Tulelake Basin Elementary is looking for a multiple-subject teacher for the 2026-2027 school year! Apply today for a career working with our wonderful youth!
A junior high multiple-subject teacher position is available for the 2026-2027 school year! Credentialed or Internship Eligible! Apply today for a rewarding position that positively impacts today's youth!
Registration for the 2026-2027 school year will occur in June this year! June 8th from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm in the Tulelake High School Gym. #HonkerNation
The Tulelake High School Gym is getting a facelift this summer! Please see attached for more information.
Mrs. Mahan and Ms. Watkinson hosted the annual 2nd Grade Mother's Tea to celebrate and honor all the mothers, in every way, in the lives of our 2nd graders! Thank you for hosting and continuing this wonderful tradition.
Ms. Watkinson's 2nd graders are connecting measurement with classroom items by using iteration with an inch ruler.
Good Luck to Wyatt T at Golf Sections on Tuesday!
Good luck to the baseball team today at Lost River!
Spirit Week at TES! Let's celebrate the last full month of school!
The Tulelake High School Dance team will be performing for the final time this school year on May 21st! Come support them as they perform dances from throughout the year, as well as some new student-choreographed dances! Free to enjoy, donations appreciated! Donations will be used to pay for dance and tumbling camps!
Fifth and sixth grade students from TES came over to THS to learn from FFA members different concepts about agriculture, specifically concepts of how their food gets from the farm to their forks. Students made ice cream; learned about different components of plant transplants and about poultry; and made pipe cleaner flowers. FFA students facilitated all of the stations. #HonkerNation
Congratulations, Jesus! Mrs. Guerrero chose him as the TES Student of the Week! He will receive a free meal from Mike & Wanda's. Thank you for supporting our amazing students, as always, Mike & Wanda's!
Congratulations to the Track & Field and Golf Seniors as they end their regular seasons tomorrow. #HonkerNation
Congratulations to our Varsity Track & Field Team on their amazing performance last Friday! They earned new personal records in many events! #HonkerNation
Hi! My name is Rebecca Baley, and I’m excited to join Tulelake High School as the new office clerk. I’m a proud mom of two little boys. I love creating a welcoming, upbeat environment and enjoy bringing a positive attitude and friendly energy wherever I can. I’m looking forward to getting to know the students, staff, and families and becoming part of the Honkers community!
Good luck to the Varsity Track & Field teams as they head to their league meet on Thursday! #HonkerNation
Good luck to our baseball team in Weed today! #HonkerNation
Good luck to our golf team on Thursday! #HonkerNation
Hello Tulelake Community,
My name is Amanda Carpenter-Roy, and I’m excited to join Tulelake High School as the new Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor.
I earned my degree in Agricultural Education with an emphasis in Animal Science from California State University, Fresno. I hold both my Single Subject Agriculture credential and Agriculture Specialist credential, and I am currently continuing my education by working toward my Master’s degree at California State University, Chico.
Throughout my teaching career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with students in a range of agriculture courses, including agricultural science, animal science, and floral design. I’ve also been actively involved in coaching FFA teams and supporting students in leadership development activities. I strongly value hands-on, applied learning and strive to make agriculture relevant and meaningful for every student.
My goal is to create a classroom and program where students feel motivated to try new things, take on challenges, and discover their interests within agriculture. I’m especially excited to help students build practical skills, develop leadership, and connect with opportunities both within FFA and the broader agriculture industry.
I’m looking forward to meeting students, connecting with families, and becoming part of the Tulelake community as we continue to grow the agricultural program together.
My name is Amanda Carpenter-Roy, and I’m excited to join Tulelake High School as the new Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor.
I earned my degree in Agricultural Education with an emphasis in Animal Science from California State University, Fresno. I hold both my Single Subject Agriculture credential and Agriculture Specialist credential, and I am currently continuing my education by working toward my Master’s degree at California State University, Chico.
Throughout my teaching career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with students in a range of agriculture courses, including agricultural science, animal science, and floral design. I’ve also been actively involved in coaching FFA teams and supporting students in leadership development activities. I strongly value hands-on, applied learning and strive to make agriculture relevant and meaningful for every student.
My goal is to create a classroom and program where students feel motivated to try new things, take on challenges, and discover their interests within agriculture. I’m especially excited to help students build practical skills, develop leadership, and connect with opportunities both within FFA and the broader agriculture industry.
I’m looking forward to meeting students, connecting with families, and becoming part of the Tulelake community as we continue to grow the agricultural program together.
Hello Tulelake Community,
My name is Andrea Thomas, and I am excited to introduce myself as the new Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor at Tulelake High School.
I am a proud graduate of Oklahoma State University, where I earned my degree in Animal Science and Agricultural Education, and I recently completed my Master’s in Educational Leadership. I have spent the past several years teaching agricultural science at both the middle and high school levels, and I am passionate about creating hands-on, real-world learning experiences for students.
Agriculture has always been a central part of my life. I grew up actively involved in 4-H and FFA, and today I continue to stay connected to the industry through raising livestock and hay production. I am especially passionate about helping students develop leadership skills, build confidence, and explore career opportunities within agriculture.
I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to join the Tulelake community and look forward to working with students, families, and community members to continue building a strong and successful agricultural program.
Go Honkers!
My name is Andrea Thomas, and I am excited to introduce myself as the new Agricultural Education Teacher and FFA Advisor at Tulelake High School.
I am a proud graduate of Oklahoma State University, where I earned my degree in Animal Science and Agricultural Education, and I recently completed my Master’s in Educational Leadership. I have spent the past several years teaching agricultural science at both the middle and high school levels, and I am passionate about creating hands-on, real-world learning experiences for students.
Agriculture has always been a central part of my life. I grew up actively involved in 4-H and FFA, and today I continue to stay connected to the industry through raising livestock and hay production. I am especially passionate about helping students develop leadership skills, build confidence, and explore career opportunities within agriculture.
I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to join the Tulelake community and look forward to working with students, families, and community members to continue building a strong and successful agricultural program.
Go Honkers!
