NAP Night (Night Against Procrastination) January 29 - High School students can come to the Math room from 6-8 pm to work on any subject. Come get caught up before the MidTerm reports.
over 4 years ago, Lisa Murchison
Due to unexpected circumstances, tonight's (1/16) middle school dance has been cancelled. The ASB apologizes for the inconvenience.
over 4 years ago, Ross A. Hubbard
There will be a pulled pork dinner at CHS on January 18th during the Cove/Adrian basketball games to raise money for the family of Jake Lindsey who was injured in a snowboarding accident. Dinner is free to the public, but we will be accepting donations for the Lindsey family.
over 4 years ago, Leadership
Due to inclement weather, Cove School is on a 2 hour delay Thursday, January 16.
over 4 years ago, Earl Pettit
Anthony Lakes ski school starts this Friday! If you are interested, Mr. G needs your paperwork ASAP!
over 4 years ago, Mr. Gustavson
High School Basketball--Junior varsity girls will start at 3:00 pm on Friday at Nixyaawii, and they will start in Cove against Adrian on Saturday at 2:00 pm. The junior varsity boys and varsity teams will follow. Hope to see you at the games.
over 4 years ago, Candy McGilvray -- AD
Beware! Kindergarten has germs!
over 4 years ago, Tracy Wright
Clay germs
Clay germs
Clay germs
Clay germs
Mr. Brett Dunten will be starting little kids basketball tomorrow night, January 8th, in the small gym for ages 3-8. They will begin practice at 5:30. All basketball players age 3-8 are encouraged to attend this fun activity.
over 4 years ago, Candy McGilvray -- AD
Holiday break stopped school but not the progress on the cafeteria! Lots of changes. Cafeteria Progress 01_07_20
over 4 years ago, CoveDrones -- Levi Wiseman
Cafeteria Progress 01_07_20
Cafeteria Progress 01_07_20
Cafeteria Progress 01_07_20
Cafeteria Progress 01_07_20
Please join us for our monthly meeting! It will be held this Wednesday, January 8th at 7:00 pm at the High School. We hope to see you there!
over 4 years ago, Cove Booster Club
Anthony Lakes ski school starts January 17! If you are interested, see Kelsey or Mr. G for the paperwork. Please return the forms ASAP! The deadline is January 15.
over 4 years ago, Mr. Gustavson
Just a reminder that the Cove Leadership class is hosting a winter formal this Friday, January 6th, from 7:00 pm until 10:00 pm at the Coe-Kerr Community Center. Hope all our high school students can attend. Cost is $6.00 for singles and $10.00 for couples.
over 4 years ago, Leadership
Order Your High School Yearbook before 2020 and save! Orders must be completed by May 1st. Orders placed by January 1st are $15.00, by spring break are $17.00, and by May 1st are $20.00. ​Order Here​: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/CoveHighSchool2020
over 4 years ago, Earl Pettit
Kindergarten + 6th grade + a graham cracker house building STEAM activity = a great morning!
over 4 years ago, Mr. Gustavson
Working together
All smiles!
A thoughtful process
The entire grade school loves caroling! Spreading holiday cheer around Cove is always a good time.
over 4 years ago, Mr. Gustavson
Packing into the Post Office to sing to the friendly mail carriers.
Seniors practicing some life skills in the kitchen for Senior Advisory
over 4 years ago, Lisa Murchison
Seniors - kitchen
Seniors practicing some life skills in the kitchen.
High School Basketball--Just a reminder that the Cove High School basketball teams will be playing at Powder Valley Thursday night in the first round of the Union Christmas Tournament. Girls varsity plays at 7:30 pm and boys varsity plays at 9:00 pm.
over 4 years ago, Candy McGilvray -- AD
It was an honor for the Cove High School Choir to sing a few songs for the Grande Ronde Hospital Hospice Remembrance Ceremony last Thursday night. It is interesting to see how meaning of songs change in different contexts. It was an emotionally moving event and the choir did a nice job of helping honor those that had passed in care of GRH Home Hospice Service.
over 4 years ago, Ted McBride
GRH Remembrance Ceremony
Team Building at the Local Harvest
7th Grade Programming The seventh-grade tech class has been working with many different ways to code: code.org, java, and blocks. The latest is Scratch. This is a block program created over a decade ago by a group at MIT. For some of you that remember “Pong” and “Battle Tanks” from Atari, these games will look familiar. If you are interested in how they created them click the “See Inside” button in the top right of your screen while in the game. Some of the games: (you might have to copy the link into a web browser) https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/340677696 Colter L. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/340678771 Micah J. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/340993506 Baylee S. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/344715903 Evey S. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/340998930 Cabella G. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/343000488 Tanner R. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/340994384/ Jesse L.
over 4 years ago, Mr. Dressen
We are traveling the world this holiday season to learn about the geography and traditions of other countries. We stopped in Mexico today and took a virtual field trip to Chichen Itza, one of Mexico’s most famous archaeological sites. We were also introduced to traditional folk art weaving and are finding we have to be patient and thoughtful in our work. Next stop, Peru!
over 4 years ago, Koreen Williams
Folk art weaving