SHS-Tuck Gionet

SHS - Tuck Gionet
Head Track and Field Coach, Panther Pal Advisor, Community Service Coordinator, Key Club Advisor
Phone: 360-563-4029			email me
Period One	Class	Room
1	Government and Law (College in the High School)	A209	Senior Class requirement
2	Government and Law (College in the High School)	A209	Senior Class requirement
3	Government and Law (College in the High School)	A209	Senior Class requirement
4	Government and Law (College in the High School)	A209	Senior Class requirement
5	Government and Law (College in the High School)	A209	Senior Class requirement
6	Prep	A209
Best time to contact me is 6:45 AM - 7:15 AM or 1:15 - 2:10 PM

On April 14, 2005, Governor Christine Gregoire signed into law House Bill 1246 (HB 1246), better known as the Courtney Amisson Bill. Courtney was killed in November of 2002 as a result of a car accident that resulted in her being struck by a speaker box that was not secured in the car. HB 1246 was initiated and lobbied by seniors from Snohomish High School. As a direct result of their actions, it is now law in the State of Washington that all audio equipment be secured to the automobile. Seniors from the Class of 2005 that were directly responsible for the bill include Julia Baggenstos, Sarah Battien, Sarah Maier, Gina McKinney, Kyle Scott and Brandon Scriber. State Representatives Hans Dunshee (D-44th) and John Lovick (D-44th) were both supportive and instrumental in helping the students get their bill passed. Courtney's parents, Ron and Carol Amisson, her brother Nate, and good friend Missy Waldron, also accompanied the students for the bill signing.

Snohomish High School 1316 5th Street Snohomish, WA 98290

Snohomish High School
1316 5th Street
Snohomish, WA 98290