Hockinson High School

Hockinson High School
The Hockinson High School letter.
Address
16819 NE 159th Street Brush Prairie, Washington United States
Information
Type	Public
Opened	2003
School district	Hockinson School District
Principal	Colleen Anders
Grades	9 - 12
Color(s)	Navy Blue, Cardinal Blue, Silver
Mascot	Hawks
Teams	Soccer, cross country, football, swimming, wrestling, basketball,golf,equestrian, tennis, volley ball, track, Knowledge Bowl, Science Olympiad, FIRST Robotics, FBLA
Website

Hockinson High School is a school in Hockinson, Washington. There are approximately 700 students.^[1] The official mascot is the Hawk, and the school colors are navy, cardinal blue, and silver.

Curriculum

Hockinson High School has a comprehensive curriculum of Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Science, Art, Foreign Language (Spanish and French), Physical Education, Health, Fine and Performing Arts (Band and Theater), along with Career and Technical education.

Advanced Placement Program (AP) Courses include AP English Language and Composition, AP World History, AP United States History, AP Government and Politics, AP Calculus, and AP Chemistry.

Hockinson High School participates in the Running Start program with Clark College in Vancouver, Washington to provide Juniors and Seniors with an opportunity to attend college courses for both high school and future college credit.

Specialized career and technical education is provided by Hockinson High School through the Clark County Skills Center. It is a Southwest Washington high school trade and business school open to Juniors and Seniors to provide classes for technical skills the school can't fund.

Activities and Clubs

ASB, cheerleading, dance, drama, band, robotics, FBLA, FFA, and knowledge bowl are all clubs and activities offered at Hockinson High School. In the past, students who have attempted to start an LGBT group at Hockinson High School have been denied by the Hockinson School Board.

References

↑ GreatSchools.net Overview

External links

WIAA Southwest Washington District 4

4A, 3A, 2A Classifications

4A Conferences

Greater St. Helens 4A Battle Ground Tigers Camas Papermakers Heritage Timberwolves Skyview Storm Union Titans

3A Conferences

Greater St. Helens 3A Evergreen Plainsmen Fort Vancouver Trappers Hudson's Bay Eagles Kelso Hilanders Mountain View Thunder Prairie Falcons

2A Conferences

Greater St. Helens 2A Columbia River Chieftains Hockinson Hawks Mark Morris Monarchs R. A. Long Lumberjacks Ridgefield Spudders Washougal Panthers Woodland Beavers Evergreen 2A Aberdeen Bobcats Black Hills Wolves Centralia Tigers Rochester Warriors Tumwater T-birds W.F. West Bearcats

1A, 2B, 1B Classifications

1A Conferences

Evergreen 1A Elma Eagles Forks Spartans Hoquiam Grizzlies Montesano Bulldogs Tenino Beavers Trico 1A Castle Rock Rockets Kingsway Christian Knights La Center Wildcats Seton Catholic Cougars Stevenson Bulldogs Columbia Bruins

2B Conferences

Central 2B: Adna Pirates; Kalama Chinooks; Morton White Pass Timberwolves; Mossyrock Vikings; Napavine Tigers; Onalaska Loggers; Pe Ell Trojans; Rainier Mountaineers; Toledo Indians; Toutle Lake Ducks; Wahkiakum Mules; Winlock Cardinals

Pacific 2B: Chief Leschi Warriors; Ilwaco Fishermen; Life Christian Eagles; North Beach Hyaks; Northwest Christian Navigators; Ocosta Wildcats; Raymond Gulls; South Bend Indians; Willapa Valley Vikings

1B Conferences

Independent Lake Quinault Elks Knight Owls Naselle Comets North River Mustangs Oakville Acorns Taholah Chitwin Wishkah Valley Loggers Columbia Valley Columbia Adventist Kodiaks Three Rivers Christian Washington School for the Deaf

Coordinates: 45°44′12″N 122°29′59″W / 45.73667°N 122.49972°W / 45.73667; -122.49972

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