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Estacada, OR · Education
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‘It’s a killer deal’: School of Business announces new 3-year degree option
In September, the School of Business announced a new program for high school students with college-level credits to earn any of the school’s 10 business degrees in three years. Incoming first-years can apply for the program’s inaugural run during the 2027-28 academic year. These applicants must meet the accelerated...
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Camas High School Introduces New Pride Awards
Camas High School Principal Travis Drake introduced new Pride Awards to recognize students whose actions demonstrate Camas pride through growth, community, and responsibility. Staff members nominate students for a Pride Award by filling out a form that allows students to enter a raffle for the chance to win prizes. Every six weeks, names will be randomly drawn from the raffle, and students will be called to the main office to pick a prize. Prizes include gift certificates to Daily Paper, Detroit Pizza, Runyan Jewelry, Shorty’s BBQ, Next Dough Neighbor, and T-shirts.
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Tigard-Tualatin School District recommends closing one school
The Tigard-Tualatin School District is now the latest school district in the metro area to release plans on school closures. At Monday night’s board meeting the district finalized its recommendation to close one elementary school. It did not say which school. The school identified for closure will be based...
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Oregon Historical Society: Announces Exhibition “Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon”
New exhibition explores a century and a half of innovation, discovery, and ideas shaping Oregon and the world. Portland, OR — From an unfinished building in a small Oregon town to groundbreaking research with global impact, the University of Oregon (UO) has spent 150 years challenging convention and turning bold ideas into real-world solutions. Now open at the Oregon Historical Society in downtown Portland, Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon explores the university’s legacy of creativity, innovation, and discovery — and the possibilities that lie ahead.
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OPB’s First Look: A tale of two school districts
Subscribe to OPB’s First Look to receive Northwest news in your inbox six days a week. Proposed school closures and other changes at Oregon’s two largest public school districts would affect thousands of students. While Portland Public and Salem-Keizer’s plans share many similarities, they differ in some key...
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Oregon High School Football Player Will Be Suspended For The Final Game Of His Career Because Of Controversial Hit
As things currently stand, Marcus McCauley will be suspended for the final game of his high school football career in Oregon. The senior outside linebacker and wide receiver was ejected for a controversial targeting penalty on Friday. Was it a clean hit? The governing body of high school football in the Beaver State will review […] The post Oregon High School Football Player Will Be Suspended For The Final Game Of His Career Because Of Controversial Hit appeared first on BroBible.
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Molalla snaps football skid with win over Gladstone/Riverdale
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Snapping a six-game losing streak is sweet, but playing well in that win just makes it that much better. That’s the vibe around the Molalla High football team after a decisive 49-8 win at Gladstone on Friday, Oct. 23. “It was great to...
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As Portland weighs school closures, one Maplewood family fears history repeating itself
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Amber Kinney and her family moved into their Multnomah Village home nearly 20 years ago, around the time George Smith Elementary closed — a school she remembers being promised would reopen. It still sits vacant. Now, her own children face the possibility of...
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Newberg Sports Roundup: NHS Football Beats McMinnville, George Fox Rallies From 17-0 Deficit
NEWBERG, Ore. — As the fall season comes to a close, the Newberg High School Tigers football team beat McMinnville High School 35-14 on Friday for its first Pacific Conference win of the season, and the George Fox University football team rallied from a 17-0 deficit to beat the University of Puget Sound 35-17 on Saturday.