Kaweah
Kaweah, CA · Education
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Getting to Know Ms. Delgado
This year, Selma High School welcomes a new member to the school, Ms. Stephanie Delgado. She is a remarkable teacher who teaches College and Career Outreach. Although this is her first year of working at Selma High, she has already had her share of experience. Before coming here, she worked...
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Meet Cynthia Cervantes, Selma High’s New Deputy Principal
In the new 2026-2027 school year, we welcome a new Deputy Principal to Selma High School: Cynthia Cervantes. After being a teacher and administrator at Abraham Lincoln Middle School (ALMS) for 11 years. Ms. Cervantes, whom students may recognize, has switched over to Selma High School. Ms. Cervantes has had...
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Flying High for the New School Year
October 1, 2026 Fernanda Calderon The Selma High School Cheer team stands in formation The Selma High School Cheer team brings school spirit and looks forward to hyping up the crowd at games. The cheer season has just begun, and the team has already brought endless spirit to the players and crowd at Selma High School’s football games. The cheer team recently performed a dazzling halftime routine at the black-out game against McLane. Led by Coach Priscilla Fester and advisor Ann Fester, the team has been working hard on new stunts for the sideline audience and for their halftime performance.…
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SHS Football: Charging Through the Season
The start of the school year also marks the beginning of football season. Selma High School’s Football team has been putting in hours of work this season, in hopes of success. Currently 3-2 , the team is working toward senior night and playoffs. Senior Adam Soria has been playing...
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Señora-prise! Selma High Welcomes Spanish Teacher Ms. Sanchez
As this new school year begins, Selma High welcomes a variety of staff, including this year’s new Spanish teacher, Maestra Sanchez. Previously working in the medical field, Maestra Sanchez never quite found joy in her job, claiming, “I never really liked the medical field”. However, she was soon...
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Mrs. Miller: New Beginnings at Selma High School
This year, Selma High School is excited to introduce a new teacher for its Urban Rural firefighting program, Mrs. Miller. Taking over the class after the retirement of former teacher Larry Robbert, Mrs. Miller is excited for this brand-new chapter here with Bear Nation. You can find her in room 403, so don’t be afraid to stop by and say hello.
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Welcoming a familiar face: Mr. Cole
Selma High welcomes a new History teacher, Mr. Cole. Although this is his first year teaching at Selma High School, some may have seen him on the sidelines during Selma High football games. As a new addition to Selma High School’s staff, he’s excited to make this year memorable and bring success to his classroom.
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Moore Teachers Coming to Selma High!
This year, Selma High welcomes a new history teacher, Mr. Moore. Many have seen him before at Abraham Lincoln Middle School (ALMS). Mr. Moore has been teaching in Selma for two years at ALMS, where he taught eighth grade U.S. history, though this is his first year at Selma High.
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CNA Program at COS Gives Students a First Step Into Healthcare Careers
A career in health care has proven to be a field filled with growth and opportunity for many college students. At College of the Sequoias, the Clinical Nursing Assistant (CNA) program has served as a launching point for students pursuing careers in nursing. Luz Lopez, the nursing instructor in charge...
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Local football teams begin league season
PORTERVILLE (2-3) VS. LEMOORE (2-3), 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY, RANKIN STADIUM. This figures to be an outstanding matchup between two teams who have played extremely difficult schedules. PHS is coming off a bye after a thrilling 45-42 win at Dinuba when Cruz Barajas kicked a game-winning 32-yard field goal as time ran out.
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Lovell High School senior is encouraging everyone to show up
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE) – When you fall far enough behind, catching up can start to feel impossible. But sometimes, changing your future begins with one simple decision – to show up. Anthony Mondragon, a Lovell High School senior, is making that decision every day and helping his classmates...
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Redwood girls flag football finds success at 5:30 a.m.
Football set the foundation for Michael Wright II's life. In high school, Wright set the Dinuba career rushing records in yards (5,134) and touchdowns (85) in an outstanding career that saw the Emperors win a Central Section Division III championship in 2013. That paved the way to Sacramento State, where he was a member of the Hornets’ Division I football team. Today, Wright is paying it forward, teaching the game and rules of the gridiron and mentoring the next generation of players. Only this time, it’s flag football, not tackle. And instead of coaching boys, it’s girls. Wright is in his first season as the Redwood girls' flag football head coach. His task this fall has been introducing a brand new sport while building a program from scratch. How’s it going? For starters, Redwood found its stride immediately under the leadership of Wright and assistant coaches Joey Chica and Marcus Moore. Chica is a former pro soccer player who also reached the Division I level. Moore is also a former Division I football player. More: The polls are open! Vote for the Tulare County athlete of the week (Sept. 28-Oct. 2) In the very first girls flag football game in
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Warden leads Toros to victory
Throughout the years of its infancy, the Matilda Torres Toros football program has always had that bell-cow running back. A back they can give the ball to and know he will give them what they need. First, it was Joseph Bass leading the Toros to a Central Section title. His...
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A Rush of Opportunities: Selma High’s 2026 Club Rush
What could be more vibrant? A campus buzzing with clubs, conversations, and students looking for a place where they feel they belong. As Selma High’s 2026 Club Rush arrived on September 4th, clubs displayed themselves in hopes of catching students’ attention and welcoming new members. Club Rush is an annual event at Selma High that gives the students the opportunity to explore the different clubs offered on campus. Whether you’re interested in robotics, pickleball, writing, or politics, Selma High has something for everyone.
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Redwood Flag Football Extends Win Streak to Eight in Dominant 53-7 Victory Against The Maroon School
On Tuesday, September 29th, the Rangers took on the Maroon School at Groppeti Community Stadium, which resulted in a statement 53-7 win. Defensive coordinator Marcus Moore and two players look over their performance. Quarterback Miranda Ortiz ‘28, put up video game-like numbers, having a total of four touchdowns, with two...
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Beyond the Bell: Selma High’s 2026 Back to School Night
This year’s annual Back to School Night brought together school pride, unity, and shared experiences. With vendors and teacher support, families spent the evening on Selma High’s campus. From enjoying performances to understanding students’ day-to-day life and schedule, Selma High’s Back to School Night left an impression.