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LAKEPORT, Calif. – Lakeport Christian Center Preschool students were thrilled to have a visit from the Lakeport Fire Protection District last month.
They were able to tour the fire truck and were taught fire safety.
The school offered special thanks to Todd and Chrissy Pittman of the fire district.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – At its April 17 meeting, the Konocti Lioness Club proudly presented Noah Lyndall with a check for $750 to further his educational goals.
Lyndall is one out of eight students and the youngest selected to continue on to the advanced sessions of the National Youth Leadership Forum in Medicine, to be held this summer at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine located in Baltimore, Maryland.
Lions District 4C-2 Governor Donn Webb presented Christina Navarro with a check for $250 with the same amount matched by the Konocti Lioness Club to further assist her in her quest to raise the necessary funds to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum to be held this summer in New York City.
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Hello readers, and welcome to the Carlé Chronicle, your primary news source for all things Carlé.
Congratulations to this week’s student of the week, new student Robert McGraw, whose friendly and optimistic attitude and hard working disposition unanimously won him the award. Congratulations!
We are nearing the end of our school year, and with only five weeks of class left, our younger students are getting ready for testing, while senior students are finishing up their portfolios and preparing to graduate.
Every Carlé student has shown a great sense of hard work and self-motivation towards their schoolwork, and many students go above and beyond expectations each and every day.
To achieve Gold level, a student must make a total of at least 15 credits per, with an attendance rate of 90 percent or above. Gold level students receive a wide variety of benefits, from gold-level trips to open-campus privileges during lunch. Students are encouraged to achieve gold level whenever possible.
Our latest gold level trip to Jellystone Park, which had previously been delayed due to weather, took place on Thursday, April 17. Gold level students will have teachers Ms. Shrive and Angie Siegel taking these students for a great day of relaxation and springtime fun.
Carlé’s Open House, which took place on April 3, was a great success, with Carlé’s standards and education being explored.
During the Open House, the Konocti Unified School District also unveiled the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), which through the input from the parents and teachers who attended the event helped shape the future of California education for the better.
Along with our Open House, Carlé’s Field Day was also an outstanding success to both students and teachers alike.
Students, staff and Carlé graduates were all invited to a field day barbecue, which alongside the great food made use of the full campus to provide a large variety of sports to play, including basketball, football, hockey, Frisbee, jump rope and golf.
Everybody had a great time enjoying themselves during the day and worked together with great unity to set up and clean up.
We’d like to take the time to thank student assistant Guein, whose friendly but no-nonsense attitude helps keep students on the fast track to graduate. She is always willing to listen and help out in any way she can and helps even the more struggling students to excel.
Charles Warren is a student at Carlé Continuation High School.
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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The submission deadline is nearing for the applications of The Paul Alexander Memorial Scholarship.
For the 15th time, a $500 award and plaque will be presented to a Lake Country high school senior or recent graduate who has been actively involved in FFA and/or 4-H.
The application deadline is April 30.
The requirements, application form and other information are available in the 2014 Lake County Fair premium book, online at http://celake.ucanr.edu/files/133214.pdf or the 4-H/Cooperative Extension Office, 883 Lakeport Blvd, Lakeport.
Local high school counselors also have forms available. Completed application packets are due on or before April 30 to the same address.
The scholarship is named after Paul R. Alexander and his wife Otha who together served over 75 years as 4-H volunteers.
Paul Alexander was involved in the very first Lake County Junior Livestock auction in 1951 and never missed the event until the year of his death in 1998.
He served as junior livestock superintendent for many years and one of the fairground buildings was named in his honor.
Individuals or groups interested in contributing to this scholarship fund to ensure its perpetuity would be greatly appreciated.
Contributions can be sent to the 4-H/Cooperative Extension office in Lakeport or to Peggy Alexander, 1050 Eva Way, Lakeport, CA 95453.