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Deer Park hosts North Central in a first round playoff matchup at 11:00am. This is a playoff game and so GSL passes are not accepted. The south gate will be open and selling tickets. The north gate will be closed. Adults are $10 and seniors/students with ASB card are $5. You can pay with cash or card.
See you Saturday!

Recently, Deer Park High School and Deer Park Homelink attended Trades Day at Spokane Community College to explore incredible programs students can access for post-secondary.
Deer Park High School students also attended the Health Careers Day at SCC, where they explored EMT, Radiology Tech, Ultrasound Tech, and many other careers in healthcare. Super cool opportunity!
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Both soccer and volleyball have earned the 4th seed in our league and get to host a first round playoff game. Soccer will host on Saturday morning and volleyball on Monday night.
Cross country travels to Yakima this weekend to participate in a Bi District race at Apple Ridge cross country course. From this race the top 4 team in girls and boys and the top 28 individuals advance to State!



The young learners gathered to talk about the power of their words and actions. Together, they explored what makes hearts feel happy—from sharing kind words to doing thoughtful deeds for a friend. They also discussed things that can make someone’s heart feel sad or hurt, such as using mean words or pushing.
To help visualize the impact of their choices, students watched what happens to a paper heart when unkind actions occur: it gets crumpled and wrinkled! They discovered that even when someone apologizes and tries to smooth the heart back out, the wrinkles never fully go away. This hands-on activity was a powerful way for students to realize that while people can always say "I'm sorry," their words and actions leave lasting impressions.
The class emphasized the classic reminder: "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all" as a helpful tool to pause before speaking unkindly.
To wrap up the lesson, students reflected on how they can keep hearts happy and drew wonderful pictures showing ways they plan to spread kindness every day. Be sure to ask your kindergartener to share what they drew!
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Great season from our coaches and players!


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Last week, Home Link families and staff gathered at Siemers Farm on Green Bluff for their annual get-together! It was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the beautiful fall weather and make memories as a school community.
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Thank you to Mr. Heuett, Mrs. Stansbury, Mr. Olietti, Mr. Bentler, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Link, Mrs. Vining, Mr. Cromwell, Mrs. Hausman, and Mr. Abrams. All the big and little things you do each day make Deer Park Schools a special place to learn and grow. We appreciate you!
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The softball game is a playoff game so tickets will be sold and GSL passes will not be accepted. The price is $10/$5.

📰 Profile of a Graduate: From Deer Park to the Front Page! 🏀
Where are DPSD graduates now? We love seeing where our alumni soar! Meet Mathew Callaghan, a Class of 2022 Deer Park graduate who turned his passion for community and storytelling into a thriving career. Today, Mathew is a front-page general assignment reporter for The Spokesman-Review!
"Interested = Interesting." That's the piece of advice The Spokesman-Review reporter and Deer Park Class of 2022 alum Mathew Callaghan carries with him every day.
Whether he was finding lifelong friendships on the DP basketball court or diving into English and science with his educators, Mathew always brought grit and kindness to everything he did. Through hard work and the Running Start program, he fast-tracked his journalism degree at WWU and now writes front-page stories covering the Pacific Northwest!
Mathew’s journey took him from Homelink to Deer Park High School, where he balanced academics, Running Start, and basketball through the challenges of the pandemic. He credits amazing educators like Molly Murphy and Christine Holstock for teaching him critical thinking and a powerful work ethic.
His advice for current students? "Care about your community. Interested = Interesting. You get what you want by caring."
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