Last week was the end of the fourth grading period, and report cards were put together and sent out by super secretary Barbara Dye.

The students who earned 15 credits or more and received gold level were Tucker Barnett, Leticia Bowman, Cameron Carrillo, Chelsea Cherney, Jade Fox, Jr. Garcia, Shania Jones, Anthony Montalvan, Chantilly Pannell, Kyle Scott, Monique Throop, Charles Trujillo and Trevor Wilson.

The students who made 12 credits or got silver level were Cody Beers, Saffron Blue, Brandon Cruz,

Sabrina Farnan, Ashley Gravlee, Zach Grey, Ray Green, Jesse Harrell, Mayra Pantoja, Corissa Schoonderwoerd, Tonya Smith, Austin Weldon and Erica Woods.

Now that the gold and silver level students have been announced people will soon be receiving Sustainability awards.

The awards are created in Alan Siegel's media class and they get better every grading period or the longer students can sustain high levels of achievement.

The Student of this week was James Mora. He is a phenomenal student, kind and hard working and was chosen by the staff for all he does.

Last Tuesday March thirteenth teacher Angie Siegel and Principal Dennis To took part in the Dennis Parker Strategic Schooling Training.

During this training many teachers from different schools came and observed how different classes are run.

On March fifteenth, students Jerry Stahlman and Martinique Throop showed their portfolios. At this point they are done with all of their credits and are fully graduated.

Last week all of the students who didn't take the CAHSEE or didn't pass it last year got a chance to try and take it again.

This week Carlé will be getting a lot of new students. Those students are Jay Brown, Davis Jacob, Anthony DeMaria, Britney Elledge, Shelby England, Thomas Valdez and Jacob Woods. Carlé would like to welcome them and wishes them great success here.

Student Tonya Smith has taken over designing the birthday cards now that the former designer Aimee Bradford has moved.

The Carlé teachers have started planning the graduation plaques for all of this year's graduating seniors. 

Once the staff generates the award titles, Siegel's media class students will sit down and design unique and individual plaques for the more than 40 graduates expected.

That is all for now, have a great week!

Jade Fox is a student at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.