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By COURTNEY ANDERSON • H&N Staff Reporter Parents, grandparents and community members cheered for the nearly 500 high school graduates as they walked down Main Street during the inaugural Graduation Sensation parade Thursday. Signs that read, “Proud of Our Graduate”
By SAMANTHA TIPLER For the Herald and News Gilchrist School is very small. In total, 223 students attend Gilchrist in grades kindergarten through 12th. Senior Mike Wright, 17, found Gilchrist to be just the right size school for him. “My
Graduation Sensation Scholarship Application Form_FINAL Graduation Sensation Scholarship Donation Form Graduation Sensation Who, What, When_FINAL Holly Stork, Klamath Promise Steering Committee member and Klamath and Lake Counties SMART area manager, made all the seniors at Klamath Union High School
By SAMANTHA TIPLER for the Herald and news The number of children Jeremy Player’s division of the Oregon Department of Human Services helps every month could fill three Klamath elementary schools. Player is the district manager for Department of Human
Klamath Promise: Promoting the pathway to college Story by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News Bright colored posters show Klamath Basin young people excited about their futures. One, featuring Jahir Ramos, a Lost River High School graduate, quotes him saying:
FAFSA time Story by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News Counselors at high schools and colleges in the Klamath Basin agree, there’s one big tip for high school seniors thinking about going to college: Get your FAFSA done early. FAFSA
Preschool to after school: YMCA at home at Fairview Photo and story by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News In a classroom at what was once the Fairview Elementary School, 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds make holiday pine cones, color and
Staying on track Story and photo by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News Zurick Jefferson, 13, walked up to Ponderosa Middle School language arts teacher Brent Glidden with his notebook in hand and asked, “am I supposed to copy the
Do the ‘new’ math The sums are the same, but there’s growing pains Photo and story by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News Teacher Carly Gordon stood in front of a class of Peterson Elementary first-graders last week. Behind
Finding the right path Advisers at Mazama, Henley look beyond graduation Story and photo by Samantha Tipler | Herald and News For a long time, Armando Ojeda didn’t know what he wanted to do for his career. He knew he