Hello again readers, and this is the Carlé Chronicle, your primary news source for all things Carlé High School.

Carlé’s students of the week were Kayla Doyle, who comes to school everyday with a great attitude and great attendance and truly loves to learn, and Robert McGraw, an all-around good guy and hard worker who frequently takes time to help out with everything around Carlé.

We also have four new students this week: Carlos Anguiano, Doyle Conatser, Samuel Martinez Cachu and Rogelio Ramirez. We’re looking forward to helping them get on track to graduating and getting them closer to their dreams.

In addition to new students, we have a new student aide who started this week, Melissa Perkins. She is a very kind and down-to-earth person and she is totally willing and able to help our students succeed.

The California High School Exit Exams, commonly known as the CAHSEE, took place Oct. 7 and 8. This test is for our juniors and seniors.

Recently, we hosted a mug designing contest in which our students had a chance to show off their own personal designs and help promote both our school and their artwork.

A total of 12 mugs were created and we love each and every one of them.

One of our resident designers, Destiny Cypert, is hard at work making t-shirts for our friends at the Hub. She also works hard designing plaques, key chains, and coffee mugs among many other things. Carlé greatly appreciates the time and effort she puts into helping others achieve their creative designs.

We’d like to give a shout out to Kim VanHorn from the Hub for all her hard work and support. Her cheerful, optimistic nature and support has been a boon to all of us, and we’re glad to have her around.

Our school’s Back to School Night and Autumn potluck took place Thursday, Oct. 2, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

A total of 24 students and their families showed up to see our school’s progress throughout the year, and with each family bringing their own dish for the potluck. The students who attended gained extra credit. 

According to our principal Mr. Strahl, “The night went great, the food was great, and everybody who came got to learn a lot of new information and have a fun time.”

Charles Warren is a student at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.