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Students at Shasta Elementary School can now communicate with their deaf and hard of hearing classmates on the playground – asking them to play, be their friend, or for help.
Read MoreIn past years, kindergarteners at Shasta Elementary School visited a local pumpkin patch in October. This year, with COVID-19, that wasn’t possible.
But thanks to pumpkin donations from the Shasta Booster Club, Albertson’s, and Holiday Market, kindergarteners were still able to hunt for a future jack-o'-lantern.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Shasta Elementary School this summer opened a Little Free Library near the entrance to the campus so community members could share and read books.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - In about a month, Shasta Elementary School students will be eating lettuce for lunch that they have watched grow from seed.
The first crop of lettuce was planted Wednesday morning in the school’s Juice Plus Tower Garden, an aeroponic system that uses water, liquid nutrients, and lights to grow produce indoors.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Backstage at the Ross Ragland Theater Friday more than 90 kindergartners, wearing holiday-themed sweaters, ties, and fancy dresses, were ready to kick off Shasta Elementary School’s “The Twelve Days of Christmas” holiday program.
Read MoreThe new superintendent of the Klamath County School District has a track record of improving standardized test scores, integrating technology into classrooms, and working with state and local leaders to maintain and secure funding.
Read MoreRandy Rose, new principal at Shasta Elementary School, has spent the last month painting – and he’s not done yet.
Since mid-June, he has been repainting the school’s main offices and last week, with help from Vice Principal Ruben Paschal, was finishing up the cafeteria.
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