenticeships and how to apply. There are huge rewards to earnmoney while you learn as an apprentice. You get paid while beingtrained and the benefits packages are excellent. Participate in on thejob training while gaining successive raises and having no collegeloans. Apprenticeship is the ultimate 4-year degree!

SAT and ACT ALERTSAT - Registration for the March 9, 2019 test is to be completed byFebruary 8, 2019. Online registration can be foundat https://www.collegeboard.org/

ACT - Registration for the February 9, 2019 test is to be completedby January 11, 2019. Online registration can be found athttp://www.act.org/.

Science and Engineering Fair Judges NeededThe 12th annual Cedarcrest High School Family Science Night andEngineering Fair is fast approaching. This years Family Science Night isscheduled for Wednesday January 23, 2019 with the Science EngineeringFair scheduled for Saturday February 23, 2019.

Judges NeededWe are always looking for interested and qualified people to provide valuablefeedback to our students who have worked so hard. It is only with thesevolunteer judges that our Science Fair can take place. If you or someone youknow would like to learn more about volunteering to judge this years' sciencefair please contact Jan Lacher at [email protected] .

Save the Date8th Grade Parent Night

Tuesday, February 12 from 6:30-8:00 PM in the CHS Theater

Counseling Center

Cedarcrest Counseling Center Tips and InformationCedarcrest Counseling Center Tips and Information

Happy holidays! This time of year brings joy andexcitement, highlights generosity of others, tempts oursweet tooth with delicious holiday treats, ...and also can bestressful. The following are some things for you to thinkabout and keep in mind as you enjoy your wintertraditions:

Be intentional about taking time to relax and de-stress. Unplug as a family for an hour a night,exercise, practice mindfulness, read, or engage in afun holiday tradition.Be mindful of each other's stress level and take time

WESCO Athletics isthe website where youcan find everything forCedarcrest High SchoolAthletics! Here you cansee the daily schedule,news, Cedarcrestcontacts, directions toour playing facilities,photos, standings andmore. Be sure to clickthe orange Subscribebutton to subscribe to theCedarcrest sports teamsyou wish to get scheduleupdates for and followthem on their officialTwitter page:@CHSRedWolves. Instant schedule changealerts will be sent tosubscribers and onTwitter. Go Red Wolves!

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Winter is fast approaching. Stay warm and cozy all the

time and show school spirit.

Cedarcrest StadiumBlankets for sale - $50

Proceeds to benefit the Track& Field team

Cedarcrest "Soccer style"

scarves for sale - $20

to talk about stress, anxiety, and life's challenges. Talking with one another is very powerful. A simplecheck-in of finding out what a high and low of theday was can be very insightful.

Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Support:Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Support:Our department, and schools nation-wide, have seen anincrease in the number of students who have expressedsuicide ideation or had an attempt. Suicide is the thirdleading cause of death in teens, and it is totallypreventable.

Proceeds to benefit theCross Country team

Contact Bruce McDowell 425-

844-4832 [email protected]

It is imperative that we recognize the signs so that we can implement preventivesupport strategies. Teens can naturally be dramatic, have mood swings, and secludethemselves from their families which sometimes makes it hard to recognize warningsigns because some of the warning signs are similar to normal teen behavior. Teensmay attempt suicide or have suicidal thoughts when they are depressed, feeloverwhelmed and unable to cope with pressures in his/her life, trapped, or feelunable to problem solve stressors in their lives. Other factors that may contribute toteen suicide include divorce of parents, violence in the home, inability to find successat school, feelings of worthlessness, rejection by friends, substance abuse, death ofsomeone close to the teenager, and suicide/attempt of a friend or someone he/she"knows" online. Counselors and educators nation-wide are talking about thisgeneration's apparent difficulty in being able to successfully problem solve, seekappropriate resources, and communicate effectively when they are struggling. Perhaps technology has influenced the apparent need for immediate resolution tochallenges and has impacted ability to think through things long term and havepatience in solving problems. Whatever it is, it is important to know the warningsigns and respond to them with care. The following are signs that warrant reachingout and having a conversation. Warning signsWarning signs:

Talks about death and/or suicide, even in a joking mannerThinking about a plan to kill selfExpresses worries that nobody cares about him or herHas attempted suicide in the pastDramatic changes in personality and behaviorWithdraws from interacting with family and friendsShows signs of depressionShows signs of substance abuseCutting, burning, or other forms of self-harm (check arms, legs, belly)

Begins to act recklessly and engage in risk-taking behaviorsBegins to give away sentimental possessionsSpends time online interacting with people who glamorize suicide and maybeeven form suicide pacts (check phones and computers for this! Tumbler,private Snap Chat, second Instagram accounts, and Twitter are becoming verycommon ways to express feelings and suicide ideation.

