Curtis Junior High Daily Bulletin

Tuesday, November 25th, 2025

Today’s Events

D&D Club ~ Room 214 ~ Mrs. Todaro

GSA Club ~ Room 115 ~ Mrs. Johnson

Band Club ~ Room 102 ~ Mrs. Smith

****Math Study Club is CANCELED***

Study Club ~ Library

***United Cultures Club ~ Room 115 ~ Mrs. Johnson***

Art Club ~ Room 104 ~ Mrs. Brennan

CJH Girls Soccer Game @ Klahowya MS ~ 3:30pm (players dismissed for bus @ 1:30)

CJH Boys Basketball Home Game vs Poulsbo MS ~ 3:30pm

Tomorrow’s Events 

NO SCHOOL ~ Thanksgiving Break from Nov. 26-28

Announcements

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, today we highlight Billy Frank, Jr. Billy Frank Jr. was a Nisqually elder and powerful advocate. Despite his first arrest at age 14 for fishing, he led the "Fish Wars" to defend treaty rights--a period of intense and often confrontational activism between Native American tribes of the Pacific Northwest and the State of Washington. The core issue was the State's refusal to recognize and honor the treaty rights that guaranteed the tribes the right to fish in their traditional waters. Frank’s activism secured the 1974 Boldt Decision, affirming the tribes' right to half the fish harvest. He later focused on protecting the environment, leaving a legacy of both legal and ecological justice.

Next week is our Winter Wonderland Spirit Week. Look at the hallways and on your grade level Google Classroom for the dress up days. Monday is Winter Dream Day. Wear the clothes you would wear to be lazy and cozy, like you will during Winter Break. Wear sweats, sweatshirts, and comfortable clothes. There will be prizes for the best dressed individuals and 4th period classes.

Attention Cougars!  This is a reminder to keep your hands, feel, and bodies to yourselves at all times while on campus. This expectation includes refraining from touching others’ bodies as well as touching, moving, or taking items that do not belong to you. Maintaining personal boundaries ensures that all students feel safe, comfortable, and respected. Please remember that even playful contact can lead to accidents, be misinterpreted, or create unnecessary conflict. Respecting personal space and property is essential to maintaining a positive and secure school environment. Thank you for upholding these expectations and contributing to a safe community for everyone.

JV Soccer had a dominating game against Kingston with a 6-0 win last night. Arya and Elyse both scored 2 goals each while Molly and Gigi scored 1 goal apiece. Our defense held their line and gave us the shutout. Great game ladies!

Congratulations to 8th Grade Varsity & JV Boys Basketball on their blowout victories over Mountain View yesterday.  Jordan Oakes knocked down four 3 point shots and Solomon Morris led JV with three 3 pointers.  Our first home game is today at 3:30 vs. Poulsbo, we would love to see our student section packed.  Admission is free.

Auditions for Danceblast 2026 will take place Monday, December 1st through Wednesday, December 3rd in the high school cafeteria starting at 2:15. Danceblast is a student-centered production that features student dancers and choreographers in different dance styles and is open to students in 9th-12th grade. Register on Final Forms to audition. Each day features different styles and choreographers, so come every day to increase your chances of being in the show! Arrive a few minutes early to warm up and wear clothes you can move in! All styles and levels of training are welcome. Questions? Contact Mrs. Molinaro or visit the Danceblast page on the CHS website. Hope to see you there!

Curtis High School - Today’s Events

Varsity Girls Basketball @ Silas 5:30

Varsity Boys Basketball @ Silas 7:30

Bowling v. Olympia 3:00

Boys Swim Intra-Squad Meet 3:30

Curtis High School - Tomorrow’s Events