HEADLINES

There will be no classes held

November 23 - November 27

Thanksgiving Break

Classes will resume on November 30

CW EAGLE STORE HOLIDAY HOURS
The CW Eagle Store will extend its hours for Holiday Shopping Thursday, December 3rd and December 10th. The store will be open from 1 pm to 4pm and is located just north of the tennis courts. Items will be displayed on rounders outside the store for care free shopping! It’s the perfect time to purchase spirit wear for an upcoming event and gifts for the holidays!

Clovis West

High School

Clinches

Valley Championship

in

Girls Waterpolo

 

Top-seeded Clovis West completed its steamroll with an 11-6 victory over second-seeded Clovis for the Eagles' second straight title and ninth overall.

Clovis West did not lose to a team from the section in going 28-4 this season.

But this one didn't come easy for the Eagles, who didn't take the lead for good until Lauren Martin's second-half opening goal put them ahead 5-4.

"We tried to come out and get that first goal and just kept going from there," Martin said. "We needed that so we could get our hopes up."

Morgan Campbell and Mallory Rettig added goals in the first 2 minutes of the third quarter before Tristin Baxter took over.

The Bee's reigning Player of the Year scored three goals -- two on 5-meter penalty shots -- and had a steal during a minute stretch late in the third quarter to put Clovis West ahead at 10-4.

"Tristin had an amazing game," Clovis coach Noah Minton said. "She got some mismatches with us and that killed us."

Clovis (22-11) scored first and actually held a 4-2 lead with 2:02 left in the second period after Julie Austin's goal, but was outscored 9-2 the rest of the way.

"We realized we had to step it up," Baxter said. "It was time to go. I think we took advantage of our opportunities."

 

Published online on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009

By Nick Giannandrea / The Fresno Bee
School Assessment Review Team (S.A.R.T.)

Each school in the Clovis Unified School District has a S.A.R.T. Committee. The S.A.R.T. Committee does not duplicate or assume the functions of other school organizations such as the School Site Council or the Parent Club. Rather, the S.A.R.T. Committee is concerned about the overall operation of the school. It serves as a community forum for communication and assessment of the school programs and as an advisory body to the principal.

One of the functions of this committee is to oversee the annual SART Survey.  The results of this year's survey can be viewed by clicking on this link 

2008/2009 SART Survey Results