CK Ski School is a comprehensive snow sport education program that has been in continuous operation in the Central Kitsap School District for 35 years. It doesn't matter if you are a novice or an expert, or if you ski or snowboard. If you want to to conquer the mountain, CK Ski School will help you live your dreams.
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Welcome to CK Ski School
What? Week 8 already? What a great year we have had my Ski School faithful, and what a sweet Saturday tomorrow is shaping up to be. The forecast is calling for sunshine and blue skies, cool and clear, but remember mountain weather is always unpredictable so pack some sunscreen, but also for winter conditions. The snow will be packed and firm, so wear your helmet, and ride with care. Speaking of helmets, goggles, clothes and such, I have a number of lost and found items that I have accumulated over the season, so see me on the ferry Saturday morning (and again in the afternoon), where I will have my lost and found bag. Find the things you?ve been missing.
2009/2010 has been an outstanding ski school year ~ an amazingly fun adventure. This is largely due to the excellent attitude and mature behavior of you, our participants. We are a big group - 320 strong on our biggest days. I think we appear a little overwhelming at times to the general public. That is why it is so important and much appreciated when everybody in the program acts in a respectful and appropriate manner on the bus, the ferry, and the mountain. Remember that school infractions like inappropriate displays of affection, profanity, or defiance, are also ski school infractions. CK Ski School is a CK School District sponsored activity, and all expectations that apply at school apply at ski school too.
So our last official day on the mountain will include the end of the year hot dog feed and goodie raffle. This will all get started at 12:00, high noon on the opposite side of the ski school building (facing the rope tow). We?ve invited your instructors to join the fun, and Stevens Pass is building us our own park feature in that area for riders to play on. We?re planning on a fun time for all.
Finally in potential ski days, this ski season is barely half over. Remember that all you seasons-pass holders have access to the mountain until the scheduled closing on April 18. For tomorrow, remember to ride safe and stay with your buddy. Take in the grandeur, fill your lungs with the sweet mountain air, help each other out, and smile frequently, ?cause it?s all good.
See you in the morning ~ Mr. Keller, The Ski School Guy
2009/2010 has been an outstanding ski school year ~ an amazingly fun adventure. This is largely due to the excellent attitude and mature behavior of you, our participants. We are a big group - 320 strong on our biggest days. I think we appear a little overwhelming at times to the general public. That is why it is so important and much appreciated when everybody in the program acts in a respectful and appropriate manner on the bus, the ferry, and the mountain. Remember that school infractions like inappropriate displays of affection, profanity, or defiance, are also ski school infractions. CK Ski School is a CK School District sponsored activity, and all expectations that apply at school apply at ski school too.
So our last official day on the mountain will include the end of the year hot dog feed and goodie raffle. This will all get started at 12:00, high noon on the opposite side of the ski school building (facing the rope tow). We?ve invited your instructors to join the fun, and Stevens Pass is building us our own park feature in that area for riders to play on. We?re planning on a fun time for all.
Finally in potential ski days, this ski season is barely half over. Remember that all you seasons-pass holders have access to the mountain until the scheduled closing on April 18. For tomorrow, remember to ride safe and stay with your buddy. Take in the grandeur, fill your lungs with the sweet mountain air, help each other out, and smile frequently, ?cause it?s all good.
See you in the morning ~ Mr. Keller, The Ski School Guy