OUR
INITIATIVES
Reach Higher Shasta supports initiatives from the first day a child is born to the first day in their career ensuring every student has every option available to them.
CAREER
CONNECTIONS
This online platform connects teachers and students with local businesses and volunteers for work-based learning opportunities.
For Parents & Students
Reach Higher Shasta provides resources for students to be successful at all stages of learning.
Check out these college and career readiness tools.
FIND AN INTERNSHIP
Gain real-world experience and explore your future career. We can help you locate local employers who are looking for interns in a variety of fields who are juniors in high school and above.
COLLEGE PLANNING
There are many options beyond high school. Four-year college, community college, career training, military service. Most important is to have a plan and know where it will take you.
CAREER EXPLORATION
Career planning resources to help you map your future weather looking ahead to college trade school, the military or other options.
FINANCIAL AID
Gain awareness of financial aid-sources types and process for applying.
PARENTS
Reach Higher Shasta has a specific group of resources designed for parents. These resources are designed to help you help your child succeed.
FINANCIAL AID
Your students have an amazing opportunity with the Shasta Promise. They have the ability to go to college after high school using the promise.
COLLEGE/CAREER REDINESS
As a
RESOURCES
This page is a resource for teachers who want to create in their students a college-going culture and other tools.
RHS NEWS AND EVENTS
Follow the Conversation!
Welcome our newest Career Connections partner: KIXE-TV. Thank you for offering internships for local students to get work based experience.
Why School Attendance Matters
If children don't show up for school regularly, they miss out on reading and math learning and the chance to build a habit of good attendance that will carry them into college and careers.
Preliminary data from a California study found that children who were absent 10% of the days they were enrolled in Kindergarten and 1st grade were far less likely to read proficiently at the end of 3rd grade.
Today we kicked off our Chronic Absenteeism initiative, convening community partners to look at the data, challenges, and needs as it relates to school attendance in Shasta County.
