Thursday, September 30, 2010

Volleyball

Our high school volleyball team is ranked #3 in the Washington State 1B rankings this week... check it out at the Yakima Herald Sports Blog

Monday, September 20, 2010

High School Volleyball for the week of 9/20

9/21 South Wasco VS TLG @ Glenwood 5:30 pm

9/24 Bickleton VS TLG @ Trout Lake 6:00 pm

9/25 Country Christian Invite @ Mollala TBA

Here is a link to the Country Christian School for up to the minute details. http://www.the-countrychurch.org/ccsHome.html

TLG Volleyball

Join us for our only home high school volleyball game of the season here in Glenwood. Cheer on Dakota and Katrina, along with the rest of the TLG volleyball team!! We are having a full evening of volleyball on Tuesday September 21st. The action starts at 4 pm with the middle school team playing Trout Lake. Directly following the middle school game TLG will take on South Wasco in high school varsity action. Please join us in supporting our teams!

Middle School Volleyball Games Start This Week

9/21 Trout Lake at Glenwood 4 pm

9/23 Klickitat at Glenwood 5 pm

Landscape Design
















Two years ago the Glenwood School started a landscape design club in hopes of redesigning the front of our school to make it more visually appealing. The design process started with the help of Claude McKenzie. He showed us how to use the computer to design our project. Pam Keithly was later brought in to help Claude and the club to choose which native plants to use. Once the design process was finished, our school started planning in the Spring of 2010. Darren Jones helped tear out the shrubs that had previously been in the planting beds and then replace the soil with nutrient rich top soil. Darren then planted several new trees in the fall. The leadership class helped out by weeding and preparing the space for planting in the spring. For the May Enrichment Day we started planting. We used a wide range of native plants and grasses including: dogwood (red and yellow twigs), burning bush, mock orange, kinnikinnick, black eyed susans and rosa rugosa. Now the plants are starting to really fill and we think the landscaping process has been a huge success. We are now looking for our next landscape project in front of the gym.

On Thursday September 16th, Sergeant Chris Dowlearn from the United States Air Force stationed in Vancouver, WA visited Glenwood School to present his experience about being in the Air Force. He explained the benefits of joining the Air Force. Sergeant Dowlearn explained the places that he has traveled from his small town in Texas background thanks to his 11 years in the Air Force. He was also able to share with us about the educational benefits of joining the Air Force as an enlisted person, such as earning a 2- year degree through the Air Force Community College. But, the Air Force also offers other schooling, so you can earn higher degrees if you pursued that path. He also talked about the Post - 9/11 G.I. Bill that helps pay for schooling once you have left the Air Force. Sergeant Dowlearn talked about the leadership and other life skills he has learned in the Air Force.

Glenwood Community Blood Drive

On Thursday, October 7th there will be blood drive sponsered by the National Honor Seciety. The leadership class, the National Honor Society, and Glenwood High School would like to encourage the community to join in and save lives by donating blood.

We are looking for commmunity members that are interested in donating blood.

If you have any questions please contact Bridget McLughlin (509) 364 – 3438 or go online at www.redcrossblood.org sponser code Glenwood.

Friday, September 10, 2010

Junior High Football

9/15 Henkle MS at View Ridge 4 pm

High School Volleyball

9/14 King's Way Christian at Trout Lake School 5:30 pm


9/16 Three Rivers Christian at Three Rivers (Kelso) 6:00 pm


9/18 Sherman Co Tournament at Moro, OR 9:30 am

Glenwood Welcomes Mr. Barnes



This school year, Glenwood School has a new English teacher, Mr. Barnes. The leadership class decided to ask him a few questions, to get to know him more.


Q: Where were you born?
A: Seattle, WA

Q: What inspired you to be a teacher?
A: Teaching swimming lessons

Q: Where did you go to school, High School and College?
A: Soap Lake Highschool
Trinity Christian School

Q: What degree do you have?
A: Bachelor's degree in History and English

Q: What other states have you lived in?
A: Illinois

Q: If you had to live your life over again, what would you change?
A: Nothing

Q:What is one other career you would choose if you weren't a teacher?
A: An Ecologist, or a Smoke Jumper

Q: What are your hobbies?
A: Mountain Biking
Hiking
Back Packing
Reading
Snow Boarding
Rock Climbing
Crocheting