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High school reports expanded college fair and new OSHA-10 trainer for CTE students

Cascade Board of Education · November 13, 2025
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Assistant principal and CTE director Miss Wolisa said the district hosted a larger college fair (30 colleges attended) and announced an on-campus OSHA-10 certified trainer, increasing students' access to pre-apprenticeship credentials.

Miss Wolisa told trustees the high school's first-trimester activities emphasize college access, and that this year's college fair invited 32 institutions with 30 showing up, plus six partner schools. She said the district also hosted financial aid information in partnership with the Opportunity Center and Chemeketa Community College.

Wolisa also announced that teacher John Iverson recently became an OSHA-10 certified trainer, which underscores the career-technical emphasis of the program and will let students pursue pre-apprenticeship credentials during the school year. Board members asked for data on postgraduation pathways and Wolisa said she would provide senior meeting outcomes showing how many students report plans for two-year, four-year or trade pathways.