By Cheryl Senn Raising your hand, and agreeing to sign the pledge card, was how community members joined the campaign against bullying, at the inaugural Stand Up and Bee Heard ‘Say No To Bullies and Drugs’ Rally, this past Saturday, at Sanger Park. More than 150 people attended the first…...
By Isaiah Lopez On May 13, 2015 the Sanger High Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp (SHS NJROTC) held their 2014-2015 Annual Awards Ceremony to honor those cadets and special guests that have provided outstanding leadership and service to the unit. The ceremony was held at the Sanger High School MPR…...
By Cheryl Senn Real students, real mistakes and real consequences is how Judge Gary Hoff described Fresno County Youth Court. More than 20 students from Sanger High, Kings River High (KRH) and Community Day School (CDS) were recognized for their participation as Sanger Youth Court jurors, at the recent Fresno…...
By Cheryl Senn The beginning of something better for the community, is how the new Alex Fonseca Park & Baseball Field was described, at the Del Rey Community Park unveiling. The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission, Del Rey Community Service District, Wells Fargo Bank, Del Rey community members and community leaders…...
By Cheryl Senn Earlier this month, Jackson Elementary’s 5th grade students had their last chat with National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) scientists, of the school year. The fifth graders from Janell Miller and Debbie Galloway’s classes gathered together, for an afternoon of dialogue with NASA Scientists with Operation IceBridge. Operation Ice…...
By Cheryl Senn Jose Gomez was described, by UC Merced Men’s Volleyball Head Coach David Noble, as a highly competitive athlete who comes from a fundamentally sound program. “We are the recipient of a good human being and a well rounded student athlete,” said Noble, during the recent meeting where…...
By Cheryl Senn Student/Parent Advocates are bridging the gap between the school and the parents on the Sanger High School campus. Sanger Unified School District Superintendent Matt Navo said the idea to have Student/Parent Advocates on the Sanger High campus, this year, was to provide a little extra guidance, for…...
By Cheryl Senn The Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) West Gym was filled with 68 English Learners (EL), and their families, in celebration of their Reclassification from English Learner to Redesignated Fluent English Proficient, during the annual English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) Student Recognition Awards Night. The students who made…...
By Cheryl Senn Fresno County of Education(FCOE) 2015 Sanger Employees of the Year, were recognized by the Sanger Unified School District(SUSD) Board of Trustees, at the recent school board meeting. The 2015 Sanger Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year was also recognized by the SUSD Board. The 2015 FCOE…...
By Cheryl Senn With passports in hand, Lincoln Elementary School students, parents, and guests, were able to visit stations highlighting six countries, at the recent Lincoln LEAP’s 2nd Annual International Fair. Students in the Lincoln after school LEAP program have been studying about countries and cultures from around the world…....
By Cheryl Senn Raising your hand, and agreeing to sign the pledge card, was how community members joined the campaign against bullying, at the inaugural Stand Up and Bee Heard ‘Say No To Bullies and Drugs’ Rally, this past Saturday, at Sanger Park. More than 150 people attended the first…...
By Isaiah Lopez On May 13, 2015 the Sanger High Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp (SHS NJROTC) held their 2014-2015 Annual Awards Ceremony to honor those cadets and special guests that have provided outstanding leadership and service to the unit. The ceremony was held at the Sanger High School MPR…...
By Cheryl Senn Real students, real mistakes and real consequences is how Judge Gary Hoff described Fresno County Youth Court. More than 20 students from Sanger High, Kings River High (KRH) and Community Day School (CDS) were recognized for their participation as Sanger Youth Court jurors, at the recent Fresno…...
By Cheryl Senn The beginning of something better for the community, is how the new Alex Fonseca Park & Baseball Field was described, at the Del Rey Community Park unveiling. The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission, Del Rey Community Service District, Wells Fargo Bank, Del Rey community members and community leaders…...
By Cheryl Senn Earlier this month, Jackson Elementary’s 5th grade students had their last chat with National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) scientists, of the school year. The fifth graders from Janell Miller and Debbie Galloway’s classes gathered together, for an afternoon of dialogue with NASA Scientists with Operation IceBridge. Operation Ice…...
By Cheryl Senn Jose Gomez was described, by UC Merced Men’s Volleyball Head Coach David Noble, as a highly competitive athlete who comes from a fundamentally sound program. “We are the recipient of a good human being and a well rounded student athlete,” said Noble, during the recent meeting where…...
By Cheryl Senn Student/Parent Advocates are bridging the gap between the school and the parents on the Sanger High School campus. Sanger Unified School District Superintendent Matt Navo said the idea to have Student/Parent Advocates on the Sanger High campus, this year, was to provide a little extra guidance, for…...
By Cheryl Senn The Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) West Gym was filled with 68 English Learners (EL), and their families, in celebration of their Reclassification from English Learner to Redesignated Fluent English Proficient, during the annual English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) Student Recognition Awards Night. The students who made…...
By Cheryl Senn Fresno County of Education(FCOE) 2015 Sanger Employees of the Year, were recognized by the Sanger Unified School District(SUSD) Board of Trustees, at the recent school board meeting. The 2015 Sanger Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year was also recognized by the SUSD Board. The 2015 FCOE…...
By Cheryl Senn With passports in hand, Lincoln Elementary School students, parents, and guests, were able to visit stations highlighting six countries, at the recent Lincoln LEAP’s 2nd Annual International Fair. Students in the Lincoln after school LEAP program have been studying about countries and cultures from around the world…....
