Two Rivers School

🎓Senior Spotlight: Kira Hunter🎓
When Kira first came to Two Rivers, they were searching for a school environment that truly fit their learning style. At Two Rivers Kira found a place where they could explore their interests, learn independently, and grow with confidence. Through meaningful college field trips, explorative interest groups, and a hands-on internship that helped build valuable career skills, Kira discovered both direction and purpose for the future. Enthusiastic and determined, Kira thrived under the Two Rivers learning model, turning every challenge into an opportunity for growth. Their resilience, curiosity, and drive have made a lasting impact on our community. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things Kira accomplishes in this next chapter!✨

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓
Caitlyn Pernik is a talented and aspiring artist. She enjoys various art forms but has a passion for drawing and creating digital art. Caitlyn will attend Bellevue College in the fall for two years and hopes to finish her college education at Art school in California. Good luck, Caitlyn and follow your dreams! ✨👩‍🎨

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓
Gabe McGann. The man of many talents! We're so proud of Gabe and how much he's grown over the past 4 years. We know you will do great things in life, and you will be missed around Two Rivers!

Happy Principal Appreciation to our incredible Principal, Catherine! We are so lucky to have you leading our school- you truly are the best at what you do. Your patience, calm presence and dedication to every person in the Two Rivers community are a huge part of what makes this school such a special place today. Thank you for all you do (a lot!) and we all appreciate you!

Last week, all staff and students went on our annual field trip up to Snoqualmie Pass. Students could choose between various outdoor activities. Our biking group started the morning with breakfast at the pass before riding all the way back to Two Rivers, which is about 30 miles! Way to go!😅 Others explored the abandoned railroad tunnel along The Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Cold and dark, but we came prepared! Back at the Berghaus, students went on a nature scavenger hunt or got an introduction into fly fishing all while taking in the beautiful mountain views. After a full day of activities, everyone enjoyed a delicious bratwurst lunch. A huge thank you to Jim and Ingrid Garhart for helping make this field trip possible by sharing their mountain home with us and hosting such a wonderful lunch. Thanks to Coach Kinnune, as well, for helping out in the kitchen! We are so grateful for this opportunity and were extra grateful for the weather.