Principal

Jennifer Appel

Dear Clover Park High School Families,

As we enter November, I want to pause and share my gratitude for our incredible Timberwolf community. This month naturally invites reflection, and at CPHS we are thankful every day for our students, staff, and families who demonstrate our PACK values—being Present, Accountable, building Community, and Keeping Safe—in ways that make our school a place where every student feels seen, supported, and challenged.

We have many celebrations to share!
Our fall athletics season wrapped up with tremendous success—a state-qualifying runner in Cross Country, strong showings from Boys Tennis, Volleyball, Football, Girls Swimming, and Golf, and student-athletes who continue to show perseverance and teamwork both on and off the field. We are proud of each of them.

Our Dual Language production of Aladdin is also in full swing, with students hard at work in rehearsals and preparing sets. The creativity and dedication of our performers, tech crew, and directors is inspiring. We can’t wait to see this show come to life.

As we transition into winter sports, excitement is already building for another great season. Thank you to the families who support our student-athletes every step of the way.

Academically, we have officially wrapped up 1st quarter and are off to a positive start in 2nd quarter. Student-led conferences are being prepared for the end of the month as we are excited to share how students are learning in growing as students and Community members. Tardies are trending downward—an important step in students being Present and Accountable—and our PBIS Paw Point reward system is now up and running, giving us more opportunities to recognize and celebrate positive choices throughout the school day.

In this season of gratitude, I want to thank you for being partners in your student’s success. Your support, encouragement, and involvement truly make a difference.

Wishing all of our CPHS families a warm, safe, and restorative November.

Go Timberwolves!

From our PACK to yours,
Jenny Appel
Principal, Clover Park High School