Glenn 2 Greatness

Ready to save lives? Join Northern California's EMS Corps program today! The first cohort begins June 2025 in Glenn County!!

Healthy Rural California has a paid internship opportunity for individuals interested in Healthcare Career Paths. Individuals selected will receive a stipend of $4,250 upon completion of the program. Application window is open now! Visit the link below to apply. https://healthyruralca.org/hppp/

A quick reminder that registration for the High School Pre-Health Symposium at UC Davis closes on February 28, 2025—there is no registration at the door. Interested students, parents, and counselors, register early using the link below, as space is limited! https://hpa.ucdavis.edu/HSS Event Date: March 8, 2025 | UC Davis Student Fee: $25 | Parent/Guardian/Counselor Fee: $50 For event questions, contact healthprofessionsadvising@ucdavis.edu. For special K-16 arrangements, feel free to reach out to Laura Cerruti (lmcerruti@ucdavis.edu)

On February 11th, 2025, the second annual Butte/Glenn 8th Day Career Day will take place at the Glenn County Fairgrounds! This landmark event will once again offer ALL Butte and Glenn County 8th-grade students a unique opportunity to explore diverse career paths, engage with local industry professionals, and learn about the essential skills, education, and training needed to thrive in various careers. With around 2,000 students and 500 educators, professionals, and volunteers coming together, it promises to be a day to remember! Our aim is to inspire young minds to make informed decisions about their futures, and we are proud to anticipate that the event will be a tremendous success. Thank you to everyone who will participate and make this event possible.

SPRING 2025 IHEART AI/AN HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT The Indigenous Health, Education, and Resources Taskforce (IHEART) is proud to present a virtual AI/AN Healthcare Workforce Development Summit! This will be an opportunity to convene with Indigenous health professionals, educators, and advocates across the country to exchange knowledge, resources, and inspiration as we embark on another year of IHEART programming. Sessions will include: -A panel on what kinds of policy shifts we can expect in the realms of DEI, higher education, and workforce development with the new administration and 119th Congress. -Discussions with Indigenous students to share their insights on what types of resources and support are most critical in the pursuit of a health sciences education. -Regional breakout sessions led by our Hub Champions to allow time for collective goal-setting and relationship-building. -Register by using the QR code below!

Join us for the Believe and Achieve Event-A convening for individuals interested in pursuing a career in education. What: A fun, informative evening featuring resources to help you on your educational journey, including scholarships, grants, mentorship programs, and more. Food and refreshments will be served. Who: Classified employees in Glenn County interested in advancing their careers by earning a teaching credential, as well as anyone in the community interested in pursuing a career in education. Register now via the QR Code below! Success Square Conference Room 131 E Walker St, Orland, CA 95963

We are seeking a new Executive Steering Committee Member to join our board! Inquire today & come to our next meeting scheduled for February 18th 2025 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm .

Glenn County Workforce Investment & Opportunity Act - Community Partnership Program will be hosting an informative workshop on budgeting, led by a financial expert from Golden1 Credit Union, on Tuesday, December 3, 2024. The workshop will consist of two separate presentations on the same day: One tailored for adults- How to Build a Better Budget (3 P.M.) One designed for youth (teens to young adults)- Money Skills Preparing for Financial Independence (4 P.M.) To ensure there will be enough materials for all attendees, it is encouraged to RSVP.

October is National Disability Awareness Month! We are thrilled to recognize October as National Disability Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the strength, achievements, and resilience of individuals with disabilities. This month, we aim to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and advocate for greater accessibility in all aspects of life. In support of this, we are proud to highlight Ability First Sports, an organization dedicated to empowering youth with physical disabilities through adaptive sports programs. Ability First Sports offers unique opportunities for individuals to participate in activities such as wheelchair basketball, hand cycling, and swimming, fostering both independence and teamwork. Their programs inspire confidence and promote physical activity in a fun, supportive environment. As we celebrate this month, we encourage everyone to engage with organizations like Ability First Sports and participate in events that champion inclusion and accessibility. Together, we can create a future where everyone, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to thrive. Let’s continue to break down barriers, challenge perceptions, and make sure that inclusion and respect are part of everyday life! Learn more about Ability First Sports at Abilityfirstsports.org. #DisabilityAwarenessMonth #InclusionMatters #AbilityFirstSports #AccessibilityForAll

We’re excited to share a fantastic opportunity for your pre-health students! UC Davis School of Medicine is sponsoring 30 students to attend the UC Davis Pre-Health Conference for free on November 2, 2024. This sponsorship covers lunch and the full conference experience. If you know of any students who would benefit from this, please connect them to Charlene Green (cgreen@ucdavis.edu) directly. Do remind students that they should only sign up if they are sure they can attend. Please note that current AvenueM students are already covered under this program. Conference Details: The UC Davis Pre-Health Conference is a valuable resource for community college, university, and post-bac students, as well as pre-health advisors. It provides the tools and guidance students need to successfully navigate the health-professions school admission process. Students will have the chance to engage directly with deans, admissions officers, faculty, and staff from a range of health professional programs, such as medicine (allopathic and osteopathic), veterinary medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, and many others. For more information, visit the conference website: UC Davis Pre-Health Conference. Please feel free to share this opportunity with any eligible students. It’s an incredible chance for them to explore a variety of health professions and make valuable connections. Best regards, Andrew Fitzhugh Program Director Office: 530-395-8524 www.northstatetogether.org

You Are Invited! We cordially invite you to join us for a special reception celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Glenn Adult Program & 10th Anniversary of Success One! Charter. October 8th, 2024 at 5:00PM at Success Square Conference Center Join us for an engaging evening as we honor the rich history and accomplishments of these schools. We hope that you will join us in celebrating the past, present, and future of adult education in Glenn County. Please RSVP by clicking the link below or email mtuma@glenncoe.org by Thursday, October 3rd. We look forward to celebrating with you!