Prevention of teen suicidePrevention of teen suicide:Having regular discussions with teens about their mental health is important. Doregular check-ins to see how things are going. Don't accept "fine" or "okay". Getdetails. Ask questions. Ask them how they are managing their stress and pressuresthey have in their life. People who are depressed or suicidal do want to talk about it.They often talk about it in detail on private or public social media. If you do haveconcerns, it is crucial you are direct in your questioning and that you say it in such away that they feel comfortable opening up. You need to say, "Are you thinking ofkilling yourself or harming yourself in any way?" Saying, "You aren't thinking ofhurting yourself are you?" is not direct enough and may make them feel like youdon't want them to say yes. Using any of the strategies listed in the stress tips are agreat start to prevention. If a student is suicidal, counseling, residential or outpatienttreatment, and/or medication are helpful. Treating your teen with respect andunderstanding, showing unconditional love, and offering emotional support are life-saving. Show your teenager that it is possible to overcome life's challenges and makesure that he or she knows you want to help. There are a ton of really great resourceson-line to help you. Here are a few:

http://suicideprevention.nv.gov/Youth/WhatYouCanDo/https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.shtml

STAMP and ALTA Language Proficiency TestSTAMP and ALTA Language Proficiency TestStudents who are bilingual or have some proficiency in another language can take aproficiency test to acquire credits and earn a Seal of Biliteracy. The STAMP test isgoing to be held on Saturday, January 26th at 8:00 am. The cost is $25 payablewith Patricia in the main office. The language proficiencies offered through STAMPare:Arabic,French,German,Hebrew,Hindi,Italian,Japanese,Korean,Mandarin(Simplifiedand Traditional),Polish,Russian,Spanish. Most other languages are offered through ALTA Language test, which can bescheduled with Sheri Erhardt. The cost of the ALTA test is $120. Visit altalang.comfor more information.SENIOR INFORMATIONSENIOR INFORMATION:

Have you completed your FAFSA yet? If not, go to fafsa.ed.gov and completethe application prior to the priority deadline at your selected colleges. Collegesneed this information to award scholarship and grant money to you!Four-year college applications are starting to reach deadlines. Make sure youhave everything done and have extra sets of eyes on your applications to catcherrors and provide constructive advice. Error-free applications are crucial. If you have had a teacher, counselor, or other professional write a letter ofrecommendation for your college applications PLEASE write a thank you note.Letters take a lot of time and consideration and it is respectful to acknowledgeyour appreciation. If you have done a Common Application, you probably havemultiple thank you letters to write.Check in with our Career Specialist, Sherry Jennings. She is a great resource!Go onto college websites and look at their scholarship resources and continueapplying to scholarships! Now is the time to apply. After March, the quantityof scholarships available decline. Other helpful scholarship websites are:

o FastWeb.como wsac.wa.govo TheWashBoard.orgo collegesuccerssfoundation.orgo college-scholarships.como readysetgrad.orgo CollegePlan.orgo Scholarships.como StudentAid.ed.govo WaOpportunityScholarship.orgo WUE.wiche.eduo Snoqualimievalley.dollarsforscholars.org...THIS SCHOLARSHIP ISSPECIFICALLY FOR CEDARCREST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS!

GOOGLE: Google scholarships for career fields you are interested in and/orcharacteristics about you such as ethnicity, gender, special skills, first-generation toearn a degree, disability, groups/organizations you belong to...the possibilities areendless

Band News

Cedarcrest Band and Color Guard Win Award

Photo Credit J. Vandenbos

Cedarcrest's Marching Band and Color Guard recently won 3rd place in the 53rd annualAuburn Veterans' Day Parade & Observance. The parade is one of the largest Veteran's DayParades west of the Mississippi.

Help the Cedarcrest Band and Color Guard Purchase Uniforms

Please save the date for the 3rd annual CHS Band Boosters Social and Silent Auction. This year theBoosters are raising funds to purchase new band uniforms. More details to be provided soon!

You Are Invited to the CHS Bands Winter Concert

Cedarcrest Bands will present their annual winter concert on December 18th at 7 pm in the CHSTheater. Please join us as we celebrate the season.

Christmas in Carnation - ParadeCedarcrest High School Marching Band participated once again in the annual Christmas inCarnation, Santa Parade. This is a joint event with the Tolt Middle School 8th Grade Band. It is ashort parade but a fun time for all.

Class of 2019

Link to Grad Ad Instructions

Senior Grad AdsSenior grad ads are an opportunity to give your senior a shout out in the yearbook praising them fortheir success, show off beautiful photos of your graduating senior, or just simply remind them howmuch you love them. Grad ads will be made exclusively online at www.yearbookforever.com. If youare struggling with these ads, please contact Ms. Schneider via email ([email protected]) orphone (425)844-4821. Ads must be turned in by March 1st, 2019 at 11:59pm. There will be noexceptions made for late ads. Even though this deadline is far off, DON'T DELAY. There are only 20pages sectioned out for senior ads this year and it is a first come first serve basis.

