Empowering Change

Our Story

Saving Sierra High, a non-profit organization within the Sierra Unified School District, is committed to upgrading critical campus facilities through community support and a bond measure in November 2024.

The mission of Saving Sierra High began as a response to the pressing need for modernization of the aging infrastructure at the Sierra High campus, dating back nearly a century.

Saving Sierra High has proudly served the Sierra Unified School District community, rallying support for campus improvements and advocating for a better learning environment for students and staff.

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2024

Who is “Saving Sierra High”

We are a group of community volunteers who have seen the need for the passing of this Bond. In no particular order, the following community members are spearheading this initiative:
Community Members Dawn Purdy, Nicole Ward, Hayley Ferguson, Peter and Nicole McManus, Monte and Kathleen Bisko, Wade Kimbler, Owen Purdy, David Rivas, Carli Walker; SUSD Board Members Cortney Burke, Ginger Cardoza and James Hoak, with the help of Janelle Bryson SUSD CBO and Dr. Lori Grace, SUSD Superintendent

Core Values

Guiding principles that drive our mission

Commitment

Dedicated to securing funding and resources essential for upgrading facilities and ensuring a conducive learning environment.

Community

Fostering partnerships and mobilizing local support to enact positive change in Sierra High’s campus infrastructure.

Innovation

Bringing fresh ideas and modern solutions to enhance the educational experience for students and staff at Sierra High.

Make an Impact Today

Join us in creating a better future for Sierra High students. Together, we can make a difference.

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