Education
Minarets students earn $10,000 scholarships
After presenting in front of a panel of judges, Minarets High School seniors Daisy Allison, 18, and Jarred Crossley, 18, each took home a $10,000 Evelyn Ducoff Arts Scholarship to follow their dreams and pursue a career in art. Both students were...
Education
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EDUCATION
Senior Legacy Projects become competitive for cash
Minarets High School's Senior Legacy Experiences are the culminating projects for Minarets seniors. The purpose of the senior legacies is to choose an area to focus and leave something new behind for the school and community, or expand on something a
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EDUCATION
Samora receives national scholarship
Madison Samora, a Yosemite High School alumni and freshman at Cuesta Community College in San Luis Obispo, was selected to receive a $1,000 academic scholarship by the Foundation for Rural Education and Development. Nominated by Sierra Telephone, the awar
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EDUCATION
Charter schools make mark at underwater robotic competition
For 18 Mountain Area home charter school students, this was the big day they were waiting for -- May 4 -- The 13th annual Monterey Bay Regional Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) contest held in Aptos. The Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center
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CALENDAR
Free Yosemite High School End of the Year concert May 9
The Yosemite High School band, percussion and jazz band will present a free "End of the Year Concert" at 7:30 p.m.,Thursday, May 9, in the school cafeteria.
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EDUCATION
Minarets student Piotrowski to serve as National Scholar
Minarets High School junior Crystal Piotrowski, 15, was recently selected to serve as a National Scholar at the 2013 National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. this summer.
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EDUCATION
History comes alive
Medieval, World War II and Cold War history came alive to a group of Minarets High School students as they visited historical sites on a European study tour over spring break.
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EDUCATION
Yosemite juniors Jeffris, Neff selected for UCSF intern program
Yosemite High School's Kenneth Jeffris, 16, and Michael Neff, 17, are two of eight Central Valley high school juniors who have been selected for the University of California, San Francisco's 26th Fresno's Summer Biomedical Research Internsh
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EDUCATION
Yosemite High students shine at drama festival
Three Yosemite High School Theater Arts students, Lance Litton, Colton Sterling and Hannah McMechan earned multiple awards at the April 10 Valley Invitational Drama Festival at Fresno City College.
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EDUCATION
Chawanakee presents plays
Chawanakee Academy's Drama Club will offer dinner and a double feature Friday and Saturday, April 26 and 27 at North Fork Town Hall, 33507 Road 230. The club will present "Cyrano de Bergerac" and "Her Heart Belongs to Heartburn."
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CALENDAR
The makings of a modern fairytale
Yosemite High theatre students are preparing to regale audiences with an a comedic modern fairytale called "The Love for Three Oranges." The play, which will be held at 7 p.m., May 2-4 at the YHS theatre, is full of odd twists and turns that stu

