It’s great to get back to in-person instruction but Noli students have missed out on so many school events due to COVID.”

“Also, to restore some degree of normalcy in terms of student expectations for campus traditions. “The goal was to re-establish contact with as many 2019 College and Career Fair vendor attendees as possible,” Cosby said. This marks the second time that Education Tech Desiree Cosby has hosted a College and Career Fair “to inform and influence tomorrow’s workforce.” She was pleased with the turnout by local businesses and nonprofits that highlighted a variety of occupations as well as the presence of representatives from nearby colleges and trade schools.Īpproximately 105 Noli students participated in the voluntary event and Karlene Clifford brought about 20 of her Sherman Indian High School students from Riverside to the April 6 event at the Soboba Sports Complex gymnasium. We still have plenty of work ahead of us, but I am proud of the forward moving progression this campus has developed.”

“In the 15 years that I have worked at Noli, I have seen the progression of turning the campus from a credit recovery to a college and career-going atmosphere.

Preparation is the key,” Academic Coordinator Liz LaCella said. It is important to guide the students to begin thinking about their future endeavors. “I believe it is never too early to introduce students of all ages to potential careers. Serving grades 6-12, the school provides career and college readiness opportunities for all grade levels.Īside from its strong and popular AVID program, the school recently hosted a career and college fair and conducted mock employment interviews with the help of community members, some who returned to critique mandatory Senior Projects.

The administration and staff at Noli Indian School on the Soboba Indian Reservation know that classroom learning is just one way to prepare students for life beyond high school.

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