Curtis Junior High Daily Bulletin

Thursday, April 23rd, 2026

Today’s Events

Chess Club ~ Room 114 ~ Mrs. Viafore

Math Study Club is canceled until May 26th

ROTC ~ CHS (Room 467) ~ Mr. Christensen  

Study Club in the Library

BSU Club ~ Room 228 ~ Mrs. Stevens

Builders Club is canceled

K-Pop Club is canceled

Beading Club ~ Room 104 ~ Mrs. Brennan

Band Club ~ Room 102 ~ Mrs. Smith

CJH Girls Track athletes are dismissed at 1:00 ~ Chiara Baker, Kimora Bolling, Audrey Bradshaw, Zarria Brown, Aaliyah Dunham-Mahaffey, Maya Frechette, Ambi Harrell, Kayla Mute, Tyna Nguyen, Makaylah O’Neal, Avery Smith and Rylee Starnes.

CJH Boys Track athletes are dismissed at 1:00 ~ Corbin Bruya, Tim Gramento, Alijah Gregory, Aldric John, Jakobe Johnson, Yea-Jun Lee, Parker Lucey, Vincent McCullough, Javier Mendez, Isaac Molloy, Adam Mwangi, Ryan Njuguna, Richard Penton, Colin Pham, Kai Rebar, 

Sameer Riley, Joseph Tudela and Da’Mir Washington.

CJH Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Poulsbo M.S. from 3:30 to 4:30 at Poulsbo M.S. gym.

CJH Girls JV Volleyball vs. Poulsbo M.S. from 4:45 to 5:45 at Poulsbo M.S. gym.

Athletes are dismissed at 1:30.

Tomorrow’s Events

Announcements

Addy: We continue to celebrate Arab History Month. Wafa Al-Obaidat is a Qatari American entrepreneur and technology innovator who works in Silicon Valley's tech industry. She mentors young women interested in STEM careers and advocates for greater diversity in technology fields. Her work demonstrates how Arab Americans contribute to America's innovation economy and technological leadership.

In honor of Earth Day, the Environmental Club will share information about the endangered Giant Oceanic Manta Ray. These giant creatures, with a “wingspan” of over 16 feet, are filter feeders. They normally eat plankton, but because of pollution, they have been consuming microplastics. You can help their population by reusing and reducing single use consumables.  

Today's Julia Caesar rehearsal is Act 1, Scene 13. Full cast is called. This is a different scene from the original schedule, but all the same actors are called. Rehearsal begins at 2:10 on the stage. Please bring your script and a pencil. 

Please come see The Tragicomedy of Julia Caesar!  Tickets can be purchased online through the UPSD website or at our Accounts window in the office. You can also use the QR code that is on the posters around school. Tickets are $12 presale or $15 at the door. Performances are Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25th at 7pm at the Curtis High School Theater. Come see the play to support your friends and classmates and be entertained by a very funny show. Plus, it is a good way to get some extra credit points in your English class. You won't want to miss The Tragicomedy of Julia Caesar! 

The NJHS Food Drive supporting Families Unlimited Network is on! Now through May 1 we're collecting non-perishable foods in your 4th period classroom. The 4th period with the most donations will earn an Ice Cream Float party! Every donation makes a real difference for families in our area. Thank you for your generosity.

CJH Girls Varsity Tennis athletes defeated Decatur 5 - 0.

CJH Girls JV Tennis athletes defeated Decatur 5 - 0.

Congratulations on the CJH Boys Football victory over Hawkins M.S., 44 - 0.  It was a great showing by the entire team and a wonderful display of defense by holding our opponents to zero points.  Special shout out to Lance Lawlor and Cash Koch for leading the team in tackles.

On the offensive side the game was also dominated by Malcolm Strong pulling in 2 receiving touchdowns.  Solomon Morris pulling in 1, and a consistent ground attack from Pearce Guidoux rushing in a touchdown of his own.  Please come out and support our next home game on Thursday at 4:00.

A message from Mrs. Brennan regarding the Washington State Spring Fair art show awardees.

Big Shout out to all who risked and exhibited their art with over 1000 entries this year. The competition was high quality.

Kayson Yang took an Honourable Mention for his watercolor Bluely Bluely Petals

Joseph Oh received an Honourable Mention for his  sculpture piece Windborne, with many judges admiring how he was able to structurally support the weight of his balloons.

Alyvia Alderson received an honourable Mention for her watercolor "Pink Flower"

Isaiah Iatsiuk received an Honourable Mention for his water color An Explosion of Power

Suzanne Lapena took third place in HS division with the graphic design "Duel in the Sky"

Jocelyn Wilson took third place in JH division her digital art print "Rebellion"

Ella McCluskey received an Honorable Mention for an acrylic painting Infrared Image

Charlie Marshall was awarded third place for his graphite Self Dragon

Laila Han won third place with the sculpture Metamorphosis

Kierst Bemis not only took first place in her class, but won 2nd Best in SHOW!!

Please congratulate these artists as you see them in the hall and you can come look at their works in the GLASS CASE in the art elective hallway!

Curtis High School - Today’s Events

Track @ Rogers 3:30

Tennis v. Yelm 3:30

Soccer v. Puyallup 5:00/7:00

Waterpolo v. Bellevue 6:30/7:30

JV Baseball v. South Kitsap 4:00

Curtis High School - Tomorrow’s Events

Baseball v. Bonney Lake 4:00

Softball @ Rogers 7:00