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After bond fails, its back to the drawing board for Estacada Schools
Although disheartened by the failure of the $149 million facilities bond, administrators at the Estacada School District plan to persist in finding a way to get voter support to fund building repairs and improvements and relieve overcrowding. “We’re going to carve it down and get to the point that the community will agree and address the most urgent needs of our students,” said Maggie Kelly, director of communications for the Estacada School District. ...
Molalla MS teacher makes education special, honored for her work
A Molalla Middle School teacher was not only recently honored for her work, but is getting a little extra help with household expenses. OnPoint Community Credit Union recently announced the four winners of the 2024 OnPoint Prize for Excellence in Education Educator of the Year awards. And Sherry Reeder was tabbed at the grade 6-8 Educator of the Year. Reeder is special education teacher at Molalla River Middle School and...
Colton Corner: Things don't always go as planned
Colton High School senior Levi Beach had his senior project planned. He would design and build a shot put return for the track and field program at the school. At an away meet during the 2023 season, Beach noticed the efficiency of the system used by the opposing team and thought Colton High School could use one for meets and practice. A shot put return is a ramp that allows a shot to be returned from the landing sector to the athlete in the throwing...
‘Who Wants to be a Bazillionaire?’ teaches Lake Oswego Middle School students financial literacy
When you were a middle schooler, did you know what a budget was? How about inflation, interest rates or even a savings account? For the students of Lake Oswego Middle School, the answer will be, “Yes!” On Wednesday, May 22, Lake Oswego Middle School, formerly called Lake Oswego Junior High or LOJ, hosted the special all-school assembly “Million Bazillion Live: ‘Who Wants to be a Bazillionaire?’” ...
Canby superintendent selected to take helm at Sherwood
The current superintendent of the Canby School District has been named to take the helm of the Sherwood School District. Aaron Downs was selected as the district’s newest superintendent following a special meeting by the Sherwood school board on Wednesday, May 22. “After a rigorous search process which included several qualified applicants, and with a focus on the priorities identified by our community in their feedback, the board feels very...
Jesuit again reigns supreme, claims state lacrosse title with 12-9 win over Lake Oswego
During the 2024 Oregon Girls Lacrosse Association (OGLA) state championship game, Lake Oswego students, parents and siblings were clad in all-white. The Lakers’ fans donned matching T-shirts that read “Ring Tour 2024” across the chest, with a long list of schools down the back. Still uncrossed at the bottom of the list was Jesuit, marked in red ink and double-circled. ...
Molalla voters approve bond to pay for new middle school
Voters in the Molalla River School District have narrowly approved a $77 million bond to demolish and rebuild Molalla Middle School and reconfigure sports fields on the site. Near-final results as of 5 p.m. Friday showed the bond passing with 51% of the vote, a slight improvement from initial results reported on election night.
Stewart's home run, McClaskey's complete game power No. 4 Jesuit to 5-0 win over No. 21 Clackamas
A big pitching performance. A really big hit. An absolutely huge victory. The Jesuit baseball team, behind a gutsy complete-game pitching performance by senior Mickey McClaskey, an energizing first-inning three-run home run by junior Carter Stewart, as well as some clutch play on both offense and defense, battled its way past a spirited Clackamas team...
Top-ranked Canby baseball falls to Summit in quarterfinals
The No. 1 Cougars had their 16-game winning streak snapped on Friday, May 24, at Canby High School, losing to No. 8 Summit in the quarterfinals of the 5A baseball state playoffs. Canby never led in the contest, falling behind 2-0 before scoring two runs in the fourth to even the score. The tie didn't last long, with the Storm inking another two runs in the fifth and adding an insurance run in the seventh as the Cougars failed to register another score, ultimately losing...
Local Eighth-Graders Showcase Engineering Skills in Rockwood's First Middle School Boat Regatta
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No. 1 Westview softball wallops No. 17 Barlow 9-3 in second round of state
The number one team in the state took a while to get going in the second round of playoffs. But once the floodgates opened it didn’t stop. Westview welcomed No. 17 Barlow with a wallop Wednesday evening, May 22, thanks to a second inning that answered a momentary surge from the visitors. After the Wildcats...
North Marion's Dawson Schrenk shuts out Gladstone in first round state playoff
North Marion senior Dawson Schrenk was wrapping up his first year of middle school the last time the Huskies failed to win a league championship. In the seven years since, the high school’s vaunted baseball program has finished at the top of the conference standings six consecutive times, sandwiched around the cancelled 2020 season. “That says a lot about these guys,” North Marion head coach Randy Brack said after Wednesday’s 4-0 home playoff win over Gladstone. “It’s not like they were freshmen helping win the...
Gresham high school teacher reportedly behaved inappropriately with students
A Centennial High School teacher is on leave as Gresham police investigate reports of inappropriate behavior towards students. The behavior was reported to school staff earlier this week, according to the police. Police ask anyone with information about the case to contact Detective Mark Hawley at mark.hawley@greshamoregon.gov or 503-618-3199. —...
Lake Oswego School District to conduct feasibility study on the future of Lake Grove, Uplands and Palisades schools
While it’s unusual for “STANDING ROOM ONLY” signs to be taped to the back wall of the Lake Oswego School Board meeting room, it isn’t unheard of — especially when the school district’s future is on the agenda. During the Monday, May 20 school board meeting, the Lake Oswego School District Long Range Facilities Planning Committee presented an update to the district’s long range facilities plan as parents and community residents packed the room. ...
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