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At New Tech, we prepare our students for a successful future!

The inaugural field trip of this academic year was a triumph! On August 29th, Mrs. Hernandez and Mr. Lewis led 18 students to Oak Bottom Marina at Whiskeytown Lake for a kayaking and nature-learning adventure. Students from all grades participated, and they shared some entertaining stories upon their return to campus.

ANTHS Enrollment

8/29/24 v 8/29/25

9th graders: 13 v 35

10th graders: 37 v 18

11th graders: 20 v 47

12th graders: 25 v 27

Enrollment totals: 94 v 127

Two New Teachers on Campus and
2 CTE New Pathways (coming soon)

We are excited to welcome these trailblazing teachers to New Tech!

They team teach Global Studies to all 9th and 10th graders.

Mrs. Heather Morphew also teaches all sections of independent study and is creating an education pathway to kick off next year.

Mr. Kenny Arnell returned to Anderson New Tech from Utah. He was an engineer (and teacher) and is our Engineering CTE Teacher. This year he is teaching physics, PE, and pre-algebra.

Both bring enthusiasm and positive energy to their classes and the New Tech Community.

Student Parking

This year, Leadership is providing reserved parking for students. A fee of $40 is required to select your spot, and students are allowed to paint a design after it receives pre-approval.

Students who have already paid and had their designs approved will have the opportunity to paint their parking space on Monday, September 8th.

All funds raised will be directed to ASB to support upcoming student activities.

Off Campus Lunch Passes

Ms. Savage is distributing off-campus lunch pass stickers, which are to be affixed to the QR cards of eligible students. These passes are available for students in grades 10 - 12 who have qualified based on their semester 2 grades from the last school year, GPA, current attendance, and behavior.
We are still waiting for some parent permission slips to be signed.

Excitement for ROP

Students are having a great time in their ROP classes. For some, this is a continuation from last year. For many others, it's their first experience with an ROP course. Students can catch a school bus ride to and from ROP for both the morning and afternoon classes. They also enjoy the convenience of picking up their breakfast and/or lunch a bit earlier from the cafeteria.A big thank you to Transportation, Nutrition Services, and Shasta ROP!

Art on Campus

Mrs. Hysell has requested our skilled school artists to come up with imaginative ideas to add pops of color into our campus. Sophomore Emily has embraced the challenge and is diligently working on a mural on one of the cafeteria walls.
We are excited to see the wonderful creations these talented students will produce!

Upcoming Events

September 2025

Mon 9/1 - No School/Office Closed in observance of Labor Day

Tues 9/2 - Spirit Day "Dress like a high school stereotype"

Fri 9/5 to 9/7 - Lassen Volcano Adventure Camp (w/ Mrs. Hernandez, Mr. Lewis & Mrs. Boydstun)

Mon 9/8, 3:00 pm - Students paint their personal parking spaces (must be paid & designs approved)

Fri 9/12, 5:30 - 8:00 pm - "Get to know you" Student Lock-In

Sat 9/13 - Whiskeytown Community Service (w/ Mr. Lewis)

Wed 9/17, 6:00 pm - AUHSD Board Meeting @ the AUHS Library

Mon 9/22 thru October - Fall Baking Challenge (by Leadership)

Wed 9/24 to 9/27 - Forestry Challenge @ Mountain Meadows Camp (w/ Mr. Lewis) - pending Board approval

New Tech 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.

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.

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.

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