In my third edition of the Cardinal Corner, we’re turning our attention to the Community Service Fund. This fund plays a vital role in supporting important programs throughout Redwood Area Schools. While my previous editions focused on the General and Construction Funds, this time we’re diving into the services that support families, children, and lifelong learners in our community.
Karla Beck, Director of Teaching and Learning Every state in the U.S. must administer a normed end-of-year assessment for its public school students. The Every… Login to continue reading Login…
Beyond Reason by Rob Perez I’m a very lucky guy. My family’s healthy. They pay me to do things I love. And my six-year-old daughter… Login to continue reading Login…
Pastor Scott JeffreyCornerstone Christian Church On April 13, Christians all over the world with be celebrating Palm Sunday, the day that Jesus made His Triumphal… Login to continue reading Login…
To the editor: What do you want in the United States?
One of the greatest joys is hearing the giggles and coos of a baby. Spending time with our four-month grandson gave us the opportunity to hear his sounds of joy and see his happy smiles. In that pure, simple joy, I was reminded of Psalm 85, where the psalmist beautifully writes: “Love and faithfulness meet together; righteousness and peace kiss each other” (v. 10). The Psalmist speaks of God’s unfailing love and promises of peace. He prays, “Show us your unfailing love, Lord, and grant us your salvation” (v. 7). Certainly, our Creator made us to know and experience all these simple joys, love, and happy interactions.
Ask any student, teacher, or family member - spring is in the air and the sprint that is the end of the school year is a real thing! As we prepare for MCA testing across the district and our seniors are preparing to say goodbye to their time at Redwood Valley High School, at Reede Gray we are turning our focus to the next generation of Cardinals! On March 18, we started the process of welcoming our newest Cardinals at our annual Kindergarten Signing Day!
Lately, I’ve been thinking about values. Not just as a word, but as an invisible force that shapes our lives. Values are the foundation of civilization, the unspoken contract that binds us together. They define who we are, not just as a society, but as a family. We stand for something. We believe in something. Without values, we are lost—adrift in a sea of moral relativism.