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In this past week we have acquired two new ping pong tables! One was given to us by the wonderful family of one of our own students, Kelly Campo. The other was acquired for us by our principal, Bill MacDougall, and paid for by our student government.
Because of the new ping pong tables, we decided to have a Ping Pong Tournament. We will update you on the winners of the tournament next week.
We also concluded our mug making contest, and everyone won! Everyone who entered a design into the contest received a free mug with their design on it.
One of our teachers, Alan Siegel, was offered a chance to host a television show on the Travel Channel. That would be very exciting to have one of our own teachers being on television and traveling the world!
Each one of our teachers received training for our new Smart-Boards on Oct. 17 and 18. We would like to thank Jason Orbaugh of SMART Technologies for training our teachers so they can use our new technology effectively to help better their student's education. Jason and SMART donated their time for this endeavor.
On Oct. 24 Pam Bordisso will be a guest in our careers class. On Oct. 26 15 to 20 kids will attend a career day class at Yuba College.
We would like to congratulate last week's student of the week, Andre Ari. He was made student of the week for his hard work in making great music everyday, as well as being a great student in his classes.
Atlee Erickson is a junior at Carle High School and the dedicated writer of the Carle Chronicle.
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All candidates for the Kelseyville Unified School District Board of Education have been invited to participate.
The evening is strictly formatted for fairness to all participants and candidates will answer questions put to them by each group. Candidates may then make themselves available to meet with the general audience and answer public questions.
If you have any questions you may contact Rico Abordo (KUTA) at 279-4923, Extension 1204 or Holley Luia (CSEA) at 279-4923, Extension 1286.
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They are accepting applications for 12 openings for children ages 3 to 5.
East Lake Preschool has a comprehensive preschool program where children are fully supported to become successful students and prepared for kindergarten.
At East Lake Preschool, they host a nurturing and academically supportive environment for your child to grow to their full potential.
The school implements a comprehensive preschool program that includes family and community
involvement. Parents, students and teachers work together to ensure a smooth and successful transition into kindergarten.
For more information about the preschool program, call the school at 707-245-4124.
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For the second year in a row, Carlé High School's team was the winner of the fleetball tournament. The members of Carlé team were Kevin Almond, Mark Armijo, R. Browning-Munson, Scott Davis, Jesse Epperson, Ricky Giambra, Wesley Leverenz, Matthew Mack, A.J. Ochoa and Jared Von Rekowski. One Carlé student Brendan Melton played for an opposing team, and (ironically) played quite well.
Other activities organized here at Carlé include a hike organized by Angie Siegel on Saturday, Oct. 13. We played dodgeball during lunch as well and had a small dodgeball tournament.
The CAHSEE exams are finished, and we are confident that everyone passed with flying colors. Installation of our new Smart Boards was completed last Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, Carlé was visited by the new Clearlake Police Chief Allan McClain. Chief McClain wanted to listen to what our students had to say about the police force, and to tell students about the new Explorer Program² he is using to solve issues between citizens and police officers.
With this program he intends to have his officers build relationships with the people of the community, and not just deal with criminals. By doing this they will be able to see stop seeing all people as potential criminals, but as actual citizens of our community. He also is encouraging students and other people to participate with the police force to help them improve, and to even join the force themselves.
“It is easy to complain about something, but it is a lot harder to actually stand up and change it,” said McClain.
He said he wants to recruit officers that are from Lake County and are interested in improving their community.
Last week we announced our gold level students, and we had an extraordinary group this first grading period! Our new gold level students are Kevin Almond, Andre Ari, Jaime Banducci, Anthony Boylen, Daniel Davey, Mia Dupard, Atlee Erickson, Jesse Harper, Janiel Hubert-Benefiel, Dre'shon Hunter, Amy Jones, Yvette Kinyon, Marquis Lamar, Brendan Melton, Daniel Miller Stene Negrete, David Ochoa, Jah-Brela Parker, Jamila Parker, Bonny Passley, Lavonne Pattee, Sarah Roath, Andrew Smith, Matthew Tipton, Kelly Trask, Joyce Walker, and Marlene Williams.
We also would like to congratulate our student of the week, Lavonne “Pogo” Pattee. She was chosen for student of the week for being such a great student, student body president, awesome designer and overall cool person.
By the way, if you want to help sponsor our yearbook, we are selling ads at $35 for a business card, $50 for a fourth of a page with a picture, $80 for half a page with a picture, and $100 for a full page with a picture. Call Verna Rogers at 994-1033.
Thank you for reading, and have great week!
Carle Chronicle correspondent Atlee Erickson is a junior at Carle High School.
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