Touchet School District

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Touchet School District No. 300 will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 30th, 2024. At that time, the Board will adopt the 2024-2025 school year General Fund budget. Arrangements will be made to provide public access to the Touchet School Library at that time. Budget documents have been prepared and are available to the public upon request by contacting the District. Any local taxpayer may appear and be heard concerning any aspect of the proposed adoption. Robert Elizondo Secretary to the Board

July 30, 2024 Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. District Office Library

June School Board meeting tonight, 6 pm in the library!

The final full day of school was filled with thrilling outdoor activities, as the kids enjoyed an action-packed field day. They had a blast on the slip-and-slide, tossing water balloons, and savoring snow cones. To top it all off, they were thrilled by a surprise visit from the firetruck, which sprayed them down with refreshing jets of water.

Mark your calendar! The first YWCA fun factory of the summer is this Thursday at the Touchet Library! 2:45-3:45, every Thursday except for July 4th until August 16th! Crafts, activities, games and fun! See you there!

As the FBLA students begin packing their bags for their upcoming trip to the National Convention, they would like to take a moment to express their heartfelt gratitude for the generous donations they have received. These donations have been instrumental in helping to defray some of the costs associated with their trip to Orlando. A big thank you goes out to the Touchet Gardena Lions Club, the Ortiz family, Diane Niemeyer, and Nelson Construction for their generous contributions. Special appreciation is also extended to the Touchet PTO, with particular thanks to the Weisner and Crouthamel families for their generous donations, and all other individuals who have contributed to support the students in raising funds for their trip!

Congratulations to the amazing Class of 2028 on your 8th-grade promotion! Your ceremony was filled with laughter, cherished memories, celebrations, and even a side of ranch dressing. We are excited to watch your journey as you enter high school!

Congratulations to the remarkable Class of 2024! It has been a fun journey and truly inspiring to witness your growth and development through the years. We look forward to the amazing achievements waiting for you in the future!

It's here! The final RedHawk Happenings of the school year! And it's looking like we have a fun week on deck around Touchet School District! We hope you have a safe, fun, and exciting summer vacation! And please encourage your kids to stay active in their reading and writing!

The Touchet School District is cordially inviting you to our graduation ceremony for the class of 2024. Graduation is scheduled for tomorrow June 8, 2024 at 1:00 pm, in the May Day Court area. We are expecting warm weather, so please stay hydrated. We will have a slide show after the ceremony in the commons. Hope to see you there.

Updates from the school board meeting on Wednesday, June 5th, 2024. Touchet School District has approved Policy 2410 and Procedure 2410. The board also agreed to allow graduates to wear personalized stoles under their TSD stoles. In addition, the board confirmed graduates had autonomy in decorating their caps with district approval.

🌳🍏 We're thrilled to announce that the Class of 2024 has left a beautiful mark on our community! With gratitude for the support and inspiration received during their time here, they've planted a Gala Apple tree in Touchet Park. 🍏🌳 This tree symbolizes growth, unity, and the enduring bonds forged during their academic journey. As it flourishes, so too will the memories and connections shared in this special place. 🌟 Thank you, Class of 2024, for your generosity and commitment to giving back. Your legacy will continue to inspire generations to come! ❤️💙

Our third graders spent their morning yesterday, working through robotic stations led by Mrs. Crenshaw and her daughters Kinley and Macie. In the first station students explored Z Space 3D computers. They could choose from a variety of science curriculum options like the water cycle, the anatomy of the heart, or the solar system. They were enthralled to see the inside of the heart in 3D and to be able to manipulate and dissect it virtually. Also at that same station, was a pair of Virtual Reality (VR) goggles where the students could explore different geographical regions and monuments like the Statue of Liberty. Station 2 consisted of Vex Go robot building. The students logged on to directions on their chromebooks that guided them through how to assemble their chosen robot. Stations 3 and 4 involved coding different robots using different coding strategies and commands. Overall, the students were actively engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning and problem solving for 90 minutes with little sign of tiring and requesting we, “Do this again!” It was a great day to be a third grader!!

Spring sports awards were handed out Monday afternoon for Middle School Softball, Middle School Baseball, High School Golf, High School Baseball, and WAHSET. What a great achievement for so many Redhawk Athletes! Special award recognition went to the following Athletes: Middle School Softball Big Stick Award: Morgan Ambs with a .533 Average Golden Glove Award: Emma Niemeyer Coaches Award: Cash Butler Most Improved: Frances Preciado Most Inspirational: Piper Carlisle Middle School Baseball Best teammate: Hudson Zessin Most Improved: Parker Reavis MVP: Cooper Pumphrey Coaches Pick: Easton High School Baseball ERA Pitching Award: Owen Godinez 1.635 ERA Golden Glove Award: Haden Kincaid .962 Fielding Percentage Big Stick Award: Owen Godinez .463 Average .537 Slugging Coaches Award: Kyler Pumphrey Most Improved: Geo Garcia Most Inspirational: Owen Godinez 1st Team All-Conference: Owen Godinez Kyler Pumphrey 2nd Team All-Conference: Haden Kincaid 8 Scholar Athletes were recognized for their outstanding academic and athletics achievements. Congratulations to all of our spring sports Athletes! Go Redhawks

Touchet School District will hold an emergency school board meeting on Wednesday, June 5th, 2024, at 6 pm, to discuss Graduation Attire.

🎓RedHawk Happenings,Graduation Week! 🎓 Before we can get to Graduation on Saturday we have numerous activities to finish up these last few weeks of school! 4th and 5th grade students are finishing their swim lessons at the YMCA. Spring sports awards will take place tomorrow in the commons at 2:10pm for all spring sports including middle school softball, baseball and high school baseball and golf! The FFA banquet has been rescheduled for Wednesday night, and don't miss the spring concert Tuesday night as Mr. Palmer and the band and choir students have been working hard on their final musical performance for the year!

Join us for a musical evening with "A Night at the Movies" our spring concert featuring our 5th through 11th grade students, next Tuesday at 6 PM in the Multipurpose Room! Performances from the 5th Grade Band and Choir, Middle School Band and Choir and our Two High School Guitar Soloists will feature music from Harry Potter, Star Wars, The Avengers, Coco, and so many more! Mr. Palmer will be announcing the Touchet Musician of the year for Middle School and High School. See you Tuesday Evening!

With Middle School Baseball wrapping up its season yesterday, we want to congratulate the 8th-grade athletes on a successful season and look forward to watching you grow in your high school years!

Join us for Friday Night Fun in Redhawk Territory! Enjoy a casual get-together for Mom Prom at 6 pm in the Touchet Commons to support the new Redhawk Cheerleading team as they raise funds for the 2024-2025 season. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids! Also, the FFA Awards Banquet is tomorrow at 6 pm at the Lions Club Hall. Congratulations to all the FFA team members on their accomplishments!

Touchet Thanks YOU! The Touchet T has been restored! Thank you to the amazing team of volunteers for once again making the Touchet T shine! And we all know how proud it makes Mrs. Reppe! Way to go Redhawks!