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From SLOHS assigned reading to her Own Book Store: Class of 2017 graduate Bailey Bethard runs her own shop in Redding
It’s one thing to find a happy place in life. It’s another thing to have the sign in your own book store! Photo Courtesy of 2017 Graduate Bailey Bethard. San Luis Obispo High School graduate class of 2017 Bailey Bethard currently lives in Redding, Ca with her husband and owns her own brick and mortar used bookstore.
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Redding K-8 charter school finally building $11M high school
The Redding School of the Arts is finally about to start construction on an $11 million new building dedicated to high school students, long a priority for the public charter school in north Redding . The school off Shasta View Drive now enrolls about 600 students in kindergarten through 8th grade. About 100 high school students learn in modular classrooms that were set up on the campus in 2022. Once the building dedicated to high school instruction opens in late 2027, the facility will be able to accommodate 200 high school students, Executive Director Lane Carlson said. Construction is able to move forward now that the McConnell Foundation has donated 5.9 acres of undeveloped land it owns that is located immediately south of the school's campus, Carlson said. Construction equipment is now on the site and work could begin as soon as Monday, Sept. 28, the day the school is scheduled to hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the 12,000-square-foot, one-story facility. RSA officials had hoped to move students out of modular buildings and into the new high school campus in August 2023. But that date kept getting pushed back as construction costs and interest rates rose. Redding architectural firm Nichols,
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Redding school breaks ground on new 12K sq ft campus
A new one-story high school campus is coming to Redding, and the community is invited to mark the milestone. School leaders, students, and families will gather for a groundbreaking ceremony on September 28th at 955 Inspiration Place, where plans also include a future 650-seat community performing arts theater.
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Red Bluff Spartans fill schedule gap with 1,000-mile football trip to Texas
RED BLUFF, Calif. — A scheduling gap for Red Bluff High School’s football team has turned into a cross-country opportunity, with the Spartans set to travel more than 1,000 miles to play in Texas. After an opponent dropped off Red Bluff’s schedule, prompting the Spartans to reach out...
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Years in the making: Redding arts school starts building new campus
REDDING, Calif. - Redding School of the Arts is breaking ground on a new high school campus after years of planning. Shovels go into the ground on Sept. 28, marking the start of construction at 955 Inspiration Place. RSA already has a high school that currently operates out of temporary...
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Foothill celebrates special education students in 2nd annual 'Football for All'
There were touchdown celebrations, cheering crowds, a vibrant band and plenty of smiles filling Bill Johnson Stadium at Foothill High School on Thursday, Sept. 17. The Foothill football team hosted the second annual “Football for All” event, welcoming dozens of students from the Shasta Union High School District's Special Day Class Instruction (SDCI) program for a day of football, community and fun. Foothill SDCI teacher Kory Kammersgard worked with football coach and special education teacher Ross Griffith to create the event last year, and the positive response prompted a return in 2026. “‘Football for All’ was an idea Ross (Griffith) and I had, and it’s an opportunity for our students in the SDCI program to shine,” Kammersgard said. “These are students that are often left out of the limelight, and this is a chance for them to have a day that’s exclusively for them.” Students kicked off the event by running through a Cougar tunnel and onto the field, where they were met with high-fives from Foothill cheerleaders and football players. Shortly after, the students split into different groups to participate in throwing, catching, running and tackling drills alongside the football team. “Being a special education teacher myself, this means
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Shasta College seeks voter approval of $129 million bond
Voters will decide in November whether to authorize $129.6 million in bonds for building renovations, infrastructure repairs and expanded career training facilities at Shasta College. Measure C would be repaid through property taxes. Shasta College says it would replace an expiring bond, keeping the overall tax rate property owners pay...
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Mt. Shasta football forfeits upcoming game against U-Prep
The Mt. Shasta football team has forfeited its Sept. 11 matchup against University Prep because it does not have enough healthy players available to compete, Mt. Shasta athletic director and football coach Josh Disbro told the Record Searchlight. The Bears have 23 players listed on the roster on MaxPreps, and while only 11 players are required to field a team, Disbro said injuries have impacted the number of players available this week. The Panthers junior varsity team is still expected to face off against the Bears' JV team at 5 p.m. on Friday at Mt. Shasta High School. GAME ANNOUNCEMENT...
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Redding area high school football Week 2: Top games and predictions
Following an eventful Week 1, Northern Section football teams will return to the field this Friday, Sept. 11, for another round of non-conference matchups. Week 2 of the Redding-area high school football season features several intriguing contests, including a 2025 section championship rematch and a number of early-season tests. Each week, the Record Searchlight will select the top games of the week and provide predictions for each Redding-area matchup. So far this season, the RS is 11-4 on picks (73.3%), with the Foothill Cougars proving to be the hardest team to predict early in the year. Take a look at the top games of Week 2, plus our predictions. More: Northern Section high school football: Complete Week 2 schedule Gridley Bulldogs (1-0) at Red Bluff Spartans (1-0) | 7:30 p.m. The Spartans kicked things off with an impressive 34-0 win over Lassen, and they'll have a stronger opponent in Gridley this week. The Bulldogs finished the 2025 season with a 13-1 record, and they didn't suffer their first loss until the state playoffs. Similar to Lassen, Gridley is reliant on the run game. In their 34-6 win over Pierce last week, the Bulldogs rushed for 362 yards to only five
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UC Merced expands guaranteed admissions program
This post has been updated to correct that Christine Holt-McDonald is a deputy chancellor at the State Center Community College District. UC Merced is adding more school districts to its guaranteed admissions program. Over the years, UC Merced’s admissions program has grown to more than 60 school districts across the state. Last week, it expanded its program to Shasta Union High School District and... read more
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Tehama County Anti-Drug board donates $12,000 for RB High Football trip to Texas
RED BLUFF, Calif. - The Red Bluff High School Football Team received a $12,000 donation from the Tehama County Major Crimes Unit's Anti-Drug/Anti-Gang Board to complete funding for their upcoming trip to Texas. The donation was the last funding necessary to ensure the team could take advantage of the opportunity...
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Week 2 - Play of the Week
CHICO, Calif. - Week Two of Under the Lights wrapped up with standout performances and big plays on the high school gridiron. Action News Now Sports Director Blake Mayfield and Under the Lights co-host Raishaud Pinkney have selected two plays that will battle it out for Play of the Week honors.