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ANTHS LCAP Goals & WASC Action Plan Goals
ANTHS LCAP Goals & WASC Action Plan Goals
LCAP Goal 1: Over the course of four years, all students will be able to demonstrate mastery of the essential “soft skills” that business, college and university leaders seek, as they progress towards graduation while having completed an A-G course of study and/or an identified CTE pathway.WASC Action Plan Goal: Continue to adapt curriculum, assessments, and resources to the new hybrid model.
Our class has collaboratively created an original one-act play titled “The Slumber Party Mystery.” We have commenced the process of blocking and rehearsing, dedicating time after school once a week and during our drama class on Wednesdays. The students are enthusiastic about presenting this performance at the Evening of the Arts on May 15th. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy this remarkable play.
~ Ms. Pemberton
New Tech meets the "F" (A-G) requirement with many fine arts as well as performing arts options, like drama.
LCAP Goal 2: New Tech will provide a safe learning environment to work with students in order to meet their mental, emotional, and physical health while maintaining our high academic standards with a focus on future success.
WASC Action Plan Goal: Create a systemic plan to integrate new, mid-year and homeschooling students into our school culture and retain them over the course of 4 or 5 years.
Twenty five students, along with Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Hernandez & Mrs. Boydstun, took part in a weekend camping field trip to Wolf Creek Redwoods National Park, March 7th - 9th. We were excited to see several of our "new" students in attendance on the trip. They enrolled after the 1st quarter.
"Wolf Creek Outdoor School Camping Trip. One of the best trips we have ever done! It started off with a 3 hour tour and lunch at Cal Poly Humboldt. We left that tour with students saying that they could see themselves as a student there.
Then we headed to Wolf Creek. What a wonderful place this is! Cabins, a lodge with so many amenities and supplies, a covered pavilion, and a great campfire w/seating; All right in the middle of the redwood forest. This was all free to our group. Cannot say enough good things about this place.
Our outings for this trip included--a trip to the Sequoia Park Zoo, a walk on the Skywalk at the Sequoia Park, some time exploring downtown Arcata, beach time at the southernmost Redwood National and State Park Visitor center, the Lady Bird Johnson Grove Hike, and a night hike at Wolf Creek."
~ Mrs. Hernandez
LCAP Goal 3: New Tech will develop and maintain a systematic method for partnering with parents and community members. WASC Action Plan Goals: 1) Strengthen parental connections and offer more opportunities for connections on campus. 2) Find, develop and cultivate relationships with community members and alumni; create opportunities for them to be regularly involved on campus.
A new club focused on Magic the Gathering has been established, convening every Wednesday after school in the Fishbowl. The club is led by Ms. Benetatos and alumni Malcolm Longwell, class of 2016. The inaugural meeting included a guest, Brent Perry, a New Tech parent and alumni from North Valley, class of 2005.
People of Distinction
People of Distinction
Makayla has fully embraced the culture at Anderson New Tech. She has emerged as a valuable member of our school community. In addition to her involvement in New Tech Leadership, she serves as a mentor in our Friday Night Live program with Anderson Middle School. Her academic performance is exceptional, and she is enthusiastic about her plans to attend a four-year university following her graduation. We are happy to name her our March student of the month.
Sarah has recently become a member of the New Tech team, taking on the role of our custodian. She has quickly demonstrated her value by efficiently reorganizing multiple storage areas across the campus. Right from the beginning, Sarah has been a friendly and inviting colleague.
We are excited to have her as part of the New Tech family!
Enrollment update: 128 students
Enrollment update: 128 students
+1 9th grader, +1 10th grader
+1 9th grader, +1 10th grader
*23 8th Graders registered for math assessments, as of 3/13/25.
(We started 24-25 with 10 9th graders, great predictor for future success!)
Upcoming Events at New Tech
Upcoming Events at New Tech
March 2025
March 2025
Sat 3/15, 9:00 am - Doggie Dash 5k Fun Run - Community Service Opp for Haven
Tues 3/18, 12:30 pm - Press Conference @AUHS Library - AUHS State Wrestlers
Wed 3/19 - Collaboration Day
Wed 3/19 - Upward Bound Field Trip to Southern Oregon University
Wed 3/19 - Advanced Art Field Trip to Turtle Bay Exploration Park & Viewing of Juried Art Show at Old City Hall w/ Mrs. Boydstun & Mrs. Hernandez
Wed 3/19, 6:00 pm - Board Meeting
Thurs 3/20, 6:00 pm - Sober Grad Meeting w/ Ms. Carson
Fri 3/28 - Field trip to Culinary Institute w/ Mr. Lewis
April 2025
April 2025
Wed 4/2 - Shasta College on campus, support in applying and registering for summer and fall
Thurs 4/3 - National Distracted Drviving Awareness (SCHHS) Event at Lunch
Fri 4/4 - Forestry field trip to Sacramento Wildlife Refuge w/ Mr. Lewis
Sat 4/5 - Saturday School
Wed - Sat 4/10 - 4/12 - UC Davis Upward Bound field trip to Nevada
Mon - Mon 4/14 - 4/21 - No School / Spring Break
Fri 4/18 - School office closed / Staff Holiday
Mon 4/21, 9-1pm - CTE Welding Academy at Shasta College
Wed 4/23, 6:00 pm - Board Meeting
Thurs 4/24, 6:00 pm - Math assessment #1 for incoming 2025-26 freshmen w/ Mrs. Hernandez
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