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Information and updates for the Cornoravirus
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Ten years ago, Phillips was recommended by an elementary school teacher as someone who may benefit from having a mentor in their life, and the Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program (CYMP) paired her with Olson, a former recreational therapist, local realtor and mother of two grown boys.
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The Calaveras County Office of Education (CCOE) and the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) honored outstanding classified school employees in Calaveras and Amador County.
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Today the Calaveras County Superintendent of Schools Scott Nanik coordinated a conference call with Calaveras County School District Superintendents and the Calaveras County Public Health.
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Avery Middle School student, Preston Porrazzo, won this year’s “Tell Us Your True Teen Story” contest. Students submit a short essay about a passion they have, a struggle they’ve faced or something that makes them special.
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Reese Roeder, a 6th grader from Christian Family Learning Center, won the Grand Prize. Reese’s project, “Can Salt Save” earned her a certificate, a traveling trophy that will be on display at her school, and a place at the 2020 California State Science & Engineering Fair.
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Seventeen years ago, Donna Shannon met Tina Miller. The pair, aged 60 and 11 at the time, respectively, were the first match ever made in the Calaveras Youth Mentoring Program (CYMP).
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One act of Kindness can ripple through a community as it does during Kindness Week in Calaveras County. Blue ribbons adorn businesses and schools, “Practice Random Acts of Kindness” pass-it-on ribbons are pinned to shirts all over the county.
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Calaveras County students in the Friday Night Live (FNL) Mentoring program hosted the 13th Annual HOLLA Awards, which stands for Honoring Our Local Leaders and Administrators, on Tuesday, February 5 at Bret Harte High School and Wednesday, February 6 at Calaveras High School.
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The Calaveras County Office of Education has brought a new student event, Battle of the Books. Over 30 students, from 4 Calaveras county schools, competed at the event.
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