The Trinity Valley Chargers took it to the Hoop and beyond, bringing back with them the first championship banner TVES earned in 20 years. The small, but mighty eighth grade boys basketball team traveled most of the season with the help of a dedicated group of parents who carpooled because of a lack of transportation [...] Read More →
A student at Trinity Valley Elementary School in Willow Creek was diagnosed with the Mumps, and the district warned parents that their children may have been exposed to the disease. Read More →
Those who attended elementary school in the Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District since 1987 may remember I-Na-Da the snake. The pacific mountain gopher snake was given to a sixth-grade teaching duo, Donna Scott and Teresa Martinez by a reptile enthusiast who came to Hoopa Elementary School to conduct a demonstration. A mere seven-inches long in [...] Read More →
It’s back to school time! We send our children to school for a lot of reasons (the law being one major factor), but what are you doing to help your kids be successful in school besides buying them school clothes and getting them on the bus every day? After school programs, sports, and other extracurricular activities are all very important in making your child a well-rounded and well prepared individual for college, the world, and for themselves and their communities. Read More →
What is food to you? Is it something you just buy and eat to survive? Is food something you cherish and love, feeding your brain as it nourishes your body? There are so many different choices to make: what to eat, when to eat, or even with whom to eat. A generation ago, food was simple. Read More →
The Willow Creek Kiwanis Club is on a mission to help the children in the community. This year, the club donated cash to four classrooms in need of books by guided reading level. Read More →
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 →