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RAFFLE DRAWING!!The PTSA is selling raffle tickets for $10 each to benefit the Class of 2019 grad night. On Feb 28thone ticket will be drawn and the winner will receive $500. Must be 18 to purchase a ticket. Winnerdoes not need to be present to win. If you'd like to enter the drawing please email:Sarah Tharrington @ [email protected]

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GRAD NIGHT INFOHOW TO PAY

Online: http://chs.my-pta.org (Select the Senior Tab)

Mail to: CHS - PTSA - Grad Night

29000 NE 150th Street, Duvall WA 98019Submit to:

Student StorePlease make checks payable to CHS PTSA

Please submit the Grad Night Release & Food Allergy forms with payment.

Payment plan available at http://chs.my-pta.orgTalk to your counselor about scholarships

Forms can be found at http://chs.my-pta.org and in the main office.

For more information, please visit http://chs.my-pta.org and select the Class of 2019 tab and followon Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/125302461456720/?ref=bookmarks

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CHS - PTSA PresentsSenior Slide Show

Photos will be shown on June 12th and at the commencement of graduation on June 14th

WE NEED YOUR PICTURES by April 30, 2019.

Please submit your photos to [email protected]. Place the full name (last name first) inthe subject line. Attach the photos as a jpeg file if possible. 3-5 picture each.

Career and Technical EducationCareer and Technical Education

Congratulations to our very own Cedarcrest High School FFA advisor and Agriculture teacher, SarahThomas!

Sarah is one of 22 nationwide participants in the NAAE (National Association of Agriculture

Educators) XLR8 (accelerate) program. NAAE XLR8 is a year-long experience that focuses onmeeting the needs of mid-career Agriculture teachers. Starting with the 2018 NAAE Convention, thecommitment to this program consists of many intensive professional development sessions, virtuallearning experiences, cross collaboration meetings, mentoring of other Ag teachers, use of socialmedia tools, and more. Teachers in XLR8 also learn how to balance school and family life whilesimultaneously improving their skills as educators. Riverview School District and Cedarcrest High School is so very delighted for Sarah and herselection NAAE XLR8! Picture taken November 30th, 2018 in San Antonio, Texas as Mrs. Sarah Thomas is recognized atthe NAAE Conference

AP Information

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Upcoming FFA Dates:December:4th PSJLS livestock meeting 7pm7th Tree lighting wreath sales13th Advisory meeting18th Chapter meeting 2:30-4pmJanuary10th Advisory meeting14th Job Interview Districts25th Nursery Landscape CDE in Yelm 3pm26th Country living expo26th Floral Design CDE in Yelm 8am

February2nd Seed Exchange

A holiday wreath symbolizes Peace On Earth, Cedarcrest FFA made the 40" wreath for the DuvallPoliced Department Station for the 3rd year in a row. It was a group effort being that the wreath isso large. The Agriculture Mechanics class welded a custom frame, the Horticulture class addedthe local greens which were donated from SnoValley Tree Farm and JP landscape Tree Farm, theFFA Vet Science team delivered it to Officer Clark. Thank you to the Duvall Police Departmentfor asking Cedarcrest FFA to be a part of your Holiday Celebration. Look for the massive wreathat the Duvall Tree Lighting on Friday December 7th.

Photo: taken by Sarah Thomas

Left to right: Elisabeth Anderson, Bethany Smith, Madison Rose, Emma Chaffin, Officer Clark.

From the Nurse...Flu Season Seasonal "flu" occurs between October and May and typically peaks in January and February. TheCDCencourages everyone, especially school personnel, to get vaccinated because children are amongthe most vulnerable to the disease.

Wash hands often with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer; Avoid touching eyes, nose, or mouth; Avoid close contact with those who are already sick; Get plenty of sleep; Eat healthy food and drink plenty of fluids; Cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing with a tissue or the crook of your arm; Stay home, if ill, for at least 24 hours after fever is gone.

For more information about seasonal flu see http://www.cdc.gov/flu/ WHEN TO KEEP YOUR CHILD HOME ORWHEN YOUR CHILD MIGHT BE SENT HOME

Students with a fever of 100 degrees F or higher should stay home for at least 24 hours and notattend school until fever-free, for 24 hours, without fever-reducing medications.Students with a cough or sore throat, especially with a fever, should stay home from school untilat least 24 hours after flu-like symptoms have resolvedVomiting or diarrhea, until symptom free for 24 hoursPink eye, with or without drainage, until treatedBody rash

IMMUNIZATION

Washington law requires that all children be fully immunized against the following communicablediseases: Varicella (chickenpox), Diphtheria, Pertussis (whooping cough), Tetanus, Polio, Measles,Mumps, Rubella, and Hepatitis B. All students must have a completed Certification of ImmunizationStatus form to attend school. This form is available at school or at www.doh.wa.gov/cfh/immunize/formsand stays with your student's records at school. For more information on immunizations, contact yourchild's health care provider or the Seattle-King County Health Department athttp://www.doh.wa.gov/cfh/Immunize/default.htmThank you for helping us keep our students healthy!! Leigh-Ann Gutmann, RNCedarcrest High School Nurse [email protected]

DECADECA JUDGES NEEDED!!

