| Education in Garfield is handled by the Garfield-Palouse
Co-op. Each town has there own elementary school, the middle
school is in Garfield, and the high school is in Palouse. In
addition the Palouse School District offers a daycare called Little
Sprouts Daycare. Small class sizes are one of the many benefits of
the Gar-Pal Co-op. School Website:
http://www.garpal.wednet.edu/
School News
Gar-Pal Engineering Places
2nd in Nationals - The
Garfield-Palouse High School Engineering Design Team has earned
Second Place in
National Finals in the 2008 JETS National Engineering Design
Challenge. The team also received an award for
"The Most Innovative Design". The team presented their
project at National Competition in
Washington D.C. February 15, 2008.
Members of the team visited with Congresswoman
Cathy McMorris Rodgers
Thursday, February 14. The Gar-Pal team designed a machine that can lift
a driver with a disability into the cab of a combine. “I am proud of
these bright students from Whitman County,”
McMorris Rodgers said. “They are a clear example of the creative
and innovative young minds that are going to be the future leaders of Eastern Washington.”
Team members include: Colby Cocking, Sean Neal, Beau
Fisher, Miles Pfaff, Spencer Gray, Aaron Rager, Anna Iverson, Katie
Redman, Travis Mallett and Steven Tronsen. Mr. Jim Stewart is the
advisor.
Gar-Pal FCCLA Wins Gold -
On to State - All of the
Garfield-Palouse High School FCCLA Star Event Competitors earned
Gold Awards and will be competing in
State Competition. Members and their
events are: Chapter Showcase: Kallie Baker, Megan Cooper, Rachell
Dickson; Illustrated Talk: Kori Adair, Emily Boone, Annie Leendersten;
Focus on Children: Ashley Gearhart, Kelly Rieber, Sierra Rockness;
Community Service: Kristin Nelson, Sarah Willmore.
Gar-Pal National Honor Society -
Seven
students from Garfield-Palouse High School are the newest inductees into
the Gar-Pal Chapter of the NHS. New members in 2008 are Emily Boone,
Erin Reams, Garrett Pfaff, Amber Morales, Annie Leendertsen, Spencer
Gray and Becky Nelson. Congratulations.
Gar-Pal Music 2nd at 2008 Lionel Hampton
Festival -
Students
from Garfield-Palouse Schools competed in the Lionel Hampton Jazz
Festival during February 2008. The High School "B" Combo team of Chris
Thurman, Alex Keeney, Ian Yoder and Heather McGehee took
Second Place
in their competition. Other contestants were Alex Keeney in Junior High
Solo-Tenor Sax; Erin Reams in HS Solo-Alto Vocal; HS "B" Jazz Band in
Jazz I, grades 7-12. Congratulations to all.
Gar-Pal High School Girls Basketball Team Wins
State Tournament - The
Garfield-Palouse High School Girls Basketball team won the
State Championship in the 1B
Tournament in Yakima at the SunDome on February 23 by defeating Colton
44-36. The girls defeated Lummi 42-31, St.John/Endicott 43-19 and
Sunnyside Christian 57-53 on the way to the championship. Elisha Lopez
was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Lopez and Bridget Bower
were both named to the first all-tournament team. Congratulations Lady
Vikings. Follow all the results at the WIAA Website -
Girls 1B
Gar-Pal High School Boys Basketball Team 4th at
State Tournament - The Garfield-Palouse High School
Boys Basketball team won Saturday to take the
4th Place award at the 1B Tournament in Yakima at the SunDome
by defeating Neah Bay 54-48. The boys defeated Klickitat 50-34, lost to
Moses Lake Christian 51-48, and then defeated Lake Quinalt 62-51 as the
tournament progressed. Scott Smith was named to the second
all-tournament team. Congratulations Vikings. Check all the results at
the WIAA Website -
Boys 1B
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School Contacts |
High School / Palouse
Elementary
Office: 509-878-1921
Principal: Bev Fox
Middle School / Garfield Elementary
Office: 509-635-1331
Principal: Zane Wells
Little Sprouts DayCare
Office: 509-878-1661
Hours: M-F 6:00am to 6:00pm |
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