Graduation is right around the corner and we have 40 students graduating. That's about half of our student body.

We will print the names of all of our graduates in the next and final article of the year.

Graduation will be Wednesday, June 9, on Lower Lake High School's football field.

On Tuesday, June 8, the Adult School will have their graduation. Amongst the many adult school graduates are always some former Carlé students. Mr. Zander is their principal, Barbara is their secretary, and some of Carlé's staff and students will be there to cheer them and the rest of the adult

school graduates on.

Over this summer break, Carlé will be getting a much needed face-lift, with a new roof, along with new carpeting in Verna's classroom, Alan's classroom and the media room. In addition the media room will be rewired and upgraded to handle the power demands of the 21st century. Angie's class will be

getting new cabinetry work as well.

Our student of the week was Tyler Lawson because he is a very hard worker when it comes to school and community service. Tyler had the task of being part of the “poop patrol” along with Jorge Veiria and Deserae Schackelford on Memorial Day and did so with great humor and professionalism. Good job, Tyler!

Speaking of Memorial Day, it, along with the Avenue of the Flags, went very well. Dylan Sheldon, Michelle Larue, Anthony Henson, Tyler Lawson, Kara Boyce, Dylan Neverez, Stefani Cook, Karaleena Cole, Jeffrey Martin, Nick Ford, Christine Mcquown, Cierra Trip, Kayella Landsdowne, Robert Potter,

Michelle Perry-Alden, Jorge Vieria, Jeremy Burton, Dikota David, Jason Hamond, Amanda Gamble, Brittany Krumsik, Christina Ortega and Ryan Cumpston all pitched in at the Memorial Day community service event.

On June 1, Tessa Ketchum and Andrea McMullen went with Lake County Community Action Agency to hand out food boxes to seniors over 60 with low income and families with children that have turned five and recently been taken off of WIC. The agency works hard to ensure every senior or family with young children has enough food to make it through every month.

See you next week for Carlé's final article of the year.

Andrea McMullen is a student at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.