The WOLFPACK Family/Community News

Dear Coupeville High School Families,

As we celebrate our graduating seniors this week, I am filled with pride for a truly extraordinary Class of 2025. This group of young people has shown us what it means to combine academic excellence with genuine heart and community spirit.

What makes this class special isn't just their impressive achievements—though we certainly celebrate their state showings in softball, volleyball, and track. What sets them apart is their character. These students have consistently demonstrated kindness, compassion, and a commitment to lifting each other up. They've created a culture where everyone belongs and everyone matters.

Even their class pranks reflected their generous spirits—turning our parking lot into a playground of games and joy, and bringing celebration right into our commons with their creative wedding ceremony. They've shown us that learning and laughter go hand in hand, and that the best memories are made when we come together as a community.

To our graduates: You've worked hard right up until this final moment, graduating with the pride you've earned. More importantly, you've shown us what's possible when students lead with kindness and support one another. Take that spirit with you wherever life leads.

To the families: Thank you for raising young people who care deeply about others. Your children have made Coupeville High School a better place simply by being themselves.

Congratulations to our remarkable Class of 2025. You are truly special, and we couldn't be prouder.

With admiration and best wishes,

Shannon Leatherwood, Superintendent

Our graduating seniors are experiencing several special events as they prepare for this significant milestone:

The attached senior events calendar outlines all the important dates from now through graduation. Key upcoming dates include:

• June 2: Senior Assembly 11AM and Awards & Scholarship Presentation 6PM

• June 3: Final Senior Checkout packet due

• June 4: Senior Last Day

• SENIORS- All fines & course fees must be paid or students will not be able to take part in the graduation ceremonies.

• Contact Mrs. Fix rfix@coupeville.k12.wa.us or 678-2413, to check on fines or to pay a course fee. Fines are cumulative from K through 12th grades.

• June 5: Graduation Rehearsal

• FIRST REHEARSAL* - 10:00 AM. Meet at 9:45 in the CES MPR. No cap and gown needed.

• June 6: Senior Walk and Rehearsal
• 9:00 AM - SENIOR WALK (Meet in the HS Commons)

• Walking Celebration --You will be walking from the CHS to CES, and through the halls of CES.

• 10:00AM - SECOND “DRESS” REHEARSAL AND FORMAL CAP AND GOWN PICTURES - (after Senior Walk) in the MPR

• 12:00PM - SENIOR PARADE

• 12:30PM - 2:00PM SENIOR BREAKFAST @ United Methodist Church in Coupeville

• June 7: Commencement Ceremony at Mickey Clark Field (1:00 PM)
• Seniors: Meet in the CES Multipurpose room at 12:00 pm

The CMS Yearbook & Library Class would like to give a big shout out to the Community Foundation for Coupeville Public Schools (CFCPS) for their generous 2024–2025 book grant! Thanks to your support, the CMHS Library was able to add exciting new titles to our shelves. We’re so grateful for all you do to support our schools!

Whidbey Island Language and STEM Center (WILASC) and Island Strings are hosting camps this summer at the Coupeville Open Academy and the Pacific Rim Institute - don't miss out! Full scholarships available; transportation may be available for some camp offerings upon request to abumgarner@coupeville.k12.wa.us. --- --- --- El Centro de Lenguaje y STEM de la Isla Whidbey (WILASC) y Island Strings están organizando campamentos este verano en la Academia Abierta de Coupeville y el Instituto del Pacífico - ¡no te los pierdas! Se ofrecen becas completas; el transporte puede estar disponible para algunas ofertas de campamento bajo solicitud a abumgarner@coupeville.k12.wa.us.