Inchelium School District is honored to have been selected as 1 of 25 award-winning school districts for the State Superintendent’s Award for Educational Excellence in Student Progress.
The State Superintendent’s Award for Educational Excellence recognizes the 25 top-performing school districts in educational achievement in the previous school year and the 25 top-performing school districts in progress over the last three school years.
“Staff focus on instructional strategies and teaching through language and culture is leading to positive outcomes for our students,” said Superintendent Freeman. “A lens of cultural awareness and a rallying by staff for student success has led to continued academic growth since the pandemic,” says Principal Dave Sather
The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) evaluates school districts for the award based on the metrics of student opportunity and outcomes below.
Student Opportunity Measures
• Regular Attendance
• Kindergarten Readiness
• Highly Capable Program Participation
• High School Level Math in 8th Grade
• Dual Credit Participation Including Career and Technical Education (CTE)
• Dual Credit Participation Excluding CTE
Student Outcome Measures
• 4th Grade Reading
• 8th Grade Reading
• 8th Grade Math
• Ninth Graders on Track
• 4-Year Graduation Rate
The award criteria align with the state’s Annual Snapshot on Student Opportunity and Outcomes, which shows how individual districts and the state as a whole are progressing on key focus areas. While OSPI did not include access to dual language programming in the methodology, our school district received a commendation for the steps we have taken to provide students with the opportunity to learn English alongside another language––skills that will serve them for the rest of their lives.
The State Superintendent’s Award for Educational Excellence recognizes the 25 top-performing school districts in educational achievement in the previous school year and the 25 top-performing school districts in progress over the last three school years.
“Staff focus on instructional strategies and teaching through language and culture is leading to positive outcomes for our students,” said Superintendent Freeman. “A lens of cultural awareness and a rallying by staff for student success has led to continued academic growth since the pandemic,” says Principal Dave Sather
The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) evaluates school districts for the award based on the metrics of student opportunity and outcomes below.
Student Opportunity Measures
• Regular Attendance
• Kindergarten Readiness
• Highly Capable Program Participation
• High School Level Math in 8th Grade
• Dual Credit Participation Including Career and Technical Education (CTE)
• Dual Credit Participation Excluding CTE
Student Outcome Measures
• 4th Grade Reading
• 8th Grade Reading
• 8th Grade Math
• Ninth Graders on Track
• 4-Year Graduation Rate
The award criteria align with the state’s Annual Snapshot on Student Opportunity and Outcomes, which shows how individual districts and the state as a whole are progressing on key focus areas. While OSPI did not include access to dual language programming in the methodology, our school district received a commendation for the steps we have taken to provide students with the opportunity to learn English alongside another language––skills that will serve them for the rest of their lives.
Congratulations to our Attendance Award winners and Students of the Month for November:
Faisal Al-Nesayan
Brianna Bourgeau
Terrance Boyd
Earl Butterfly
Izabella Butterfly
Teah Carson
Amy Simpson
Cashton Gronlund
Trey Peone
Quincy Seymour
Remi Signor-McLaughlin
Tali Smallboy
Adayah Swan
Sylas Travino
Braven Williams
Myllo Zacherle-Boyd
Rilyn Peone
Dyse Andrews
Shalena Jack
Simiah Jack
Scarlett Michel
