Choir dates have now been moved in Carlé. Instead of after school on Wednesdays, choir will now be at lunch on Wednesdays. This will open up a better opportunity for students in Carlé to join the choir class. It's never to late to sign up. It's also never to late to sign up for community service.

On Wednesday, April 8, Lake County Community Action Agency will hold another dinner. If you are interested in participating and helping out with cooking, serving, and cleaning, you can get more information from Alan Siegel at Carlé High School.

Carlé High School is the plaque school. We make them, and we love it. Geneva Hudson has started on the project of making economic plaques from the winner(s) of the economic survival game that is currently happening at Carlé High.

And some more good news for Carlé, we will be making 100 plaques for the academy at Lower Lake High School. Designers at Carlé high in the media room make all the plaques. Thank you to all the designers in Carlé High School. Thanks very much to the academy director, Leah Nunes.

Open house is coming to Carlé High School! The date is set:Thursday, April 23. This will be a chance for parents to come and see what exactly their kids have been working hard on. So don't be shy and bring your parents, Carlé.

Carlé would like to thank Captain Dave Deakins, Mike Deakins, Pat Trotter and Willie Sapeta for coming out of their way and helping with HAZMAT. We would also like to thank Team DUI for coming out and teaching the students here at Carlé the importance of not driving under the influence. We would like to especially thank California Highway Patrol Officer Steve Tanguay, Capt. Russ Perdock of the Lake County Sheriff's Office, Michael Rupe from Lake Family Resource Center, Wendy Jensen, Scott from Alcoholics Anonymous, and Judy Thein for coming and telling their stories and experiences.

Verna Rogers attended a meeting on March 28 representing Carlé. This meeting was about boundary changes for the buses, which could affect the elementary schools and alternative schooling placements. So far the plan is for Oak Hill to have a alternative schooling for fourth through eighth grades and a high school for the alternative schooling.

Verna also had a representative from DeVry come on April 2 to tell kids about the college and how it could possibly help them. There the kids found out their personalities and what jobs could best go with them. If you have more question about DeVry or are interested in possibly going you can get more information from Verna. Thank you so much for coming DeVry.

Spring Bling was on Friday, April 3, and what a wonderful way to start out the spring break. There were many events happening that day like the egg toss, bobbing for apples, Fear Factor, the Easter egg hunt, chubby bunny, a relay race and tug-o-war! We would like to thank student government for

putting on this amazing event.

Have a wonderful spring break Carlé High School, and we will see you on April 13.

Amanda Tchamourian is a student at Carlé High School.