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Volleyball team crushes Concrete on road

The new-look La Conner High School volleyball team, beset with heavy graduation losses, produced quite familiar results at NW2B foe Concrete Thursday night. The defending state 2B title winners forged a straight-sets triumph in their league debut,...

 

Soccer, volleyball girls fall in opening rounds

All wasn’t lost when the new-look La Conner High School girls’ soccer team dropped two tough non-league tests to open the 2023 campaign. First-year coach Maddie Huscher was encouraged by her club’s effort in an 8-1 setback to North Mason and 7-0 s...

 
La Conner football players running the ball.

Braves play tough against 2A foe but come up short, 28-12

C.J. Edwards reeled off a 53-yard touchdown run, Ivory Damien delivered a 45-yard scoring strike to Tommy Murdock and the La Conner High School defense recovered five fumbles, but the Braves still fel...

 

Ashley Watkins promoted to head of Cougar grid operations

The vibe coming out of the Pac-12 Conference this summer couldn't have been more grim. But a La Conner High School alum is providing a rare bit of good news, especially in her hometown, ahead of what...

 

Students and new staff enjoy robust welcome back to school

After slogging through a spring and summer beset with budget woes, La Conner Schools officials and staff shifted gears last week to focus on what they do best – create priceless memories for local students and families. The 2023-2024 year launched wi...

 

School board considering public service graduation requirement

Longtime La Conner Schools counselor Lori Buher has retired, but she is still offering timely advice. Buher suggested that the district resume its requirement that La Conner High students complete public service hours in order to graduate at the...

 

Expectations high for new-look La Conner High School volleyball

New La Conner High School head volleyball coach Pam Keller is succeeding a legend and her young team is following in the footsteps of the four-time defending state 2B net champions. But optimism was...

 

Braves football roster grows, bolstering winning chances

Sweet Sixteen. A milestone birthday, for sure. But it has added significance for the La Conner High School football program. Sweet sixteen is the number of players on the Braves’ preseason roster this year. That’s about twice as many who turned out...

 

Girls' soccer coach already a winner

Maddie Huscher has swapped out her rock-climbing boots for soccer coaching cleats this fall. Huscher, the reigning Northwest Region Teacher of the Year and who has sponsored the middle school climbing club, will spend the next few weeks on flat...

 

Boys' soccer season has promise with depth

A year ago, the best offense for the La Conner High School boys’ soccer team was a good defense. That script will flip in 2023, however, as a deep roster with plenty of playmakers will be more aggressive on the offensive side of the pitch. Blessed wi...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 26, 2023

Student-built tiny home delivered to Burlington

When given a real-world assignment last school year, La Conner High School students nailed it. Both literally and figuratively. The school’s construction class, taught by Daniel Castillo, built a tiny house as part of career and technology c...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 19, 2023

Braves B-ball coach Woods leaves for Chinle, Arizona, job

The grass, they say, is always greener on the other side. In the case of C.J. Woods, that is even true of the Arizona desert. Woods, the youthful and personable La Conner High School boys’ head basketball coach and athletics director, has stepped d...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 19, 2023

Summer Adventure Camp students take a bow at matinee performance

Summer school is all about enhancing student performance. And at La Conner Schools, student performance comes in multiple ways, shapes and forms and is not limited to pencil and paper drills....

 

Local UW students make dean's list

Juniors Minsuh Daniel Kim and William Andrew Welch and sophomores Jackson Robert Marshall Hart and Patrick Steven Keough have been named to the dean’s list at the University of Washington for winter 2023 quarter. Each completed at least 12 graded c...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 5, 2023

School board reviews bare bones budget

La Conner School Board President Susie Deyo called the panel’s annual six-hour retreat last Wednesday an opportunity for reflection. It was also a time to look ahead. And while the view going forward can be murky at best, board members and school off...

 
 By Anne Basye    School    July 5, 2023

Lori Buher looks back on a 27-year career with La Conner Schools

Lori Buher retired in June after 27 years with La Conner Schools and even longer as a La Conner School parent. Her long career can be divided into three chapters. In Chapter 1, she joined the La... Full story

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 5, 2023

Coach Marble to get Spirit Award at Pioneer Picnic

Retired La Conner High School championship volleyball coach Suzanne Marble has netted some impressive awards including induction into the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Hall of Fame and national coach of the year recognition. One...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    July 5, 2023

School board retreat reflects on district's gains

While budget woes have gotten much attention at La Conner Schools lately, those concerns were balanced by a long list of district celebrations cited at the school board’s summer retreat last Wednesday. Second-year superintendent Will Nelson cited k...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    June 28, 2023

La Conner Schools hires new counselor

La Conner School board members did something Monday night that they haven't done in a very long time: They approved hiring a new counselor for the middle and high school campus. Eric Crinklaw, most recently with Bonney Lake High School in the Sumner...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    June 28, 2023

Ellie Marble is state girls' 2B senior athlete of year

A major sports website has confirmed what La Conner fans have known for months. That being Ellie Marble, who just graduated from La Conner High School and will attend Central Washington University on...

 
 By Anne Basye    School    June 28, 2023

Juli Olson retires from school office

After 20 years, Juli Olson is finally graduating from middle school. The La Conner middle and high school administrative assistant retires at the end of June after working under six principals and through a school remodel and a pandemic. Besides...

 

Kiwanis Club May students

The Kiwanis Club of La Conner May High School Student of the Month is Hadley Shears. She graduated in June and is the daughter of Cory and Jen Shears. Hadley has been active in school cheer, varsity...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    June 21, 2023

Andy Wheeler retires as schools special programs director

La Conner Schools administrator Andy Wheeler has quietly tended to his heavy workload here for the past nine years. But now, as he transitions to retirement, Wheeler will finally be able to toot his...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    June 21, 2023

Students, teacher honored at school board meeting

The first day of summer vacation was a time of reflection for La Conner School board members, who while grappling with difficult budget issues going forward, found time at their June 12 study session to honor the achievements of student leaders and...

 
 By Bill Reynolds    School    June 21, 2023

Drive a bus for La Conner Schools

Change has defined the La Conner Schools Transportation Department the past year. But one thing hasn’t changed. The department continues to earn high grades from the Washington State Patrol and Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instructio...

 

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