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The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

Former Assistant Principal Peter Schurke was named third place finalist for the 2012 National Aerospace Teacher of the Year, an award accompanied by a $1,000 grant. He also won the Washington State Air Force Association Teacher of the Year in 2011.

Schurke blasts off to new horizons

By Jonah Paulsene September 9, 2019

Over the summer, MTHS Vice Principal Peter Schurke was promoted to be the planning principal of a new high school opening in the Northshore School District.Schurke is very excited to take on the job and...

Funding, class sizes requirements cause scheduling problems

Funding, class sizes requirements cause scheduling problems

By Ian Dortsch, Hawkeye Staff January 19, 2018

Schools tend to have problems with class sizes, and MTHS is no exception. Even this year, the school had problems with organizing the classes students will be taking, some of which you might’ve heard...

Vice principal Peter Schurke is one of the five staff members that is now using the new earpieces.

They’re not the secret service: Administration purchases new earpieces

By Luke Thurber November 4, 2013

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In order to allow better hearing around school, MTHS administrators recently purchased five new earpieces. The equipment is being used by the administrators and...

By Erika Fisher | The Hawkeye

PSAT and PLAN to prepare students for college, beyond

By Arani Yogendran October 10, 2013

On Oct. 16, all sophomores and juniors will be taking the PLAN or PSAT tests. All sophomores will be required to take the PLAN test and all juniors will be required to take the PSAT test. Both...

Straightening up attendance

By Peter Kidane December 6, 2011

The administration feels that getting to school on time is important and has a huge impact on learning in the classroom. A few weeks ago, administrators began scanning the barcodes on the ID cards...

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