Stories for Hudtloff
Beachwood and Hudtloff named 2011 Schools of Distinction
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By Jayme Taylor, Communications Manager
Clover Park School District's Beachwood Elementary School and Hudtloff Middle School are 2011 School of Distinction Award winners. The annual award recognizes schools that have made large improvements in student achievement.
Local speedster has great track season
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LAKEWOOD -- Saudia James-Heard is a talented soon-to-be Hudtloff Middle School 6th grader who is currently ranked in the top ten nationally in the 400m and long jump. Following is a rundown of some of her 2011 track year:
Clover Park School District opens bids for general contractor
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By Kim Prentice, Director of Community Relations
Clover Park School District is seeking bids for general contractors for construction of a new Hudtloff Middle School and associated fields, tennis courts and demolition of the existing facility. The project has multiple phases and work will be done while the current school remains occupied. The project is a state funded project through the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Students are scheduled to occupy the new school in Spring 2013; site and field work will be completed in December 2013.
Partnership allows for uninterrupted athletic season
Posted by | CommentsBy Jayme Taylor, Communications Manager
Clover Park School District (CPSD) partnered with the Oakbrook Swim and Tennis Club (OSTC) to allow Hudtloff Middle School tennis players use of the courts while the school is under construction. In turn, district personnel are cleaning and maintaining the courts.
Hudtloff to host community Memorial Day celebration
Posted by | CommentsBy Jayme Taylor, Communications Manager
Hudtloff Middle School will hold their 13th annual Memorial Day celebration Thursday, May 26 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Hudtloff gymnasium, 8102 Phillips Rd SW in Lakewood. Students and staff have been planning the event since early March and welcome community participation as they pay tribute to the country’s slain servicemen and women. As a special part of the event, students will honor their own family members and loved ones who died in service or are missing in action. Students will decorate a flag with the family member's name and place it on the school’s front lawn.
H-U-D-T-L-O-F-F! community gathers to break ground for new middle school
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Several special guests helped officially break ground for the new Hudtloff Middle School. From left: Board Member Paul Wagemann, Principal Moureen David, Mayor Doug Richardson, Superintendent Debbie LeBeau, ASB President Ryan Egardo, Board Member Joe Vlaming, Board Member Carole Jacobs and Board President Walt Kellcy, Jr.
The ground was officially broken for the new Hudtloff Middle School in front of a large crowd of community members, staff and students on March 24. Attendees braved the rain to hear the history of the construction project, thanking of voters for their support and other remarks from Principal Moureen David, Board President Walt Kellcy, Jr., Superintendent Debbie LeBeau, and Mayor Doug Richardson, who also chaired the Citizens Committee for Schools. Read More→
Hudtloff Middle School groundbreaking slated for March 24
Posted by | CommentsBy Jayme Taylor
LAKEWOOD—Clover Park School District is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Hudtloff Middle School, Thursday, March 24. Festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. behind the school, near the athletic fields (8102 Phillips Road SW in Lakewood.) All community members are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be served in the library immediately following the groundbreaking.
Custer and Hudtloff earn state achievement awards
Posted by | CommentsBy Jayme Taylor, Communication Manager
Clover Park School District's Custer Elementary School and Hudtloff Middle School received 2010 Washington Achievement Awards from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and the State Board of Education (SBE).
Middle school robotics teams score big at competition
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Woodbrook students are judged on their obstacle course design. From left: Nate Harley, Stephen Lemaster, Autumn Gittenger, Cora Tucker and Jonathon Clark.
By Jayme Taylor, Clover Park School District
Members of the Hudtloff Middle School Hudbots and the Woodbrook Middle School Wildcats Robotics Club participated in the First Lego League Robotics Competition at Lincoln High School where they put their knowledge to the test around a biomedical engineering theme.
Students from the teams built and programmed small robots to accomplish challenges, investigated a research topic and prepared a presentation. The two Hudbots teams researched the impact of biomedical engineering on teenager’s lives, while the Wildcats came up with the idea of placing a computer chip in football helmets to help diagnose brain injuries.