A very important component of Marketing Education is preparing students for the adult business worldthey will all be entering. Part of that learning experience comes from presenting themselves and theirmarketing solutions in real-world situations. We firmly believe that these young people are not our future-- they are our present and their involvement and accountability in life is required NOW. The main purpose of Marketing/DECA is to provide an environment for students to learn and thendemonstrate competence in specific skills. These young people are discovering that knowledge by itselfis not power; competence in skills is power. Marketing/DECA moves the student from "sit and get"learning to application learning. There is still a little lecture, however, to be competitive in today's worldeconomy those who "can do" and do it well, will win. Bridging marketing skills with student careerinterests can add up to a productive and satisfying life. Every student in high school will be involved insome form of business after post-secondary training. Participation in DECA and DECA competitionshelps a student develop a "can do" attitude. The best analogy we can give about DECA is that it is the "varsity sport for business." Each casestudy/role play is a "real-world" situation in which the student has the opportunity (through a role-play) topresent to our judge(s) what he/she believes to be the best solution(s) to the given case study. Eachstudent has picked his/her event to participate in and will be spending time in December learning andpracticing solutions to his/her specific chosen business environment. On January 10, 2019 over 1300 marketing students from Cedarcrest High School, the Mercer Island,Northshore and Lake Washington School Districts will meet at the Meydenbauer Convention Center andbe given an opportunity to "show their marketing stuff" and compete with other students to see who getsto move on to the state DECA event.Area competition will need 150 judges January 10th from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This letter isasking you to become a volunteer judge or helper for the day. The event cannot happenwithout volunteers.

The events which Cedarcrest has been assigned to judge are the Business Services, MarketingCommunications, and Quick Serve Restaurant events. We need 30-35 judges this year. Below is a linkto the DECA judge video created by Washington DECA that you may view to see more of what isexpected of judges: https://vimeo.com/121201537. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY TO BE A JUDGE. We strive to put rookie judges with experiencedjudges in pairs so that we build capacity and make sure you have a great experience. For more information about DECA go to https://www.deca.org/ or http://washingtondeca.org/ If you are willing and able to assist as a judge or have other questions, please contactCHS DECA Advisor Marc Hillestad at [email protected]. Thank you for your support of DECA and the students at CHS.

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Cedarcrest High School Equestrian Team

The Cedarcrest High School Equestrian Team (CHSET) has been working hard already preparingfor their first District meet at the Lynden Fairgrounds, January 17-20. Practices in Gaming, Performance,Drill, and Cow events have been exceeding expectations and we look forward to an exciting first meet!

As members of the team, athletes may qualify for a school varsity letter while competing at the Districtand/or State levels. There are opportunities to compete in nearly every horse discipline for individualevents such as Dressage, Saddle Seat Equitation, Hunt Seat Equitation, Hunt Seat Over Fences,Stock Seat Equitation, Trail, Working Rancher, Driving, Showmanship, In-Hand Trail, In-HandObstacle Relay, Reining, Gaming (Barrels, Figure 8, Flags, Keyhole, Poles), and Cow Events(Breakaway Roping and Steer Daubing). Also available are team events such as Drill Team (WorkingPairs, Working Fours, and 6+ Freestyle), Team Cow Sorting, Team Canadian Flags, and Two-ManBirangle. District Meets will be held January 17-20, February 14-17, and March 28-31 at the NorthwestWashington Fairgrounds in Lynden WA. State Meet will be held May 16-19 in Moses Lake WA and theRegional Meet will be June 14-16 in Redmond OR.For more information about the team or charitable donations, contact Head Coach Jen Kniss [email protected] or ASB Advisor Michelle Parish at [email protected]

NondiscriminationThe Riverview School District complies w ith all federal and state statutes and regulations and does not discriminate in any programs oractivities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, genderexpression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and otherdesignated youth groups. This holds true for all district employment and student opportunities. Inquiries regarding compliance and/orgrievance procedures may be directed to the school district's Title IX/RCW 28A.640 Off icer (Janet L. Gavigan, 425-844-4500) and Section504/ADA Coordinator (Dr. Ken Heikkila, 425-844-4500) at 15510 1st Ave. NE, Duvall, WA 98019.