The Lady Comet fast pitch team prevailed over Ocosta by a score of 17-9 in the district championship game. We are proud of you. Go Comets!

The Lady Comet fast pitch team plays Ocosta for the district championship at 3:00 pm today in Montesano. The Comet baseball team plays the Wahkiakum Mules for the district championship at 6:30 pm in South Bend. Come out and support the Comets. Tickets are available on the Go Fan app. https://gofan.co/app/school/WA86275?school=WA23280. Comet Power!

Another great American Legion Breakfast at the Rosburg Hall. A collaborative venture of local veterans, community members, and student volunteers from the public school and home school. Thank you, veterans, students, and community members.

Congratulations to our District IV boys' and girls' track champions. There were numerous first place finishes for individual track athletes and relay teams. Our athletes and teams will next compete at the Quad-District meet on Thursday, May 21. We are proud of our track athletes and coaches. We want to give a huge thank you to Athletic Director, Marie Green, our high school and middle school track coaches, Scott Smith, Jack Osadchey, Amber Frank, and Michelle Larson, and to all of our students, staff, parents, and community volunteers who hosted this great district track meet.

Friday's Elementary P.O.W.E.R. ticket drawing winners.

Pre-participation athletic physicals will be available at the school for students in grades 9-11 free of charge on Monday, May 18, beginning at 12:30 pm. These are available for students enrolled in the public school or who are participating in home-based instruction. In order to obtain a physical, students and parents/guardians must complete this form ahead of time and bring it with them to the school-no exceptions:

file:///Users/jlaine/Downloads/Medical%20History%20Form.pdf

If you have questions, please contact the office. Physicals must be updated every 2 years to participate in athletics.

Several educators from the STARBASE Program at Camp Rilea visited the second grade and engaged our students in a variety of hands-on, STEM activities. Students were able to build and launch rockets, while discovering engineering and science concepts that affected the distance and velocity of their rockets. Students also tested and measured the effects of force and angles on their mission's success. Thank you, STARBASE team!

The Lady Comets defeated Wishkah in a District IV semifinal game on Monday, afternoon and the Comet baseball team defeated Lake Quinault in a semifinal game on Tuesday afternoon. The Lady Comets will play Ocosta for the district championship at 3:00 pm on Saturday in Montesano, while the Comet baseball team will play Wahkiakum for the district championship at 6:30 pm in South Bend. Comet Power!!!

Robotics students fully engaged in Mr. Rudolph's Robotics class.

Robotics students fully engaged in Mr. Rudolph's Robotics class.

Attention Parents:

Don’t let the school year memories fade away! Tomorrow, May 12th, is the absolute last day to order your Naselle Grays River Elementary yearbook.

Make sure your student has their copy to keep forever!

📝 How to Order:

Website: treering.com

School Code: 1017702979323632

Cost: $23.42 + tax

Questions? Reach out to rbeck@naselleschools.org.

Get those orders in before the window closes tomorrow!

Reminder: Spring Picture Day is this Thursday May 14th!

We will be capturing:

✨ Individual School Portraits

⚽ Spring Sports Team & Individual Photos

Whether you’re bringing your best smile or your game-day gear, make sure you’re ready for the camera on May 14th!

🛒 Order Online Today
Skip the paper forms and order your photo packages early using the links below:

School Portraits Link: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001376290

Spring Sports Link: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001376302

On May 6, the Naselle High School baseball team and Naselle Sports Club put on another successful baseball clinic for the youth in our community. Thank you, Randy, Chris, Travis, Donny, and Ryan.

Friday P.O.W.E.R. Ticket winners and one more 3rd grade biography project.

Today, the second graders added and subtracted within 1,000 in "real world math." They earned play money for exemplary work and then shopped at Holt's Store for toys and treats that they got to keep. They used their math skills to prove how much money they were owed. Math = Real World Fun!

Post game words of wisdom.

Comets come from behind to defeat the Mules 8-7 for the league championship. Go Comets!

More Third Grade Biography Projects

Third Grade Biography Projects

🚨 $5 GOLF THIS SUMMER? Yes, really.

Students ages 6–18 can play golf for only $5 per round through Youth on Course with a $25 annual membership.

That means access to 85+ courses in Washington and thousands more across the U.S.

Summer plans = solved. ☀️⛳

Learn more and sign up: join.wagolf.org/wiaa

WA Golf | Youth on Course