Since its launch in 2000, Lights On Afterschool has been the only nationwide rally celebrating afterschool programs. Every year, more than 8,000 afterschool programs across the country draw 1 million people to join celebrations of the impact these programs have on children, families, and communities.
We couldn’t do it without you! Thank you for being a Lights On Afterschool partner!
Serving 1200 students in 20 sites, half the sites designated a Frontier School
*Frontier School is 11 students per square mile, less than 600 in a district.
Mission Statement: Siskiyou After School for Everyone (SAFE) Program offers academic support, quality expanded learning opportunities, and fitness promotion to Siskiyou County students in a positive and safe environment.
Vision Statement: Our goal is to facilitate a mindset to thrive, by fostering an enthusiastic, creative community of learners, and positively impacting the lives of Siskiyou County youth.
Glow Dance: Evergreen Elem. has 250 k-3rd students enrolled.
2nd Grader Eligah favorite part is being outside.
Bradley W. said he likes running around and Shofia L. like the snacks!
After School bond is stronger because of personal attention with students.
Paul McCoy, Yreka City Council
Arriving at Delphic Elementary to meet with site coordinator Jake Njaa. Jake has been with Delphic since 2020 and likes the change of pace from mill work.
Two Room School House With 64 Student’s
Charlotte M. & Kelly
kids Just Want To Hang Out
Next Stop is Grenada Wildcats with #190 truly wildcats…
Help Out – Grow – Learn – Making Better Little People
Ema C. 6yrs old
S.A.F.E after school program was a real benefit to us when we were raising our family. The Structure and extra help with school work was a key in them becoming successful. Thank you to Director Kelly Smith, Program Specialist Lupe Valdez & Krysta Hughes, and Kelly Nakano, Secretary. Expanded Learning Siskiyou Afterschool For Everyone (SAFE) Program encourages parents, teachers, students, and the communities they live in, to share resources that benefit both the students and the community. Sites are operated from the end of each regular school day until 6 p.m. and offer a nutritious snack, homework assistance, academic enrichment and physical activities in a healthy, safe environment.
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- Siskiyou County Deputy Injured in Head-On CollisionSISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. — A Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Deputy was involved in a head-on collision Monday afternoon, according to a statement from the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office. The incident occurred on December 9th at approximately 2:15 p.m. on County Road A-12. According to authorities, an eastbound vehicle crossed into the westbound lane, colliding head-on with… Read more: Siskiyou County Deputy Injured in Head-On Collision
- Growing News Coverage Across California’s Northern Giant: A Journey Through Siskiyou CountyThe late autumn sun cast long shadows across the Klamath River as the “News Mobile” – a trusty white Volvo that’s become synonymous with local journalism – wound its way through the scenic corridor toward Happy Camp. This journey represented more than just another delivery route; it embodied the ambitious spirit of bringing community news… Read more: Growing News Coverage Across California’s Northern Giant: A Journey Through Siskiyou County
- Vacancy on the Happy Camp Community Services DistrictLaura Bynum, Clerk of The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors announces that there is onescheduled vacancy on the Happy Camp Community Services District with a term ending December 1,2028.Members of the Happy Camp Community Services District shall be registered voters living within thedistrict. Members are required to file Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest. For… Read more: Vacancy on the Happy Camp Community Services District
- Vacancy on the Happy Camp Fire Protection DistrictLaura Bynum, Clerk of The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors announces that there is onescheduled vacancy on the Happy Camp Fire Protection District with a term ending December 1, 2028.Members of the Happy Camp Fire Protection District shall be registered voters living within the district.Members are required to file Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest.… Read more: Vacancy on the Happy Camp Fire Protection District
