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Ginny Craven, founder of Operation Tango Mike, gave a talk and video presentation during "Koffee with KCA.”
The students pledged to raise money to send Christmas care packages to our troops.
KCA students had collected over $350 and presented Ginny Craven with a check to contribute towards Operation Tango Mike's Christmas package postage.
Captain James G. Allen, Air Combat Intelligence Operations Officer G-2/ACI, sent a letter personally thanking the students and expressing his gratitude for their thoughtfulness on behalf of the troops under his command stationed at the Al Asad air base in Iraq.
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Ginny Craven, founder of Operation Tango Mike, gave a talk and video presentation during "Koffee with KCA.”
The students pledged to raise money to send Christmas care packages to our troops.
KCA students had collected over $350 and presented Ginny Craven with a check to contribute towards Operation Tango Mike's Christmas package postage.
Captain James G. Allen, Air Combat Intelligence Operations Officer G-2/ACI, sent a letter personally thanking the students and expressing his gratitude for their thoughtfulness on behalf of the troops under his command stationed at the Al Asad air base in Iraq.
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Our music class is working on learning acoustic songs to play at the upcoming cabaret. Dan Maes, our music teacher, is helping the students learn the songs that they want to perform.
We have always done fun activities during lunch, to build community between students. We have been playing twister at lunch, which has resulted in a lot of laughs. A great event that happened on the 18th was an arm wresting tournament. We will have updates about how it went next week.
The 21st was Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It is celebration of the birth of one of the greatest civil rights activists in United States’ history. He believed in the power of nonviolent protest, and followed in the footsteps of other important historical activists such as Mahatma Gandhi, who managed to non-violently gain independence for India. Martin Luther King was beaten, arrested, and eventually killed in his fight for equal rights for dark skinned Americans. To celebrate his accomplishments we now get to take a day of school, and we can use that time to appreciate the rights we enjoy everyday because of people like Martin Luther King Jr., or watch daytime television.
On the 15th Jaime Banducci’s portfolio was presented. The student of the week this past week was Justin Duncan. He was selected as student of the week for his perfect attendance, always being on task, and for doing great on his schoolwork.
That is what has been happening at Carlé High School this week! Thank you for reading!
Atlee Erickson is a junior at Carlé High School.
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Registration by telephone or walk-in at the Lake Center on Parallel Drive is currently in progress. Early registration for the spring semester is advised to help guarantee placement because some college classes fill before the semester begins.
The Lake Center offers about 200 college classes each year, with most spring classes starting this month. A few others begin a bit later in a shorter format for students who may not be able to attend for the full 17-week semester.
Saturday classes in Lakeport this spring include choices in child development, an English class in academic reading and writing, Career Planning, two levels of Excel, first aid and CPR.
"One of the things most important to students these days is a choice for scheduling that meets their needs," said Lake Center Dean of Instruction Mark Rawitsch. "That’s why we also offer some of our general education classes in Lakeport only one day a week in three-hour blocks. Some students can’t afford the time and gasoline it takes to come to college several days a week.”
With careful planning with the school's academic counselors, students can set a class schedule allowing them to meet other important family or employment commitments without missing the chance to attend college classes, said Rawitsch.
Many Lakeport classes are held on weekdays, others are only offered during the evening hours with most beginning after 5:30 p.m. or 6 p.m.
In Lake County Mendocino College offers classes designed to meet the needs of university transfer students and those interested in job skill improvement, personal enrichment and lifelong learning.
Classes every day of the week cover the traditional range of general education college degree topics including English, math, history, health, earth science, psychology, child development, Spanish, American Sign Language, French, physical fitness, art, music, and more. Other classes in computers, English as a Second Language, U.S. citizenship, business office technology, gardening, home landscaping, wine sensory evaluation, floral design, golf, walking for fitness, soccer, lifeguard training, and floral design also join the Lake Center lineup this spring.
Serving the local business community, new business classes such as Mathematical Applications in Business, offered Monday and Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 6:30 pm, Personal Finance on Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 pm, and Managerial Accounting on Monday and Wednesday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 pm are all included in the Lakeport schedule.
Two voice classes have been added to the spring schedule with instructor Kathryn Allan: Beginning Voice on Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 5 pm and Community Chorus on Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 pm.
Several short-term classes, Computer Creations, Beginning Quicken, and Beginning Word for Windows, and a new two-day course, Flashing Back, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, set for just two days on a Friday and Saturday in May, are also scheduled in Lakeport.
A Lake Center learning lab with student assessment computers, distance education study stations with access to all college online classes, college library resources, and a student study area also supports enrolled students. A self-paced math lab with a friendly and supportive learning environment continues in Lakeport this spring.
Students interested in Mendocino College classes in all locations including Ukiah and Willits, and many new online course offerings, should consult the printed college schedule or listings on the college webpage for details.
“Many California residents are not aware that the $20 per unit cost for community college classes is among the lowest in the nation, and that various forms of financial assistance allow for fee reductions for those that qualify," said Lake Center Academic Counselor Shannon McCulley.
More than half the students who attend Mendocino College qualify for some form of financial aid. Many meet the guidelines that eliminate the unit fees and others receive grants to cover college costs. Grants do not need to be repaid.
High school students can also meet some graduation requirements or jump-start their college careers by taking college classes locally and Mendocino College has waived unit fees for currently enrolled high school students.
For more information about upcoming Mendocino College classes, or to make a free Lake Center counseling appointment, please consult the college’s Spring 2008 schedule recently mailed to local households, the Mendocino College website at www.mendocino.edu or visit or call the Mendocino College Lake Center, 1005 Parallel Drive in Lakeport, telephone 263-4944.
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