Join us for a special "Back to School" event as we bring California educators, administrators, and students together to share their perspectives on the teaching field. In this insightful discussion, our panelists will explore the essential strategies and best practices needed to cultivate a thriving teaching workforce in California’s rapidly evolving educational landscape. They will discuss the challenges they've encountered, the innovative solutions they've implemented, and the valuable lessons they've learned, which they are eager to share with the rest of the country. Whether you’re a current educator, an aspiring teacher, or someone invested in the future of education, this event offers practical insights and actionable steps to help build a stronger, more resilient teaching workforce in California. Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to and learn from this vital conversation

Hello friends and partners! We excited to share some information for any students/clients that would be interested in a career in Wildland Firefighting or Initial Attack Dispatching. Locally, these opportunities are specific to the Mendocino National Forest but there are positions available throughout the state of California. These are PERMANENT positions that come with all the health, life and retirement benefits. These announcements will open on www.USAJobs.gov tomorrow, August 23 and will close on September 24th. We would like to highlight that we will be filling entry level positions in the Wildland Fire Apprentice Program. This is a great way for folks to get their foot in the door to obtain the training with a permanent position. If you want someone to come to your facility to assist your students/clients with the application process, please let me know. We have recruiters throughout the state that would be happy to come assist. USAJOBs will add these opportunities to the jobs webpage: https://www.fs.usda.gov/main/mendocino/about-forest/jobs As always, if you have any questions feel free to give me a call or send me an email. Thank you! Natosha Mauer-Jackson (She/Her) Northern California Consortium Program Director and Region 5 This is Who We Are Unit Coordinator Forest Service Region 5, Outreach Recruitment and Workforce Diversity Program p: c: 530-884-4254 f: 530-934-7384 (non-secure) natosha.jackson@usda.gov 825 North Humboldt Avenue Willows, CA 95988 www.fs.fed.us USDA Logo Forest Service Twitter USDA Facebook

The application period to apply for a scholarship to become a Certified Wellness Coach ends at 3:00pm on Friday, August 16. Don't miss this opportunity to take the first step towards becoming a Certified Wellness Coach! Eligibility: Open to students enrolled or accepted into an associate or bachelor's level program in the fields of social work, addiction studies, or human services at a California college or university for the 2024-25 academic year. Award: Up to $35,000 per student, covering one year of education. Submit your application today and start your journey towards becoming a Certified Wellness Coach by applying at https://funding.hcai.ca.gov/ or learn more by visiting https://cawellnesscoach.org/

Have you heard of First 5 California’s Kit for New Parents? It’s filled with useful resources and information for you and your baby – and it’s free! Find out what’s in it and how to order it here. https://www.first5california.com/en-us/articles/kit-for-new-parents-newborn/

Chico State is excited to announce a new partnership with Glenn 2 Greatness, aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for high school students in Glenn County. Through this partnership, eligible high school students can enroll in CSU Chico's Intro to Sociology course, a hybrid class that combines live instruction with online conferencing. This setup allows students to take part in college-level coursework without leaving their high school classroom, making higher education more accessible to those within the rural landscape of Northern California. The High School Scholars Program is designed to provide a stimulating educational experience by enabling high school students to take college-level courses. Under this program, students can earn up to six college credits, setting a strong foundation for their future academic pursuits. By allowing qualified students to remotely participate in higher education without leaving their high school classroom, it eliminates barriers such as access to technology and transportation. Monetary support is available to Hispanic/Latinx and/or low-income students under a Department of Education, Title V, HLI grant procured by Ryan Patten and Patrick Johnson. Students interested in the program can apply at www.csuchico.edu/admissions/resources/pre-college-students or contact Sabrina Marquez at 530-828-4793 for more information. The program seeks to support motivated and ambitious students who are eager to challenge themselves academically.

Check out the latest issue of Healthy Rural California. Healthy Rural California was founded by the Butte-Glenn Medical Society with a focus to address access to care issues head on. https://shorturl.at/PJA9C

Congratulations to Cameron Phillips, Orland High School Senior and participating MedEd Club student, for receiving a $500 Butte-Glenn Medical Society Scholarship. Cameron will be honored Thursday, April 25 at the Board’s Spring Dinner!

Attention all aspiring educators! We invite you to visit the CSUC campus for an enlightening networking night tailored just for you. This event promises valuable insights and connections that can shape your journey towards becoming an educator. Whether you're eager to explore educational pathways, discover industry requirements, or connect with professionals in the field, this is the place to be. Don't miss out on this opportunity to kickstart your career in education.

CSU, Chico Dual Enrollment Opportunity for High School Students The Chico State High School Scholars (HSS) program is an excellent opportunity for high school students to take up to two courses at California State University, Chico for a nominal $118 fee. This program aims to provide eligible high school students with an enriching educational experience, allowing them to earn college credits while still completing their high school requirements. High School Application Link: Documentcloud.org/documents/24521639-revisions-to-ombs-statistical-policy-directive-no-15-standards-for-maintaining-collecting-and-presenting-federal-data-on-race-and-ethnicity#document/p37/a2444381 **Email your application to smarquez19@csuchico.edu to find out if you qualify for a fee waiver for two courses. Class Schedule (select Fall 2024 in the drop down): https://cmsweb.csuchico.edu/psp/CCHIPRD/EMPLOYEE/SA/s/WEBLIB_HCX_CM.H_CLASS_SEARCH.FieldFormula.IScript_Main? For more information on the HSS Program at CSU, Chico please contact Sabrina Marquez at smarquez19@csuchico.edu.