Podcasts about sierra high school

Sierra High School's 2023 Homecoming Queen Nominees- Bev Burley, Tati Bautista, Carlee Hunsbarger, & Tylee Mitchell. Hosted by Chayce Duerksen, Micah Goodman, & Evryn Kneeland.

Sierra High School's 2023 Homecoming King Nominees- Vincent Gomez, Landon VanWagenen, Aidan Kerns, Luke Brown interviewed by Brielle Peters and Tylee Mitchell

Selecting the SHS Homecoming Grand Marshall is usually a difficult task. We knew just who to pick this year because we missed him so dearly! We are so excited to announce that the famous Rob Hastie (recently retired APUSH teacher legend) is the 2022 SHS Homecoming Grand Marshall. If you've ever sat in class and listened to a good ol' Hastie rant, you know this man could talk for hours! If you're missing hearing Hastie's voice, tune in to this exclusive interview with the Sierra Yaduha Podcast to hear his words of wisdom!

Listen in to this episode of the Sierra Yaduha Podcast to hear 3 girls chat about what the New Year brings, and get some updates about what's going on at Sierra High School! In this episode: Kiley Esajian, Junior Ella Gilbert, Junior Maddy McDivitt, Junior

A Sierra High School student was shot off-campus. 

Coach Jack Thomson is an integral part of Manteca with his connections to teaching and coaching. Join me as I talk to Jack/John who grew up in Manteca, worked, raised a family and coached at Manteca and Sierra High at various times coaching football, girl's golf, and basketball. His first love is baseball, coaching a total of 41 years. Jack's a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association. Jack was also chairman of the ABCA/Rawlings High School All-American Committee for 13 years and is a member of 3 Hall of Fames; The Sierra High School, California Baseball Coaches Association, and the City of Manteca Hall of fame 2015, the same as Aaron. Listen now to Jack Thomsonon the Man About Town podcast

In this episode we got the opportunity to interview Mr. Keenan Quintana.  Keenan was a former student here at Fresno State who graduated as an Ag Business major. After getting a job at Sierra High School as the farm manager, he decided he wanted to become an ag teacher so he will be back with us in the Fall.  Keenan is an excellent student and has a great personality as you will tell from this episode.  This is going to be somebody you will want to hire in the near future if you are looking for an ag mech teacher. If you have topic ideas or want to reach out to us our email is SGRpodcast@gmail.com  Check out the podcast website at you can also check out the last episode in full length using the link https://safetyglassesrequired.libsyn.com/  Check out our YouTube pages: John  Chris 

With the devastation caused by the Creek Fire, the chairperson of Big Sandy Rancheria calls herself a messenger for her community. So far, most of the 170-member tribe have evacuated. Elizabeth Kipp is the Auberry tribe’s chairperson. Since evacuating to Fresno, she’s made multiple trips back up Highway 168 to attend early morning logistics meetings with CalFire and sheriff’s deputies. “I’m up at 5 o’clock in the morning, I go to the briefing up at Sierra High School, I get there about 6:30,” Kipp explains. “Having to drive up there for the briefings and stuff I mean, to me, I may be tired, but it's well worth it because I want to make sure that my community is informed,” says Kipp. She posts on social media and everyone has her phone number. At the morning meetings, Kipp says she works with a tribal relations officer to make sure culturally sensitive areas aren’t disrupted. “They always make a mention to respect the cultural resources and the sensitive areas of the tribes, and that is

Sierra Unified School District in the Fresno County foothills is suspending online instruction for the week due to the Creek Fire burning in the Sierra National Forest. Superintendent Alan Harris estimates up to 75 percent of district staff and students are being evacuated or have already been displaced by the fire. “We need to get to safety, and get to security,” says Harris. “Once we do, then we’ll settle back into what’s happening with the learning.” Harris says he and some staff are working out of Clovis North High School and Clovis Hills Church while the Sierra High School campus serves as the command center for agencies fighting the Creek Fire. The blaze, he says, is unlike any the region has seen. Harris says a superintendent in Butte County, where the Camp Fire burned in 2018, advised him that his students may not see their homes or know if they're still standing, for three or four weeks. “This is not a sprint, this is going to be a marathon,” says Harris. “As a colleague said,

Jadyn Shinn, the senior captain of the Sierra High girls soccer team, talks about team expectations for the 2018-19 season. She also talks about setting Sierra's all-time scoring record and her love for cliff diving.

Dr. Spencer meets with the Oral History students at Sierra High School to talk about their experiences in the class, what sets Sierra apart, and how to improve education for all students.