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PUSD partners with leading college and career preparation champions ConnectEd, Linked Learning Alliance and NAF, to launch annual, nationwide recognition of educational pathways that connect students to careers

Time To Bear Down: Pascoe, Willis featured in Pathways Conference

As the county academic champion Harmony will compete in the State Academic Decathlon March 20-23 in Santa Clara where it has also set a high standard.

The Harmony Magnet Academy senior has been chosen to perform at Carnegie Hall as part of the Honors Performance Series for high school students.

Anayeli Ramirez, a 2022 Monache High School Environmental Science Academy, ESA, graduate, is making a lasting impact far beyond her hometown. Recently featured in 3M’s docuseries Green Works, Ramirez shared her journey from witnessing the effects of climate change in her community to becoming a chemical engineering student at UC Berkeley, where she’s focusing on energy and the environment.

My hometown of Porterville is located in the San Joaquin Valley—the agricultural center of California. Although it’s known for its abundant crops and vibrant sunsets, the San Joaquin Valley is also notorious for its socioeconomic challenges and numerous environmental issues. Luckily, Climate Action Pathways for Schools (CAPS) and student interns like me are working to change that reality.

PUSD Pathway high school seniors attended the 3rd annual Tulare County Federal Credit Union - Porterville High School Branch presentation of "Bite of Reality" at Porterville Church of the Nazarene on Friday morning.

Harmony has been able to sustain that success for several years running as once again it has been rated the top high school in Tulare County by U.S. News and World Report. In addition Harmony continues to maintain its place as one of the nation's top schools.

The school bell at Citrus South Tule School rang loud and far to commemorate the celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the one-room school house on Success Valley Drive in Porterville.

"This is a total success and a great way for students to learn about hands-on opportunities in trade careers."