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La Pine High School Employee Resigns After Inadvertently Bringing Gun to Campus
LA PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- KTVZ News has learned a La Pine High School employee has resigned after inadvertently bringing a gun to campus. According to a spokesperson for the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office, the employee reported the incident and resigned from their position. Here is the letter that was...
cascadebusnews.com
COCC Board of Directors to Meet in Redmond
Central Oregon Community College’s board of directors will hold its monthly meeting at 5:45pm on Wednesday, October 14, at COCC’s Redmond campus, 2030 SE College Loop, Building 3, Room 306. The meeting is open to the public and also viewable live on COCC’s YouTube page. The agenda...
KGW
PPS parents urge Gov. Kotek, Sen. Drazan to intervene as school district considers closures
centraloregondaily.com
OSU Cascades enrollment drops, but these programs are booming
BEND, Ore. -- Enrollment at Oregon State University Cascades has dipped this fall, with preliminary numbers showing 1,258 students currently enrolled at Oregon's newest four-year university campus. That's down from 1,400 in fall 2025. Here is the full announcement from OSU-Cascades:. BEND, Ore. – More than 1,250 students are enrolled...
centraloregondaily.com
La Pine High School employee brings handgun to campus; later resigns
BEND, Ore. -- A La Pine High School employee brought a handgun to campus this week, the school confirmed in a letter to families. The employee has since resigned. In the letter sent to families, the school said the employee arrived on Thursday, Oct. 8, with the gun in their possession. The employee reportedly said they forgot they had the gun before arriving on campus.
KTVZ News Channel 21
Girls flag football is set to begin its inaugural sanctioned season in Spring 2027
orangemedianetwork.com
SEIU works to ratify public universities contract
Service Employees International Union is working to ratify a contract after reaching an agreement with Oregon Public Universities on Sept. 28, calling off a strike set to start that day. According to SEIU’s website, the four-year contract would give workers “3% cost-of-living adjustments this year, 3% next year, and no...