CRHS Yearbook Spring Break Special! FREE NAMESTAMP!
Order your 2024-25 yearbook online from March 10-31, 2025 and receive a free namestamp on your yearbook! The namestamp allows you to personalize your student's yearbook with their name and is regularly priced at $5.00 per book. Namestamp is stamped into the book cover using a gold foil. Please follow the directions below for ordering.
TO ORDER: Click the link below for online yearbook ordering. Once you've selected Cossatot River High School from the menu, click the pink "SHOP PACKAGES" option to find the SPRING BREAK SPECIAL. Add the yearbook and personalization to your cart and make your payment.
Website link: https://www.buytheyearbook.com/en/
Questions? Contact the yearbook staff at crhsyearbook2020@cossatot.us Offer not valid on yearbooks purchased at CHRS using cash or check, or on previously purchased yearbooks. Offer good on online orders March 10-31, 2025 only.
✨ CRES Star Students – March ✨
This month, we’re celebrating our amazing CRES Star Students who exemplify the word of the month: Collaboration!
Collaboration means working together, supporting others, and achieving goals as a team. These students have shown outstanding teamwork, kindness, and a willingness to help their classmates succeed. Whether in the classroom, on the playground, or during group projects, they demonstrate what it truly means to be a great teammate! Keep shining and showing the power of collaboration every day! ⭐️
Back Row (L-R): Bryar Meredith, Bryson Harwood, Bracyn Richardson, Lailiah Colbert, Cedric Rogers, Teagan Henderson, and Iker Valeriano
Front Row (L-R): Xander Leach, Lori Schlomer, Story Alexander, Penelope Roberts, and Makenzie Herring
CRHS cheer team try-outs will be happening soon! If you have a student who will be in grades 7-12 during the 2025-26 school year that is interested in cheer, please complete the form at the link below. Forms will be accepted through Friday, April 4. If you have any questions, please contact jlawrence@cossatot.us
Cheer Form Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsigfZhsQAd5Wt5I3QGSJoz1ANhtaotrOKr3bGgc_t4nC3TQ/viewform
Peace Out, Umpire!
Our students are saying PEACE OUT to school and hello to SPRING BREAK! We encourage everyone to take this time to relax, enjoy the outdoors, and make memories with family.
Have a fantastic break, Wildcats! We’ll see you soon!
Today marked the first FCA meeting at Umpire, and what a great start it was! An awesome topic, great discussion, and a strong foundation for what’s to come. We can’t wait to keep growing together!
*Important Information About the Upcoming Millage Vote in May*
At CRHS, Mrs. Lawrence’s personal finance classes compared the cost of purchasing fast food versus cooking the same thing at home. One student said, “It is insane how much cheaper it was to cook it at home.” Other students said, “I’m going to start cooking this at home because it’s cheaper and it tastes better. I can have this more often!”
Umpire High School Science classes ended the 3rd nine weeks full of hands on fun in preparation for the ATLAS test in April. Biology completed labs demonstrating photosynthesis and anaerobic vs aerobic cellular respiration and put it together in the Carbon Cycle game and tracing carbon atoms from their favorite breakfast foods. Physical science is investigating sound waves while 8th grade talks about light waves (and related phenomenon). 7th Grade is also investigating the carbon cycle but discovered why the biodome experiments in the 1990s failed (not enough decomposers to release the trapped carbon dioxide). There will be a lot more hands-on learning to continue after spring break and into the end of the year!
BIG NEWS at Umpire School!
Our very own Rock Vader has grown a body! Thanks to the creativity and participation of our students and families, our rock snake is getting longer. Let’s keep it going—bring a painted rock and help Rock Vader continue to grow!
How big can he get? Let’s find out!
Welcome James to the 25 point club!
Umpire Elementary would love to thank Ms. Wilson for all of her hard work with the art students! Their incredible artwork is lining the halls of the elementary, with a special focus on Georgia O’Keeffe. Students explored her unique style and bold use of color, bringing their own creative interpretations to life. Thank you, Ms. Wilson, for inspiring our young artists!
What a great day to be a Wildcat!
Cossatot River Elementary Chess Teams performed wonderfully at the CRSD Invitational Chess Tournament. In the 3rd/4th grade division, Liam Walker placed 1st, while Cooper Jester tied for 2nd and Lori Scholomer tied for 3rd. Jase Richardson tied for 1st place in the 5th/6th division.
Umpire preschool enjoying this beautiful weather!
Cossatot River Softball Gear Sale!
Dates: February 24th - April 1st
--20% off all merchandise
-- Free shipping on orders over $100
--Use code SPRING20 at checkout to receive the discounts
Store Link: https://1stplace.sale/SB115006
Wildcat Track and Field Schedule 2025
Cossatot River Primary School is proud to announce its Character Kids of the Month for March. The word of the month is "Honesty." The March Star Students are: (pictured front row from left to right) Camila Vega, Wilder Holloway, Lillie Davis, Aspen Sharrock, River Alexander, Shyla Murphy (back row) Lainey Davis, Josiah Vandegrift, Maeliegh Goodner, Bentley Burk, Adalyn Tena
Umpire Save the Date- more details to come closer to date!
Welcome Bentley to the Lost Tooth Club!
Umpire 7th Graders Put Germs to the Test!
Our 7th-grade scientists took swabs from different areas around the school to test for mold growth! Before starting, students made their predictions on which area would grow the most mold—and the most popular guess? Bathroom door knobs!
Now, we wait and watch to see which areas prove to be the germiest! Stay tuned for the results!
The baseball and softball games in Mansfield originally scheduled for Friday (3/21) will be played on Thursday (3/20). The start time will still be 4:30 PM with varsity games followed by JV games.
