Recent Articles
Seldovia Sea Otters Highlights!
video by Jenny Chissus
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbxv8rJWeYo?rel=0]
Thanks to everyone who came to watch the tournament and cheer on our Sea Otters! A special thanks out to Mark Janes – who has been a terrific coach, preparing this young team for a great year of High School Basketball!
Outstanding job to our Seldovia Sea Otter 2012 team: Aidan, Calem, Chance, Dustin, Dylan, Michael, Nathan, Nikolai, Robert, Sarah, Seth and Tim!
If you are traveling across the bay, the Region II Basketball Tournament starts this coming Wednesday, the 29th of February! Schedule has changed so please take note! Team seeding should be available to us on Tuesday, and we’ll update this site as information becomes available.
Tournament will be held in SOLDOTNA @ Cook Inlet Academy. Championship and playoff games will be held at KCHS.
WEDNESDAY (AT CIA):
12:30pm — Coaches Meeting
2:00 pm — Boys Game 1
3:45 pm — Boys Game 2
5:15 pm — Girls Game 1
7:00 pm — Boys Game 3
THURSDAY (AT CIA):
12:30 pm — Skills Contest
2:00 pm — Boys Game 4
3:45 pm — Boys Game 5
5:15 pm — Girls Game 2
7:00 pm — Boys Game 6
FRIDAY (AT CIA):
10:00 am — Boys Game 7
11:45 am — Girls Game 3
1:30 pm — Boys Game 8
(AT KCHS):
6:00 pm — Girls Championship Game 4
7:45 pm — Boys Championship Game 9
SATURDAY (AT KCHS):
8:00 am — Coaches Scheduling Meeting
10:00 am — Boys Game 10
11:45 am — Girls 2nd Place Game 5
1:30 pm — Boys 2nd Place Game 11
SBE Has A Blog!
by Sherry Hingley
Thanks to Ms. Bornheimer’s diligence we are now replacing edline with this blog and all info can be found here. You can also get there from the district webpage.
Check in with Susan B. English activities and events!
http://susanbenglish.blogs.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/wpmu/
Happy Birthday George and Abe!
Presidents’ Day is intended to honor all the American presidents, but most significantly George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
This federal public holiday was originally created to honor George Washington, our first president, who was born on February 22. When Abraham Lincoln became president and helped to reshape our country, many felt that we should honor him and celebrate his birthday as well, and since he was born on February 11th, we then had another February public holiday.
In 1968, the 90th Congress worked to create a system of organizing federal Monday holidays. They moved three existing holidays (including Lincoln and Washington’s Birthday) to Mondays. The law took effect in 1971, and Washington’s Birthday holiday was changed to the third Monday in February, and later became widely known as President’s Day.
Seldovia Time
Thoughts to Ponder…
by Sandy Geagel
Click HERE to go directly to the school district homepage! Thanks for participating!