Kevin Lusk

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  Published on: 6/4/2009    Last Visited: 6/4/2009  

  Prosser High School received an anonymous call at 9:35 a.m. of a bomb at the school, said Principal Kevin Lusk.

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  Kevin Lusk

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  Published on: 6/1/2009    Last Visited: 6/1/2009  

  The pair was followed by Principal Kevin Lusk, who complimented the students and the Prosser community, which he said values education and laid the groundwork the seniors walked on to reach graduation.

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  Published on: 5/29/2009    Last Visited: 5/29/2009  

  Our response to it went smoothly thanks to the consistent emergency drills we conduct school wide," Principal Kevin Lusk said in a statement.

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  Taking it for a real gun, school staff put the school in 25-minute lockdown at 10 this morning after receiving a tip from a student, said Principal Kevin Lusk.
  
  Some of the students were evacuated from the area where the suspected gun was, he said.
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  That's when they learned the suspected gun was only a lighter, Lusk said.
  
  The student did not intend the incident as prank, Lusk said.

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  Taking it for a real gun, school staff put the school in a 25-minute lockdown at 10 a.m. after receiving a tip from a student, said Principal Kevin Lusk.
  
  Some of the students were evacuated from the area where the suspected gun was, he said.
  
  Prosser police took the student from a classroom into custody to the police station. That's when they learned the suspected gun was only a lighter, Lusk said, adding that the student did not intend the incident as prank.

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  Published on: 12/4/2008    Last Visited: 12/6/2008  

  "If having access to courses and training and those type of things here in our community with connection to CBC, that's a great thing" said Prosser High Principal Kevin Lusk.

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  Published on: 4/5/2008    Last Visited: 4/7/2008  

  The students allegedly placed phone calls to get the alcohol after room checks done by adult chaperones at the hotel, said Principal Kevin Lusk.
  
  District policy says drinking at a school activity warrants a 45-day suspension for a first offense.The suspension can be reduced to 10 days if paired with a drug and alcohol assessment.
  
  Advertisement> "(We're) extremely disappointed in their decision," Lusk said.
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  About 20 students stayed at the hotel, Lusk said.
  
  Only a small number were involved in the incident, he said.
  
  School officials found out about it later that week and hope it'll be a learning experience for the whole student body, Lusk said.
  
  "This is exactly why we do the program in the first place.They've got to get it into their heads" the consequences of bad decisions, he said.

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  Published on: 4/5/2008    Last Visited: 4/6/2008  

  "What they did was incredibly stupid," said Principal Kevin Lusk.
  
  Lusk informed the school through morning announcements Friday that the school's anti-drinking program, Every 15 Minutes, saw "a very small percentage (of students) exhibit very poor judgment."
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  About five of those students made phone calls to smuggle in beer, in spite of unannounced bed checks, Lusk said.Administrators found out about it a few days later from some non-participating students.
  
  "We had kids who were extremely disappointed, to say the least," Lusk said.
  
  Lusk would not provide details, but insisted the offending students were disciplined according to school rules.
  
  Drinking at school-sponsored activities, for the first offense, means either a 45-day suspension or a 10-day suspension plus counseling.
  
  Parents and police are notified.If the students are involved in extracurricular activities like sports, they sit out for 30 percent of that season's events, though they are still allowed to practice.
  
  Lusk said school officials will someday perform Every 15 Minutes again but have not decided whether to include the overnight portion.
  
  "We'll take the black eye on this, but we're going to keep fighting," Lusk said.

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  Published on: 10/23/2007    Last Visited: 10/23/2007  

  Prosser High Principal Kevin Lusk said the number of suspensions is up slightly this year, while the number of gang-related suspensions has skyrocketed.
  
  Last year, 26 students were suspended at the high school, with five suspended for taking part in gang-related activities.This year, he said, there have been 32 suspensions and 22 have been gang-related.
  
  He said every day in September janitors were in the bathrooms at the schools cleaning up fresh gang graffiti in the stalls.
  
  "It impacts everyone," he said."It's creating an unsafe distraction from our academic goals."
  
  Over the past two years, the school district has been battling increased gang activity.Lusk said school officials are providing gang awareness programs for parents, students and community members.

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