Rori O'Brien
Jaela Smallboy
Eva Smith
Keaton Thomas
Violet Zacherle-Boyd
Marianna Agapith
Honey Butterfly
Daylan Draper
Patrick Evans
Jessi McDowell
Skyla Peone
Saffire Sargent
Quinn Signor
Izabella Butterfly
Taneah Pakootas
JJ Baptista
Braven Williams
Anaston Carson
Moon Seymour
Tisana McKinight
Gib Boyd
Kason Carson
Misty Bray
Taylor Signor
Ronni Seymour
Katie Finley
Nylah Simpson
Caleb Abrahamson
Derek Perez
Patrick Evans
Violet Zacherle-Boyd
Congratulations to our Hornet of the Month and Attendance Award Recipients:
Hornet of the Month:
Amy Simpson
Savannah Pakootas
Sahar Al -Nesayan
Jaelee McKinney
Blaike Boyd
Cecilia Boyd
Earl Butterfly
Lennon Kravitz
Mosenick Baptista
Rori O'Brien
Violet Zacherle-Boyd
Cole Seymour
Byron Abrahamson
Hailey Lezard
Rilyn Peone
Gaige Stensgar
Makaria Seymour
Solace Sutton
Riyanna St. Pierre
Attendance Award:
Aliyah Boyd
Braven Williams
Lynx Andrews
Calijah Boyd
Earl Butterfly
Kenndyl Stensgar
Klayden Wilson
Myllo Zacherle-Boyd
Cecilia Boyd
Buck Lotze
Blaike Boyd
Hornet of the Month:
Amy Simpson
Savannah Pakootas
Sahar Al -Nesayan
Jaelee McKinney
Blaike Boyd
Cecilia Boyd
Earl Butterfly
Lennon Kravitz
Mosenick Baptista
Rori O'Brien
Violet Zacherle-Boyd
Cole Seymour
Byron Abrahamson
Hailey Lezard
Rilyn Peone
Gaige Stensgar
Makaria Seymour
Solace Sutton
Riyanna St. Pierre
Attendance Award:
Aliyah Boyd
Braven Williams
Lynx Andrews
Calijah Boyd
Earl Butterfly
Kenndyl Stensgar
Klayden Wilson
Myllo Zacherle-Boyd
Cecilia Boyd
Buck Lotze
Blaike Boyd
We would like to honor our Hornets of the Month for September:
Honey Butterfly
Naomi Iaukea
Quanah Signor
Wyatt Hoffman
Jessi McDowell
Coleestah Finley
Jayme Boyd
Great job students!!!
Honey Butterfly
Naomi Iaukea
Quanah Signor
Wyatt Hoffman
Jessi McDowell
Coleestah Finley
Jayme Boyd
Great job students!!!
Please check out the NEW Food Service page in the banner above.
Once on the Food Service page click on "Menus" and follow the instructions!
Once on the Food Service page click on "Menus" and follow the instructions!
Welcome Back Hornet Families!!
We will be participating in the Healthy Youth Survey again this year which will take place in October 2025. The purpose of this survey is to gain information anonymously regarding the health and well being of our students.
We will be participating in the Healthy Youth Survey again this year which will take place in October 2025. The purpose of this survey is to gain information anonymously regarding the health and well being of our students.
Attendance Matters!
Reminder:
Conferences this Friday November 1st!!!
We look forward to seeing you.
State Testing grades 3-6 ELA May 21st-May 22nd and 8th grade Science testing.
State Testing grades 3-6 Math May 28th-May 29th.
State Testing Grade 5 Science May 30th.
State Testing grades 8-10 will be May 29th and May 30th. 11th grade will be testing on May 29th
Inchelium will take a SNOW DAY for Wednesday, January 17. There will be no school, and no extracurricular events. Stay warm and be safe.
One Bus Route Schedule
Morning Route:
Lakes - TLT 6:35
Metor - Seylor Valley 6:55
Seylor Lynx 7:10
Buttercup 7:25
Arrive at School 7:35
Afternoon
Buttercup 4:10
Lynx - Seylor 4:25
Metor - Seylor 4:40
Lakes 5:00
The clinic has blocked off August 9th and 11th for well child and sports physicals! Please call and get your physicals done! 722-7006
Still looking for a Head HS Volleyball coach!🏐
Please apply asap or spread the word to see if anyone is interested! 21 years and older for head coaching positions💚💛
Visit the book mobile Tuesdays August 9 and 23 at the Boys & Girls Club of Inchelium!
#9 Community Center Loop
10-11:30am
Click the photo for more info!
Free Basketball Camp 🏀
First come first served - 80 spots per session
Sign up with the link below or scan the QR code in the image
AM session 9-12
PM session 1-4
https://www.cct-ene.com/22bballcamp
