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Curtis Junior High Daily Bulletin

Friday, September 1th, 2026

 

 

 

Today’s Events

 

 

Tomorrow’s Events

 

 

Announcements

Boys Tennis scores:  Curtis vs. Olympia

Varsity ~ Curtis Def. Olympia 3-2

Excellent performances all around for the Viks with a special shout out to Freshman Isaac Yeo (pronounced Yo) who claimed the first varsity victory of his career in an exciting 3rd set tiebreaker.

JV ~ Olympia def. Curtis 3-2

 

Boys Tennis scores:  Curtis vs. South Kitsap

Varsity ~ Curtis def. South Kitsap 5-0

JV ~ Curtis def. South Kitsap 5-0

A full program sweep for the Vikings, winning all courts. The Viks are now 3-0 on the season. Catch the team on Saturday at the all-viking invite, and at our next Home Match Tuesday vs. Rogers.

 

The Curtis Boys Water Polo Team opened up the 2026 Campaign with victories!  The night started with the CHS C Blue Team defeating the CHS C White Team 9-7.  JV defeated Mercer Island 18-5 and the varsity team took down the MI Snails 19-2.  On the varsity end, Senior Sam Kiehl scored 5 goals and Axel Newman tallied 4 goals and 4 assists.  The team is back in action on Saturday at the DI Jamboree.  Great job and good luck this season as you prepare to defend the state title for the second consecutive year!

 

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is a national organization rooted in service and leadership. Ninth-grade students who earned a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher at CJH during eighth grade are invited to join the CJH chapter of NJHS. Invitations will be delivered to qualifying students on Monday, and an informational meeting will be held Wednesday, September 16, at 2:10 p.m. in the Commons. 

 

Today is Friday, September 11th, which is recognized across our country as Patriot Day.

 

While none of you were born yet when the events of September 11, 2001 occurred, today is an important day in our nation’s history. It is a time when we pause to remember the lives lost, honor the incredible bravery of first responders and everyday citizens who stepped up to help others, and reflect on the unity that brought people together in the days that followed.

 

You may notice that our school flag is flying at half-staff today. This is a solemn visual sign of respect observed across state and national facilities to honor the memory of those we lost and the heroes who served.

 

Patriot Day serves as a reminder that even in challenging times, kindness, unity, and supporting one another make our communities stronger. Today, let’s carry that spirit with us by showing extra care, respect, and kindness toward our classmates and teachers.

 

 

CHS Football Game Announcement

When our CJH students come to a football game it is the expectation that they will follow all school rules, follow directions from adult supervisors, watch the game, and support our athletes.  Students who do not follow our expectations and/or directions from adults will have parents contacted and will be directed to leave the game.

Student Game Day Expectations

  1. Students are expected to sit in the stands and demonstrate appropriate audience behavior. Throwing items in the stands and standing, playing or running behind the stadium is not allowed.

  2. Students should leave all athletic equipment at home (lacrosse sticks, footballs, etc.)

  3. Students will not be permitted to enter the stadium with backpacks.  Please leave them at home.

  4. Outside food/drinks are not permitted in the CHS stadium.

  5. Students are not allowed to re-enter the stadium once they leave.

  6. Students are responsible for keeping their seating area clean by placing trash in a trash can.

  7. UPSD students in grades K – 7 are required to attend the game with an adult who will be responsible for the student’s behavior during the game.

  8. Only game day staff will be allowed on the track and field. 

CJH students who purchased a CJH ASB card will pay the ASB admission fee for entry into games. Admission to home games is free for students who purchased a CHS ASB card. If students have not yet had their picture taken, but have purchased an ASB card, they will need to show their receipt or a copy of the receipts on their phone to receive the reduced admission fee.

Curtis High School - Tomorrow’s Events

Football v. Camas 7:00

 

Curtis High School - Tomorrow’s Events

Water Polo Jamboree 10:30

XC @ Bellarmine Invite 8:00

Tennis All Viking Invite 9:00

C/JV Football v. Camas 12:00/2:00