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On Thursday, December 2nd from 6 to 8PM, the Knight High Counseling Department, with other staff volunteers and 3 counselors from Littlerock High, held the first "Cash 4 College" event in the Antelope Valley. We had over 131 families attend and 85 students completed or at least started their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream App. These financial aid applications can lead to thousands of dollars in 'free money' for our students to attend a college, university or trade school. These evening events really help the Counselors connect with families that may not be able to make it to campus during school hours. Another "Cash 4 College" event will be held in the Spring, before the March 2nd deadline for financial aid applications.

Eight students from Littlerock High School participated recently in the 2021 San Bernardino Forestry Challenge, one group of a total of 64 high school students from 10 schools from the Southern California area. The event was November 10 to 13 at Hume SoCal near Green Valley Lake, California. Littlerock placed first in the Pacing Contest with a pace of 65 feet and 6 inches.

One of the highlights for the students this year was the opportunity to conduct a forest inventory of the 21.5-acre Camp Hinckley in Running Springs. Students proposed a reforestation plan in the wake of the Slide Fire of 2007 that includes fuel treatment and tree planting and identified funding sources to cover the anticipated cost of the project. During the Challenge, teams of students also completed a field test to assess their technical forestry knowledge and data collecting skills.