To launch the "Changes" program, the entire Mount Shasta High School freshman class spent time on the football field Wednesday afternoon participating in team building and problem solving exercises.
Instructors and students in College of the Siskiyous' Resources Technology Program talk about benefits gained during first year. "Dude, I love it," said Jamison Sutcliffe of Happy Camp who is working as an intern for the Forest Service. "You can’t beat getting paid to go out and be in the woods. I always thought a class like this would be left wing and liberal. Our teacher gives us all sides of the stories and let’s us make up our own minds."
Weed Union Elementary School District trustees accepted the resignation of Tag Pimentel as WES principal last Wednesday and appointed him to the position of Community Day School teacher and Alternative Educational Coordinator.
Parents, family, and friends filled the College of the Siskiyous Kenneth Ford Theater for graduation on May 28, 2010.
Mount Shasta High School students will be receiving nearly $700,000 in scholarships to attend colleges across the United States and beyond next year, as revealed at last week’s Senior Scholarships Award Night.
