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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.
Mr. Lewis' Horticulture class and the Gardening Club have diligently engaged in the preparation of their respective garden beds to execute the project they proposed in the previous quarter. The garden beds feature a variety of themes, such as a salsa garden, a salad garden, a butterfly garden, among others.
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.
Sacramento Wildlife Refuge Field Trip - April 4th
Mr. Lewis and the ANTHS Forestry Club visited the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge in Willows, CA. Students met with seven park rangers and employees, who discuss the wildlife refuge, its purpose, how it works, and potential jobs at the wildlife refuge. Students then did a walking tour, guided by the rangers, where they were able to learn about multiple plants and animals that live in the wildlife refuge.
After lunch, students were driven on an auto-tour, where they were able to see the extent of the wildlife refuge, along with plants, turtles, deer, and many types of native birds.
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.
Zack Caples, a representative of Simpson University's Upward Bound program, is present on our campus for the majority of each week. He offers guidance to students in navigating their college and career pathways, in addition to providing support with 3D printing projects.
The Upward Bound program also organizes workshops and field trips for students to tour California and southern Oregon college & university campuses.
We are happy to have Mr. Caples on campus!
Pictured: Senior student, Andrew, with Mr. Caples
Breakfast Club/Assembly & Kiss the Goat on April 10th
Breakfast Club/Assembly & Kiss the Goat on April 10th
Mrs. McWilliams and our Leadership students hosted the final Breakfast Club/Assembly of the year. During the event, Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. McWilliams, and teachers shared announcements about upcoming school events and reminded everyone that the end of the year is approaching.
Students had a great time playing the "Strike a Pose" game, with the freshmen taking home the top prize!
In a generous gesture, local non-profit Exodus Farms brought in a 5-week-old goat for our Kiss the Goat fundraiser. Representatives from the farm shared insights about their operations and mentioned their ongoing need for volunteer assistance.
For the fundraiser, students and staff contributed to labeled watering cans to cast their votes for the teacher and student who would earn the honor of kissing the goat. In a decisive victory, Ms. Benetatos and sophomore Cade were chosen. A big thank you to everyone who participated in fundraising for ASB!
Mrs. Hernandez makes Prom announcement
Mrs. Boydstun reminds students that yearbooks are available
Mr. Lewis has an idea! And talks about volunteer events at Whiskeytown
Mrs. McWilliams introduces our guests from Exodus Farms
Our little goat friend is introduced
Ms. Benetatos gives the first kiss
The vote was unanimous: Cade should kiss the goat!
Students are told the rules for the "Strike a Pose" challenge
Student News
Student News
Leadership has done it again!
Leadership has done it again!
SURPRISE!
Students will have a pre-Spring Break
Spirit Day
😄
Pictured: Emily
The Anderson Union High School Theatre Department is putting on the musical "Mamma Mia" May 1st through May 3rd at the Performing Arts Center. This story follows the quest of a young woman to find her father, mere days before her wedding. This is all set on a Greek island paradise and features the songs of ABBA.
Joseph Hostettler, a sophomore at New Tech, is featured in the main cast as the character Bill Austin. Another New Tech student, sophomore Teagan Bartel, is also in the production as
We can't wait to see their performance and support the arts. Get your tickets now!
Mrs. Hernandez and her team of students have been hard at work organizing our senior prom. The theme is "Pearlescent". It will be held at the Frontier Senior Center on May 10th.
Tickets will go on sale after Spring Break
District Recipe Contest
District Recipe Contest
Calling all students!
Calling all students!
Do you have a recipe that you would like to see served during school lunch? Enter it into the recipe contest! Forms can be found in the school office with Ms. Savage.
All entries are due by April 30th.
Enrollment update: 126 students
Enrollment update: 126 students
26 Pre-Enrolled Freshman
Upcoming Events at New Tech
Upcoming Events at New Tech
April 2025
April 2025
Wed - Sat 4/10 - 4/12 - UC Davis Upward Bound field trip to Nevada
Thurs 4/10 - Breakfast Club/Assembly "Kiss the Calf"
Fri 4/11 - Spring Spirit Day - Pajama Day!
Sat 4/12 - Volunteer Trail Restoration Day @ Whiskeytown w/ Mr. Lewis
Mon - Fri 4/14 - 4/18 - Simpson Upward Bound field trip to UC Berkeley & Occidental
Mon - Mon 4/14 - 4/21 - No School / Spring Break
Fri 4/18 - School office closed / Staff Holiday
Mon 4/21, 9 am - 1 pm - CTE Welding Academy at Shasta College w/ Mrs. Hysell & Ms. Savage
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
Wed 4/30, 6:00 - 7:30 pm - Senior Spotlights (Required for any senior that wants to participate in the graduation ceremony).
May 2025
May 2025
Fri 5/2, 12:30 - 3:30 pm - Horticulture class field trip to Whiskeytown w/ Mr. Lewis
Sat 5/3, 9:00 am - Math assessment #2 for incoming 2025-26 freshmen w/ Mrs. Hernandez
Mon 5/5 - 5/8 - State testing for 8th graders, juniors and identified sophomores
Wed 5/7 - Collaboration Day
Fri 5/9, 9:30 am - 9:00 pm - Upward Bound field trip to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
Sat 5/10, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm - Saturday School
Sat 5/10, 8:00 - 11:00 pm - Senior's "Pearlescent" Prom @ Frontier Senior Center
Mon 5/12, 2:30 pm - ANTHS Leadership Advisory Board Meeting
Tues 5/13 - Progress Reports sent out
Fri 5/16, 12:30 - 3:30 - Horticulture class field trip to Whiskeytown w/ Mr. Lewis
Wed 5/21 - Collaboration Day
Wed 5/21, 6:00 pm - Board Meeting at AUHS Library
Thurs 5/22, 3:30 pm - Mrs. Hysell to read "It's Graduation Day!" at Anderson Library Storytime
Fri 5/23 - Field trip to Ashland, OR w/ Mrs. Hernandez
Mon 5/26 - No School & Office closed / Memorial Day
Thurs 5/29 - Day on the Green @ Anderson River Park
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