Trinity Valley Elementary

Hoopa Valley High, look out. This talented Chargers basketball player, Gary Juan III, is on his way to the big court next season. Juan III averages scores in a game of 23 points to 24 points. Read More →

      Trinity Valley Elementary School’s 8th grade class trip spent some time at Alcatraz "The Rock" in San Francisco on June 11, 2011, The date was the 40th anniversary of the ending of the 19 month occupation of Alcatraz Island by American Indian activists during the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. During the [...] Read More →

We commend the Two Rivers Tribune for taking both a reflective stance and a future forecast on Education in the Klamath-Trinity area. Spring is often thought of as a time of renewal of many things. Read More →

HOOPA, CA – As the spring salmon begin their run to their spawning grounds in the Klamath and Trinity River Watersheds, the Klamath-Trinity Fish Fair made its 9th annual run in the rivers’ schools and communities. This year’s Fair, which was held on June 3rd at schools in Willow Creek, Hoopa, and Orleans, focused on the theme "Take only what you need." Read More →

Each passing year seems to bring more changes to the Klamath-Trinity joint Unified School District (KTJUSD). In March, the KTJUSD Board of Trustees announced that they would be issuing administrative reassignment notifications to up to five positions within the district. Although no public announcement was made at the previous board meeting, all administrators received transfer notifications within the past month. Read More →

Despite all odds, the family of the rabies victim in Willow Creek reported Monday that the young girl, whose identity is being withheld, is doing well and is expected to make a full recovery. The Humboldt County Public Health Department Read More →

The One Sight Program held for nine days from March 14 – 25 at the Hoopa Valley High School was a resounding success. Although final figures for the number of adults and children seen and the total amount of eyeglasses prescribed and delivered to local residents in the Klamath-Trinity area are still not available, best estimates are 1,000 children and 396 adults participated. Even those who did not need glasses received thorough eye exams. Read More →

The scientific and political fights to protect the revered salmon of the Klamath and Trinity Rivers mean little without the spiritual connection the people of these communities have with the fish. Nine years ago, four high school girls decided to symbolically take the salmon on the journey they were intended to travel as anadromous fish. Read More →