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Klamath Union students highlight choir growth, CTE expansion and a $444,000 grant
Summary
KUHS students reported growth in choir and CTE programs, a joint CTE tour with Sky Lakes Medical Center drawing on a $444,000 Future Ready Oregon grant, and strong athletics and extracurricular participation.
Students from Klamath Union High School presented accomplishments and upcoming events on Oct. 13, citing strong student participation in homecoming, expanding choir offerings (including a men's octet), and continued growth in CTE programs supported by a $444,000 Future Ready Oregon grant used for new labs and equipment.
Leona Higgins and Talan Chancellor noted career and technical opportunities: KU's CTE Health Occupations program toured Sky Lakes Medical Center to show how grant funds are used; KU will send 25 students to the "Ready, Set, Innovate!" competition at Oregon Tech on Nov. 7, and the school will host a regional DECA competition on Nov. 14. Athletic programs reported competitive league play and state‑level contention in several sports.
