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Hi, my name is Doyle Conatser and myself and fellow student Danny Salvante will be the new writers for the Carlé Chronicle.
This week we are introducing three new students: Bruce Hamilton, Kevin Hazelwood and Kristin Melcher. We hope they have great success and reach their goals here in this wonderful school.
We also have announced the new gold level students from the third grading period: Jose Bendana, Rene Espinoza, Jasmine Heckard, Chris Nuzzo, Regina Perrin-Clanton, Daniel Salvante and Quintessa Strahl. Congratulations to them all. They will go on a gold level field trip, have off-campus privileges during lunch and also take part in the silver level movie.
Our special secretary Barbara Dye designed unique awards to become part of their portfolios. In addition our school put out sustainability awards to each and every student who held or bettered their levels from second to third grade periods.
Each of these students will be able to work with our media class designers to make themselves a special memento. Finally drawings were held for our perfect attendance students and student Gage Fowler who has had perfect attendance all year won both drawings.
This week’s student of the week is Jose Bendana. Jose is a wonderful student and a deep thinker who truly is an asset to our school. Jose is a gamer who plans on and already is designing his own games.
Our winner for CHILYs this week is Robert McGraw and he chose a basketball.
We would like to thank Dr. Barry Munitz for his $1,000 donation to our media program to make plaques for our graduating seniors.
We also have received a $200 donation from Dr. Howard Jaffe toward our much-needed van project.
We at Carlé understand that you can read about things or experience them and the van would go a long way to us being able to do more college visits and enrichment opportunities. So far we have had about $3,000 donated toward our goal.
We have hazmat classes going on and our very own science teacher Angie Siegel is teaching the class. Next week’s article will name the students and detail their activities.
Just announced is that the media class is sponsoring a mouse pad contest for all students. All students who submit a unique design that involves Carlé High School will have that put on a mouse pad and given to them as their prize. This is a popular contest that usually has about 25 submissions out of our 88 students.
Doyle Conatser is a student at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.
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CLEARLAKE, Calif. – Yuba College Clear Lake Campus is offering a new Human Services course.
The Human Services 27 course meets the requirements for CAADAC certification in Personal and Professional Growth, but is a great course for any professional working in human services, education or public serving institutions.
“The class will be fun and interactive, and good for the working professional as it is held in the evenings on Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:20 p.m.,” said instructor Sissa Harris. “This is an excellent class for anyone facing issues of burnout and how to maintain wellness while working with others.”
“I’m glad we’re able to offer this class,” said counselor Pamela Bordisso. “Many of the situations our local educators, health care professionals and human service providers face are challenging. Having a class to learn coping and professional strategies will be a huge asset for the community.”
The course description reads, “The course will introduce students and professionals to attitudes, values, and methods that enhance communication skills in human relations, and will explore personal growth, values, and bias from both personal and professional perspectives with a focus on wellness and burn-out prevention.”
The course begins Jan. 15.
Students may enroll at www.clc.yccd.edu or call 707-995-7900 for assistance with the enrollment process.
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HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE, Calif. – The Hidden Valley Lake Garden Club is accepting applications from qualified Lake County high school seniors for its third annual allocation of scholarships totaling $1,500.
The purpose of the scholarship is to assist students who attend either a community college or a four-year college and major in one of the following certificate or degree programs: horticulture, landscape, botany, viticulture, plant science, crop or soil science, forestry, floristry, natural resource management, environmental science or agricultural production.
In order to qualify, students must plan to attend a community or four-year college in the 2015-16 school year and to be involved in one of the above certificate or degree programs; must have a 2.5 cumulative grade point average; and must submit the application together with transcripts, three letters of recommendation and a recent photograph by the March 27 deadline.
Application requirements and materials are available from counselors or scholarship coordinators at the county high schools.
The selection process includes a paper-screening and a possible interview for finalists.
The committee will look at the applicant’s high school classes, activities, and community service related to the planned field of study.
Further information can be obtained from scholarship co-chair Marsha Willard at
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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Mendo Lake Credit Union is urging local students to apply for its annual scholarships.
The annual Arlene Colombini Scholarship is named in honor of the MLCU’s original founding member, Arlene Colombini.
All Lake and Mendocino County graduating high school seniors and college students who are currently enrolled full-time (12 units minimum) at Yuba College (Clear Lake Campus), Mendocino College or College of the Redwoods (Fort Bragg Campus) with a 3.0 grade point average or higher are invited to apply.
The 2015 application is April 13.
Scholarship winners will be announced at each school's senior awards night, followed by a press release in all local papers.
The application can be downloaded at https://www.mlcu.org/community/mlcu-scholarships-and-educational-programs/mlcu/ .
The Mendo Lake Credit Union Achievement Awards program honors outstanding high school seniors whose scholastic attainment, sense of responsibility, community service, and evidence of leadership give promise of success and service to society.
Certificates are awarded to students who have demonstrated excellence in a specific study area.
Two students, who represent the highest level of attainment overall, are awarded an honorarium in the amount of $50.
Students are chosen by their high school staff, and MLCU presents awards at the school's Senior Awards Night.
The credit union also sponsors scholarships for the community's Latino students.
For more information contact MLCU's Ukiah office at 707-468-0350.