By Brennah Milliorn Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Maya Angelou once said, “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you.” That quote really resonated for the students who participated in this year’s AVID Write-Off. For 26 years, this...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian Historically, the name Seely/Seeley has been attached to several local areas of the San Bernardino Mountains. There was Seely Flat (now Valley of Enchantment), Seely Flat Road (now Highway 138), Seeley Lane, Seeley Creek and Camp...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The kindergarteners from Valley of Enchantment Elementary School recently took a field trip to the Crestline post office on Lake Drive. This field trip often makes a big impression on the students, as they get to go behind...
Two more students have completed the required credits and have graduated from Mountain High School. Octavio Aguilar, who graduated on Jan. 31, plans to work with his family at the bakery they are opening on the mountain. He also plans to go to school to become an auto...
By Isabella Dino Special to the Alpine Mountaineer It begins in the gym, as most things do in high school. A large space that has seen victories and losses, rallies and homecomings, all the rituals of adolescence that take place under bright fluorescent lights....
This year the EarlyAct clubs at Valley of Enchantment Elementary School have expanded to include the first and second grades. On Feb. 3, the second-graders from Mrs. Turner’s class put on their “service” hats and straightened out the lost and found rack (1). They were...
