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Student News
Picture Day
Picture Day is next Wednesday. If you need a packet, see Kelli in the front office. (Teachers, if you have any extra packets, send them back to the office.)

Parking Lot Information
Seniors if you are leaving for an away game, do not move vehicles to the front lot.

Yearbooks
Yearbooks are $80 through September. Purchase one from Carol in the ASB office or online through the LHS website.

Sports
Powderpuff
Powderpuff coming soon! Permission slips are available with Carol at the ASB counter.

Other News of Interest

An English-only mandate for Head Start will harm children

Alexandra Figueras-Daniel and Christina Stephens, NIEER, Special to LassenNews.com

On Aug. 6, the Trump administration introduced proposed rule changes for Head Start that include a new requirement to deliver…

Lassen County Architectural Review Committe meets Thursday, Sept. 3

Lassen County Architectural Review Committee, Special to LassenNews.com

The Lassen County Architectural Review Committee meets at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 3 to consider a design review for the…

Landmark California bill that would track and disclose PFAS pesticide use heads to Newsom’s desk

Environmental Working Group, Special to LassenNews.com

Groundbreaking legislation that would address the widespread use of toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” pesticides on California produce today passed the…

What the Flock is watching you?

MyLife, Special to LassenNews.com

Here’s the MyLife Guide: What You Should Know About Flock Cameras. Drive down many major roads in America today and…

Red Cross warns of cleanup hazards as residents return home after Hawk Fire 

American Red Cross, Special to lassennews.com

As residents begin returning home following evacuations from the Hawk Fire, the American Red Cross of Northern Nevada is sharing…

Trump administration upended how the West fights wildfires. California is bracing too

CalMatters staff and partners, CalMatters, Special to LassenNews.com

Four firefighters, two helicopter pilots and a contractor bulldozing a fireline have died in Colorado, Utah and Oregon this year. Fast-moving fires have burned…