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Athletics & Activities
Athletics & Activities
In the Kennewick School District, we recognize athletics and activities as integral parts of the total school experience for our students. Students learn sportsmanship, integrity, teamwork, competition, cooperation, innovation, ingenuity and so much more through these programs.
Athletics and activities also help build pride in our schools and community, and they can make the overall school experience more enjoyable and successful for our students.
Sports Registration
To register your student for a sport and complete required forms, visit the link below:
A current sports physical form must be on file. Physicals are valid for two years from the exam date. Blank forms are available below, at the link above, and at the ASB office.
Completed forms must be submitted before athletes can attend tryouts or practice.
*If a required field doesn’t apply to your student, type “none” or “N/A.”
Fee payment is required before students are eligible to participate in sports.
- ASB Fee – $15
- Sport Fee – $30 per sport
Fees are waived for students who qualify for the free and reduced-price lunch program. Students who qualify for the program must show proof of eligibility by bringing the letter mailed home from Nutrition Services to the ASB window. If you need a copy of the letter, please call Nutrition Services at (509) 222-5073.
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To register your student for a sport and complete required forms, visit the link below:
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A current sports physical form must be on file. Physicals are valid for two years from the exam date. Blank forms are available below, at the link above, and at the ASB office.
Completed forms must be submitted before athletes can attend tryouts or practice.
*If a required field doesn’t apply to your student, type “none” or “N/A.”
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Fee payment is required before students are eligible to participate in sports.
- ASB Fee – $15
- Sport Fee – $30 per sport
Fees are waived for students who qualify for the free and reduced-price lunch program. Students who qualify for the program must show proof of eligibility by bringing the letter mailed home from Nutrition Services to the ASB window. If you need a copy of the letter, please call Nutrition Services at (509) 222-5073.
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Sports and Activity List
Cross Country
Football
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
Dance
Wrestling
Baseball
Softball
Associated Student Body:
The Associated Student Body of Highlands (ASB) is the largest club of the school because it includes all students who attend Highlands. ASB plans spirit assemblies and dress-up days, promotes anti-bullying, hosts a remembrance day for 9/11, presents Random Acts of Kindness and supports Winter Wishes and number of other activities. In the spring, ASB runs the elections in which sixth- and seventh-graders vote for a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer for the following school year.
Band
Buddy Club:
The Buddy Club provides opportunities for teens with disabilities to form friendships with teens without disabilities in their school. In addition to providing recreational opportunities, the club's purpose is to bring inclusion for teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities into the general population of their schools. Monthly activities are planned for all participants in the Tri-Cities area and include socials, movies, bowling and lunches. The "buddies" have the prospect of gaining additional friendships, social skill development and increased independence.
Drama Club
Leadership Class:
Leadership class gives ASB officers and other students a chance to plan school activities during the day. The class is offered to seventh and eighth grade students as an elective. Leadership students focus on promoting school spirit and helping students make positive connections to school. The class honors student birthdays, communicates upcoming activities using the ASB bulletin boards, and supports a schoolwide theme each month to promote school unity.
National Junior Honor Society
Orchestra
Robotics:
Robotics is an after-school science club open to students in all three grade levels. Students participate in 23 different research and building projects in order to compete in Robotics at a regional level in Yakima and at a state level in Des Moines (odd years) and in Cheney (even years).
NOTICE: The link above is to an external web or social media site and is not sponsored or endorsed by the Kennewick School District.
Scottie Adventure - Florida: Want to experience history or science in a hands-on way? Scottie Adventures has been traveling to Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, etc., since the 2008-09 school year. Our goal is to help students learn about our government and nation through real life encounters. Setting foot on the land where the Battle of Gettysburg occurred, walking into Congress to see where the decisions are made in our government, visiting the National Archives to see our founding documents – they're all priceless and more than you can ever experience from a book.
We make student safety our top priority, and parents are always welcome to attend the trip with us.
We are currently embarking on a Science in Motion adventure. Students will be able to have lunch with an astronaut, go into a simulator to discover what it is like to be a part of space travel, go behind the scenes at Disney and learn the physics behind roller coasters, see Florida’s vegetation and animals in their natural habitat, get up close to alligators, and even participate in more than 100 interactive science exhibits that will spark the imagination at Wonder Works.
NOTICE: The link above is to an external web or social media site and is not sponsored or endorsed by the Kennewick School District.
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Cross Country
Football
Soccer
Volleyball
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Basketball
Dance
Wrestling
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Baseball
Softball
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Associated Student Body:
The Associated Student Body of Highlands (ASB) is the largest club of the school because it includes all students who attend Highlands. ASB plans spirit assemblies and dress-up days, promotes anti-bullying, hosts a remembrance day for 9/11, presents Random Acts of Kindness and supports Winter Wishes and number of other activities. In the spring, ASB runs the elections in which sixth- and seventh-graders vote for a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer for the following school year.Band
Buddy Club:
The Buddy Club provides opportunities for teens with disabilities to form friendships with teens without disabilities in their school. In addition to providing recreational opportunities, the club's purpose is to bring inclusion for teens with intellectual and developmental disabilities into the general population of their schools. Monthly activities are planned for all participants in the Tri-Cities area and include socials, movies, bowling and lunches. The "buddies" have the prospect of gaining additional friendships, social skill development and increased independence.Drama Club
Leadership Class:
Leadership class gives ASB officers and other students a chance to plan school activities during the day. The class is offered to seventh and eighth grade students as an elective. Leadership students focus on promoting school spirit and helping students make positive connections to school. The class honors student birthdays, communicates upcoming activities using the ASB bulletin boards, and supports a schoolwide theme each month to promote school unity.National Junior Honor Society
Orchestra
Robotics:
Robotics is an after-school science club open to students in all three grade levels. Students participate in 23 different research and building projects in order to compete in Robotics at a regional level in Yakima and at a state level in Des Moines (odd years) and in Cheney (even years).NOTICE: The link above is to an external web or social media site and is not sponsored or endorsed by the Kennewick School District.
Scottie Adventure - Florida: Want to experience history or science in a hands-on way? Scottie Adventures has been traveling to Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, etc., since the 2008-09 school year. Our goal is to help students learn about our government and nation through real life encounters. Setting foot on the land where the Battle of Gettysburg occurred, walking into Congress to see where the decisions are made in our government, visiting the National Archives to see our founding documents – they're all priceless and more than you can ever experience from a book.
We make student safety our top priority, and parents are always welcome to attend the trip with us.
We are currently embarking on a Science in Motion adventure. Students will be able to have lunch with an astronaut, go into a simulator to discover what it is like to be a part of space travel, go behind the scenes at Disney and learn the physics behind roller coasters, see Florida’s vegetation and animals in their natural habitat, get up close to alligators, and even participate in more than 100 interactive science exhibits that will spark the imagination at Wonder Works.
NOTICE: The link above is to an external web or social media site and is not sponsored or endorsed by the Kennewick School District.