Building new Clover Park Schools – A progress update
Posted by | CommentsDebbie LeBeau, Clover Park School District Superintendent
Thank You. Last February, Clover Park School District voters supported a crucial school construction bond to rebuild several outdated, aging schools. Voters responded with overwhelming support. First of all, thank you for your commitment to education and safe, quality facilities for the children in our community.
In this time of economical difficulty and increased demand for accountability, it is our commitment to our community that district staff will create buildings that inspire students and embody our educational priorities while managing taxpayer funds prudently. Therefore, we wanted to provide a progress report on our implementation efforts for the 2010 school construction bond to date.
Lakes' Speech and Debate Team host competition for Hudtloff students
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LAKEWOOD- Lakes High School's Speech and Debate Team hosted a speech competition for Hudtloff Middle School students on June 17. The Lakes students were working with middle schoolers in Mary Carlisle's Advanced Studies Program on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout June to tell them about various speech events and prepare them for the competition.
Hudtloff Middle School to host community Memorial Day celebration
Posted by | CommentsLAKEWOOD- The 12th annual Memorial Day celebration at the Hudtloff Middle School gymnasium will be held Thursday, May 27 from 9 to 11 a.m. As a special part of the event, students will honor their own family members and loved ones who died in service or are missing in action. Students will decorate a flagstone marker representing one of the 50 states with a flower honoring their own family members or loved ones who gave the ultimate price of freedom with their lives.
Spring Event at Bair Bistro
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Forty-three members and guests of the Steilacoom Chamber of Commerce enjoyed a "Spring Evening at The Bair" on Thursday, April 22. Representing the Port of Tacoma, Connie Bacon was the featured guest speaker during the dinner. She stated that the Port is currently conducting a "nationwide search for a new CEO who is trustworthy, who will tell us the right story in business for the Port of Tacoma, who understands strategic thinking, and is a go-getter." According to Bacon, the Port of Tacoma is "beginning to see a tiny rise in activity, but anticipates steady growth over the next five years." She added that the Port has spent $170M to clean-up Puget Sound and Commencement Bay. There are ongoing negotiations with the Puyallup Tribe about possibly operating a terminal, as well. Bus tours of the Port of Tacoma are available to the public and scheduled every couple of months.
Hudtloff students honor MLK
Posted by | CommentsThe City of Lakewood Arts Commission worked closely with the City's Youth Council in the presentation of the Martin Luther King Day celebration event in January. A new element in this year's event was a Literary Arts Competition focusing on the subject, "Martin Luther King, Jr., The Man." Hudtloff Middle School students submitted thoughtful, insightful essays for review by Commission members, and four students received top honors. Clara Cole received first prize for her essay entitled "His Dream Is Now My Reality." Wayne Smuskiewicz was awarded second prize and Stephan Davis and James McKay tied for third prize. Twenty-one other students received certificates of participation. The Lakewood Arts Commission hopes to make the literary competition an annual part of the MLK Day Celebration and looks forward to even more student participation.
Local Mentor Recognized at Community Mentoring Breakfast
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Pictured from left are: Doug Baxter from Communities in Schools; Hollieann White - Outstanding Mentor; Lt Gov Brad Owen; Kevin Malone from Harborstone Credit Union
Hollieann White, a mentor through Communities in Schools of Lakewood, was recently recognized as one of Pierce County's best mentors. Hollieann is in her 2nd year of mentoring a student at Hudtloff Middle School. Not only has she been consistent, she has been able to get involved in her mentee’s education. Holliann has participated in family meetings and works hard to encourage her mentee to do her best.
As an employee of Harborstone Credit Union, Hollieann has been helped spread the word about the need for additional mentors there and at McChord Air Force Base. Not only is she a great mentor herself, she has single-handedly helped provide mentors to many other Lakewood youth.
Hollieann, as well as 9 other outstanding mentors, were recognized on January 14th at a Community Mentoring Breakfast put on by the Pierce County Mentoring Partnership. To learn more about becoming a mentor through Communities in Schools of Lakewood, visit www.lakewood.ciswa.org or call 589-7489.
