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  • Hoquiam High awarded "bronze medal" by U.S. News

    In the U.S. News Best High Schools 2013 rankings, there are 10 Washington schools with gold medals, 45 with silver medals and 67 with bronze medals. Hoquiam High is honored to be awarded with a bronze medal.

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  • Early Entry to Kindergarten or First Grade


    Students need to be 5 years old on or before August 31, 2013 for entry into Kindergarten and 6 years old for entry into First Grade. This increases the likelihood that students will have developed the maturity to successfully meet rigorous state and district academic standards. Occasionally, students with fall birthdays who miss the cut-off date appear to demonstrate advanced social, physical, communication and cognitive skills.

    Parents who live in Hoquiam and would like to have their child assessed for early entry should contact Lincoln Elementary at 538-8250. Testing for early entry will be held on Friday, May 31, 2013. The testing fee is $75, with a reduced fee for low-income families.

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  • Team Wednesday to Continue for the 2013 - 2014 School Year


    During the April Board meeting the Hoquiam School Board approved the continuation of the "Team Wednesday" pilot program. Click the above headline to read more and see the results of the parent surveys.


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  • Congratulations to Our Newest School Principals

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  • Lincoln:

    Doreen Wilsdon has been appointed by the Hoquiam School board as the newest Principal for Lincoln Elementary School following a rigorous interview process that included three other highly qualified candidates.

    Doreen is currently an elementary school TOSA (Teacher on Special Assignment) in the Camas School District located just southeast of Vancouver, Washington. Prior to her appointment as a TOSA, she distinguished herself as a teacher in first and fourth grade in Camas.

    "We are so pleased to welcome Doreen to the Hoquiam School District. She brings a wealth of talent and experience to our schools" commented Superintendent Parker.

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  • Emerson:

    Lindsey Drake will move from her role as a "Lead Teacher" this year at Emerson to full time Principal in 2013-2014. Ms. Drake worked in the Hoquiam School District as a classroom teacher and Title I teacher for several years prior to becoming a Lead Teacher at Emerson.

    She's been enrolled in administrative classes through Seattle Pacific University last year and again this year. Lindsey will complete her course work in the next few months and secure her state Principal's credential prior to the next school year.

    Lindsey spent the better part of a day interviewing for the opening with committees comprised of staff members, a parent, a board member, administrators and itinerants.

    "Lindsey brings youthful enthusiasm and skills to the position that will allow her to make a difference" says Superintendent Parker.

    Both Principals will officially begin on July 1, 2013.

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  • District Cell Phone Policy - "off and out of sight"

    Click above headline to view policy.


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  •  No Bullying

    Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying is Prohibited in the Hoquiam School District


    The Hoquiam School District is intent on providing a safe learning environment for its students and employees. Board Policy 3207 helps to ensure that this happens. The following procedures will address possible HIB complaints.

    Policy 3207 - Prohibition of Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying
    Procedure 3207

    HIB Form (PDF)
    Sample HIB Targeted Student Safety Plan (PDF)

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For Your Information

  • Teacher/Principal Evaluation
    The Hoquiam School District selects the Charlotte Danielson frameworks as a means to meet the new Teacher evaluation requirement as required by ESSB 5895 beginning September 2013. Refer to the Teacher/Principal Evaluation Pilot short cut for more details.
     
    School Principals will be evaluated using the AWSP (Association of Washington School Principals) frameworks beginning in 2013 - 14.
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  • GRAYS HARBOR CRISIS CLINIC
    360-532-4357 or 1-800-685-6556
    Call for Support, Connections and Resources
    24 hours a day/7 days a week
     
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  • Annual Notification for District
    Click HERE to view information regarding parent/guardian and student rights, special programs and student support.
     
    Click HERE for information about Title1, Special Education, and Parent Involvement.
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