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All agendas and due dates are subject to change.

Check frequently for updates.

Meet your teacher!

BEI Workshop, Spokane CC & WSU, 2008

I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science from The Evergreen State College in 2002. I took some time off from school before going back in 2005 to earn my Secondary Science Teaching Credential from CSU, Long Beach.

I am glad to be back in Washington on beautiful Whidbey Island and teaching at OHHS.

In my spare time I love to go to the beach, hike, camp, and read.

Contact Information

Oak Harbor High School
1 Wildcat Way
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
Room 115B

360-279-5425

stemplin@ohsd.net

• Marine Biology Students:
  • Next week we will be working on dissecting clams and squid. Do not wear your good clothes on Thursday and Friday (3/11 & 3/12).
  • The next Quiz will be on Wednesday, 3/10. Study your mollusks!
• Biology Students: we will have a quiz on genetics on Wednesday, 3/10. This will be on predicting the genotypes and phenotypes of offspring.

updated 3/5/10

The Trailblazers are a group of students dedicated to blazing trails around the Island and the world! If you are interested in hiking, beachcombing, learning about strange and exotic animals, or traveling to the Galapagos in 2011, this is the club for you!

NOTICE: Weekly meetings have been changed to bi-montly meetings. We will now meet on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.

NEXT MEETING: Friday, 3/19/2010

At the next meeting:

• Discuss transportation to Ft. Casey.
• Plan outing.
• Meeting starts promptly at 2:45 (or earlier if everyone is on time).
• This is a mandatory meeting for all officers and we gladly invite anyone interested to join the club!

Club Officers:

President: Rachael
Vice President: Simone
Secretary: Olivia
Treasurer: Markeyia

Questions? Contact the club by email or leave a message on Ms. Templin's phone (360-279-5425).

 

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Writing Contest: The Island County Historical Society is sponsoring a writing contest entitled "Why History?". Winners will receive a $50 prize, free museum membership, and a year-long discount from purchases at the museum store. Click here for more details.

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