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India n Valley Record
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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
A few days ago we sent the "Indian Valley
Schools/Educational Questionnaire" home with students.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to determine what the
residents of Indian Valley want for their children. The
questionnaire is the product of concerned local citizens -
not the school district. Please take a moment and complete
the questionnaire at your first opportunity and return it to
school. If you did not receive a copy, give us a call and we
can send another home with your student. You may also
contact Wendy Weight at 588-5768 or Jonathan Kusel at 284-
1006.
DG COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
The Plumas Unified School district School Board is in the
process of forming Local Community Advisory Corhmittees
to have each community (Quincy, Indian Valley, Chester
and Portola) involved before decisions are made about
school closure or the use of surplus space, thus avoiding
community conflict and ensuring compatible building use
as referenced in education code 17387. The Primary pur-
pose of each community committee is to meet over the
course of six to eight weeks to examine the Facility Adviso-
ry Committee and District Administration recommenda-
tions. The committees will develop a process and criteria
on how to deal with consolidation/closure issues. The gov-
erning board will establish timelines for progress reports
and make the final decision regarding consolida-
tion/closure of schools. Public input is welcome at the No-
vember 8, 2011, Board meeting at the Greenville High
School Library.
If interested, please submit a letter of interest to Executive
Assistant Patty McCutcheon, Superintendent's Office, 50
Church Street, Quincy, detailing how your person-
al/professional experience would be beneficial to the
School Board. Deadline for consideration is Friday, No-
vember 18th at 3:00 pro.
The school board will formally establish the various Com-
munity Advisory Committees during the November board
meeting. Appointments to the Committees will be made by
the board, during the December board meeting.
Respectfully-PUSD School Board
MARK YOUR CALENDAR:
Nov. 9, Title VII/Indian Education Mtg. at 5:00 pm at QHS
Library
Nov. 11, NO SCHOOL for VETERANS DAY Holiday
Nov. 15, 6th gr, Registration Night, 6:00 pm at GHS Library
Nov. 16, GES School Site Council Mtg. 4:30 pm in GES Library
DAVID J. HEASLETT
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Alumni inspire crowd
Greenville High School alumni cheerleaders Cathy Nelson, Rachelle (Short) Tucker, Mindy (Corona) Cervantes, Courtney (Kemp)
Anderson and Janell (Harlan) Yocum inspire a spirit-filled crowd with routines from their past at the alumni game Oct. 29 at
Greenville High School. Not pictured are cheerleaders Lisa Yocum Drageset, Monica Corona and Keenen Rolst0n.
Photos by Shannon Morrow
Families remember to wear layers for the cool evening as they
relive their game-attending days. Expressions were warm,
though, for those watching their adult children return to the
'football field.
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DISTRICT HOSPITAL
Cliff Sutton,
Paramedic
CUff makes sure that the Customer/Patient is taken
care of above and beyond with his honesty, sincerity,
and care for others. He makes sure that the patient/
customer is aware of their care and options or services
through the Customer Care Connection. He is a 8reat
example of an outgoing, proactive, interactive emptoyee
with whomever he comes in contact with. CUff has
reatty A+ quaUties that make him a great rote model to
his peers.
Congratulations Cliff Suttonl
Piumas District Hospital
Employee of the Month of October 20.11
• Announcer Don Dunham enjoys the Greenville High School
alumni football game from above the crowd, announcing
names from the past that he remembers well.
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Taylorsville
celebrateS
People of all ages are invit-
ed to a holiday festival in
Taylorsville Saturday, Nov.
26, beginning at 11 a.m.
There will be crafts, jewel-
ry, food, kids' games and
Santa until 4 p.m.
Children can visit with
Santa, have photos• taken by
4-H members and receive
gifts.
Activities will be centered
between Young's Market and
the Taylorsville Tavern.
There will be a chili din-
ner served up by 4-H mem-
bers in the tavern at 5 p.m.
Goody bags will be offered
to each parade participant.
The light parade will begin
at about 6 p.m.
Those interested in partici-
pating with booths or parade
entries may call 284-7622, or
stop by the tavern and ask
for Debbie Allen.
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The Umml00d Bike.,fl
• Plumas County Chapter I
' • Presents an I
"All You Can Eat!" I
]00lsealts" 6racy Br0000kfmt I'
Every 2nd Saturday , November - April
at the Quincy Grange Hall • 8am - 11am
Only $6 includes biscuits & sausage gravy,
fruit,'juice, milk, coffee & tea
Bloody Marys, Screwdrivers & Mimosas
available for only $4 more/
During the breakfast there will be a RAFFLE with
great prizes that "you need NOT be present to win!"
Bring your appetite, come join the fun,
ge't fed and win some prizes!
Support OUR LOCAL Hospice and other local charities!
For more info, call Dave & Helen Reynolds t 283-4950
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