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High school highlights student pathways and College in the High School credit opportunities

Tonasket School District School Board · January 28, 2026
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Summary

High School Principal Irving Smith reported on ASB events, the solo-ensemble music night, an advisory assembly about academic pathways, a student survey of electives and noted that College in the High School offerings allow students to earn up to 51 credits.

High School Principal Irving Smith summarized student activities and academic programming at the Jan. 28 meeting. He reported recent ASB activities (including a field trip to the Winthrop Ice Rink), the solo-ensemble music night, and an assembly used for advisory meetings where teachers presented academic pathways and students completed a survey to inform elective offerings.

Smith also told the board that students can earn "up to 51 credits" through College in the High School offerings, and staff have been explaining dual-enrollment pathways to students. The meeting record also notes the Outstanding Educator Award was given to Stephanie Sherwood.