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Shasta College bond could fund new ag, auto, welding programs
Shasta College voters will have a say this November on a $129 million bond measure that could expand workforce training programs and bring new facilities to the campus. Measure C would not increase property tax rates, but would extend the term of the existing 2002 Measure A bond to fund the upgrades.
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Simpson University enrollment nears record, putting pressure on housing and campus space
REDDING, Calif. — Simpson University welcomed a near-record number of students to its Redding campus Friday as incoming freshmen and transfer students moved into residence halls ahead of the start of classes. The private Christian university now has about 840 undergraduate students, continuing several years of enrollment growth. “We've...
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Simpson University welcomes new students ahead of fall semester
Action News Now reporter Timea Horvath reports from Simpson University in Redding. Classes begin Monday, with New Student Orientation giving first-time freshmen and transfer students three days to move into their dorms, complete pre-semester tasks and connect with classmates, faculty, advisors and university leaders.
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Some Millville School District employees describe turbulent last year under new district leadership
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Local school districts awarded prestigious grant to establish
REDDING, Calif. - Columbia Elementary School District and several regional partners have received a grant to launch a teacher residency program for Northern California. The district is working with the Shasta County Office of Education, Tehama County Office of Education, Trinity County Office of Education, Siskiyou County Office of Education, Modoc County Office of Education, California State University, Chico and Teachers College of San Joaquin.
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Shasta College welcomes students back as new school year begins
REDDING, Calif. — Another school year began at Shasta College on Monday, and many students arrived with goals that reach far beyond this semester. Shasta College welcomed students back to campus on Aug. 17, as administrators emphasized a broader mission: helping more students complete their programs and move on to their next step.
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A Corning student's big idea just changed recess for good
Kirkwood student's 7-year effort brings new playground to life. A first grader's concern about playground safety grew into a 7-year effort that brought an entire school community together. Now, that student is seeing her idea become a reality during her final year at Kirkwood Elementary.
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Red Bluff Spartans hit the practice field ahead of upcoming season
RED BLUFF, Calif. - The Red Bluff Spartans are gearing up for one of their biggest seasons in school history. With two multiple-time all-section teammates, a new head coach and section title expectations, this isn't just any old start to the season for the Spartans. The Spartans are being led...
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Districts launch school year with literacy focus at welcome back event in Redding
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — The Redding Elementary School District, Shasta Elementary School District, and the Igo Ono Platina School District are kicking off the new school year in style. Their staff had a welcome back event on Aug. 11 at Sequoia Middle School in Redding, which started off with...
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Temple Grandin to Deliver Keynote at College of the Siskiyous
WEED, Calif. – An icon is making her way to the College of the Siskiyous. Dr. Temple Grandin will be giving the keynote speech for the fall convocation on August 13th. Grandin is best known for pioneering more humane ways to treat livestock and authoring scientific papers on animal behavior, as well as sharing her experiences with autism.
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After resignation of board member Omana Weeks, Anderson Union High School District seeks applicants
It is unclear why Weeks, whose resignation took effect on July 1, left the position. The board will fill the vacancy through a provisional appointment, with applications due Aug. 12. The Anderson Union High School District Board of Trustees is accepting applications to fill a vacant Area 3 board seat...
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Simpson University launches Aspire Scholarship for adult degree completion students
REDDING, Calif. — Simpson University is offering a new scholarship aimed at helping students finish their degree, with a program designed for working adults and others who previously left college before graduating. Through the university’s new degree completion Aspire Scholarship, qualifying students can save 30 percent or more on...
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Paskenta tribe awards $98K in scholarships to 12 students
The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians awarded over $98,000 in merit-based scholarships to 12 students this year, with 1 of the 4 scholarship tracks specifically targeting future healthcare workers to help address rural workforce shortages in the region. Tribal Chairman Brandin Paya says the program is about investing in the next generation of local leaders who will return to strengthen the community.
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Scholar Athlete of the Month: Brooklyn Mueller
RED BLUFF, Calif. - Red Bluff High School Sophomore Brooklyn Mueller is our July Scholar Athlete of the Month, presented by the Chico Sports Club. Mueller averaged a 3.8 GPA throughout her freshman year, with her favorite subject being Agriculture Biology. Mueller grew up riding horses after school with her...
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Simpson University adds new degree for cross-cultural careers
Simpson University will introduce a new bachelor’s degree in global studies. The interdisciplinary program launches in autumn and is available as a major or minor, the school said in a community announcement. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge, cultural awareness and skills needed to make a meaningful impact across communities, cultures and nations. It draws courses from multiple academic disciplines that study economics, politics, religion and cross-cultural communication. Students will develop critical thinking and leadership skills while integrating faith, learning and service in diverse cultural contexts. Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know. “…students will have the opportunity to design a degree that prepares them to make a global impact.” Simpson’s Provost Michael Salmeier said. The global studies major is designed to prepare students for careers and service opportunities in nonprofit leadership, international development, education, business, government, humanitarian work, ministry and community engagement. Students may participate in cross-cultural service and other experiential learning activities that complement their academic studies. To apply or for more information about the global studies, go to simpsonu.edu/globalstudies .
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Vote for the Record Searchlight's 2025-26 Girls Athlete of the Year
As the curtain falls on the 2025-26 academic year, the achievements of several student-athletes continue to stand out. For some athletes, it was a continuation of a dominant high school career, while others are just starting to put their names on the map. Now, it's time for the readers to select the Record Searchlight's 2026 Girls Athlete of the Year. The list of nominees has been narrowed down to 12 athletes, and each athlete must have competed in at least two sports during the recently completed academic year. Individual stats, accolades, and team success each played a factor in selecting the 12 finalists. Read about what each nominee accomplished during the 2025-26 year and cast your vote now. Voting is restricted to one vote per person per hour and will remain open until Thursday, June 16. Vote here var pd_tags = new Array;pd_tags["17220211-src"]="poll-oembed-simple"; <iframe src="https://poll.fm/17220211/embed" frameborder="0" class="cs-iframe-embed"></iframe> Nominees Joleen Short, Jr, Central Valley Joleen Short was a three-sport standout for the Central Valley Falcons, excelling in each. Short was an All-NAL honorable mention for both volleyball and basketball and an All-NAL selection in softball. With the softball team in 2026, Short posted a 2.94 ERA with 175 strikeouts in 119