LOWER LAKE, Calif. – The Western Association of Schools and Colleges evaluation committee was at Carlé High School for three and a half days.

The committee members really liked what they saw happening at Carlé. The team’s favorite part of the visit was meeting with the students.

“We will have the term of our accreditation in late June or early July,” said Principal Strahl.

He said that WASC had great things to say about our school.

Last week's student of the week was Jesse Adams. Congratulations!

“Jesse did amazing in hazmat and focuses on getting his work done. He is wonderful to have in class,” said science teacher Angie Siegel.

“Jesse is a hard worker who always does his work,” said English teacher Dan Maes.

Valerie Peng, a Carlé graduate, will be teaching a course from Woodland Community College called Couns-15 orientation to college course.

Couns-15 is a five-week class developed to support high school students who are transitioning to college by assisting these high school students with:

– College success skills;
– Placement testing;
– Financial aid and scholarship opportunities;
– Individualized education planning;
– Priority enrollment;
– EOP&S summer program assistance if eligible.

Starting March 22 until April 26, every Tuesday from 1:30 to 3 p.m.

Ms. Peng for the second year in a row will come to Carlé and teach this class on our campus.

Our next community service opportunity will be March 19 for the Park Study Club’s dinner/art show from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the senior center in Clearlake.

Brianna E. Legg and Candice Safreno are students at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.