Carl H. Froehlich won the Col. James G. Boswell Scholarship in 1970. He shared the prestigious honor with Shirley Fugate and David Barnes. Froehlich died at the age of 63 years old in 2015 but he made an impact as a Boswell Scholar and continues to do so after his death with a memorial Scholarship.
Corcoran High School senior Juan Contreras is the first CHS student in school history to be selected as a President Scholar for College of the Sequoias in Visalia.
Nearly $800,000 in awards were earned last Wednesday by the Corcoran High School senior class. Taking the top honors of The Col. James G. Boswell Scholarship were Katherine Lam and Kaylee Sepulveda who each were awarded $25,000 for four years.
The Corcoran High School varsity football season came to an end Friday night after a loss in a playoff matchup against, East Sequoia League rival, Woodlake. CHS lost to Woodlake 7-46. On offense...
Corcoran High School girls’ tennis team that day of reckoning was last Tuesday at the hands of the Royals who came to town and walked away with a convincing 7-2 victory in the quarterfinals of the Division 3 playoffs.
There are great things happening for the Corcoran High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) program. Just recently the local chapter was chosen by the Tulare County Historical Society to fully...
LEAGUE champions–The Corcoran High girls’ tennis team includes Jizzel Nunez, Monika Alvarado, Giselle Pelayo, Michell Oregel, Edith Aguilera, Maggie Arellano, Daniela Bravo, Nayeli Beas and Dianna Alvarado.
Corcoran High School held their annual Athlete of the Year banquet last week in the Technology Learning Center (TLC). Two overall athletes of the year were named along with Class athletes of the year and scholar athletes of the year. Taking home the top honor of Overall Athletes of the Year were seniors Roy Salinas and Ashley Pappilli.
In an effort to stem the rumors that have battered social media pages in recent weeks, the local school district has taken the exceptional step of responding to them. Corcoran Unified posted a “correct information” position sheet on its Facebook page; the same response appeared on the Corcoran High School Twitter account.
Tardy Corcoran High School students could eventually lead to a closed campus at lunch for all CHS students during the lunch recess. The school’s principal, Antonia Stone, presented a proposal to the school board last week, flagging the freshman class for specific consideration at this time.
