Orgs & Nonprofits

A group of parents, teachers and staff that volunteer our time and talents to provide special events for our students and to coordinate fundraisers that help enhance the learning environment for all Glenshire Elementary Students!

President - Anna Yarbrough VP - Darcy Salinas Treasurer - Kate Uriz ​Secretary - Nick Martin

The Golden Gate Austin Healey Club is a group of people interested in the enjoyment of Austin-Healeys. Membership is open to all, and ownership of a Healey is not required.

The Golden Gate Austin Healey Club is a direct descendent of the Austin Healey Club Pacific Centre founded in the early 1970s. It later became the Pacific Centre’s Golden Gate Region with the primary function of supporting Healey activities in the San Francisco Bay Area in conjunction with the Central Valley Region.

In 1997, the Golden Gate Region became the Golden Gate Austin Healey Club, an independent entity affiliated nationally with the Austin Healey Club of America (AHCA).

Today, the Golden Gate Austin Healey Club has a membership of over 180 concentrated in the San Francisco Bay Area and the Central Valley. The club has also expanded beyond these areas and now includes members in Northern and Southern California, Nevada, Idaho, Australia and Europe.

Your official guide to Graeagle and surrounding area, graeagle.com is the premier site that shares everything Graeagle has to offer. Highlighting the town of Graeagle, this site tells the story of where the great outdoors meet fine country charm and hospitality. You will discover the finest 18-hole championship golf courses, horseback riding, campgrounds, the best nature hikes, lakes, specialty shops and restaurants throughout the entire area. Graeagle, California is located in the High Sierras of Plumas County, only one-hour west from Reno, Nevada, and two and a half hours northeast of Sacramento, California.

With so much to see and do in Graeagle and the surrounding area, you won't want to miss out on anything. Graeagle is perfect for a family getaway, or a quick overnight escape from the big city hustle and bustle. This high Sierra setting is a well sought after spot for weddings and group events. 

We are educators, scientists, and community members with a mission to foster curiosity through science. We engage students’ natural curiosity, guiding them to design and perform experiments that answer their own questions through the scientific method. We call this process Student Driven Research.

We aim to create informed citizens who not only pursue science careers, but blossom when faced with opportunities to positively impact society through engagement, curiosity, and applications of the scientific method. To do this, we teach programs for science classes at schools, at our northern California field site, and online. 

Since 2014 Headwaters has strived to help kids not only understand how to do research but to access the confidence to complete research independently and to ask questions about the natural world. With a mission of fostering curiosity through science, it is our hope that students will not only become intrigued by these scientific discoveries but will begin to question the greater world around them. We aim to create informed citizens who blossom when faced with opportunities to positively impact society through engagement, curiosity, and applications of the scientific method.

The mission of Incline High School is for ALL students to graduate ready for college or career in the global 21st Century.