NOVEMBER NEWS FROM HVHS

https://youtu.be/Y1MUQKY1bNE

Thank you Seth Benham and Novum Visuals for putting together a message that embodies our love for our students and community, our hope we will be together soon, and the resiliency of our students, staff and families during these difficult times. And a very special "Thank You" to our very own Ty Burrell (class of 1985) for collaborating with us on this special project.

MUSTANGS, WE MISS YOU!

Mr. Green

Despite the OSAA shutdown on sports for the fall, the four season model put in place allows for our soccer teams to play a club schedule. This fall, both the boys and girls have played in the high school division of the Southern Oregon Classic League as Oregon Futbol Academy affiliated teams.

The girls have finished league play with a 4-4 record with a positive goal differential. This fall season allowed the girls to give a great group of new and young players lots of experience. As these young ladies head into their official OSAA season in March, they will be joined by some of their more experienced players who decided to forego the fall season.

On the boys side, we have been watching a relatively young squad the past couple of years blossom into a mature group of young men. They have had a great SOCL season achieving a record of 7-0 with one game to go. Their goal differential is most impressive, as they have scored 32 goals with 1 against. In addition, they have beat 6A Grants Pass twice this fall. Our Mustangs got the 1-0 win during a seperate high school boys schedule with local schools and followed that up with a 2-0 win in SOCL play. During their great run, Theo Bergman was selected as a Daily Courier Athlete of the week.

The future looks bright for both soccer teams, and we look forward to the OSAA season coming in March. The season will have a different look due to the pandemic as there will only be league play prior to a modified culminating event that has yet to be finalized. Watch out for these Stangs, they have goals!

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Happy November Everyone!

We are excited to say that we have had 3 of our Monday night "Life Beyond High School - Ideas and Inspiration for living your best life!" chats and if you missed them, the recordings are available to watch on the Hidden Valley Mustangs Facebook page. Here are the videos you can catch up on:

Carla Carter on filling out the FAFSA

Mason Lindorff shares about his big college experience, how he decided, found scholarships and got himself out there for a summer paid apprenticeship!

Henry Black shares on the exact steps he took to get his plumbing apprentice card and find a passion for "part" of plumbing! In addition, at the end of the very same video Carla Carter shares details about Oregon Promise.

In addition, as always, if you have a student who would like personal mentoring, please contact me and we will get him/her signed up for Aspire and connected to a mentor!

See you Monday's at 5:30pm on Zoom, just go to zoom.us and say join and meeting id is 284 690 8287 These chats are open to EVERYONE, please share!

:) Lisa

541-659-8456

lisajkissel@gmail.com

Lisa Kissel

541.659.8456

Here is a link to valuable Aspire and College and Career Videos

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM7Pj4PkjlzkV2WR3p8rksY_ABPm7D0zd

Project Youth+ Monthly Report

Month/Year: October 2020

School: Hidden Valley High School

CCPS: Alison Cavaner

Trips (where?):

Community Service/Community Events/Community Outreach (# and type):

Parent Workshops (FAFSA nights, scholarship nights, etc):

Any PD/training attended by CCPS:

· Staff completed the Oregon Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators training and received certification of FAFSA/ORSAA Completion Mentor for the 2020-21 Academic Year

· Staff attended “Understanding Privilege” training presented by Michael Hulshof-Schmidt

· Staff attended the Institute for Youth Success at Education Northwest’s “Strengthening Your Facilitation Skills for Virtual Engagement” training

Student Support:

· Staff helped students navigate the new virtual school platform

· Staff held 3 After School Programs for seniors that covered topics about Financial Aid and Scholarships

· Staff has been meeting 1:1 with seniors to discuss their post-secondary plans and make sure they are staying on track to meet their goals

· Staff reached out and supported students who were falling behind in school work

· Staff assisted recent graduated while navigating financial aid, scholarships, etc.

· Staff purchased clarinet reeds for student who needed them to participate in band

Student Success:

· Staff helped three students successfully complete the FAFSA

· Staff assisted in college applications, which have led to 2 students being accepted at Oregon Tech

COVID 19 Support

· Staff checked with students regarding needs

· Staff provided and delivered food boxes to families in need

· Staff maintain frequent communication with families to problem solve as needed