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Oregon GEAR UP schools are helping more students take college admissions tests by preparing students ahead of time, providing motivation to do well, and offering the tests for all students.
Katarina Smith is committed to putting students first. As the GEAR UP Coordinator at Rogue River Junior/Senior High School, she is creative, organized, and dedicated to supporting students' postsecondary plans.
Hermiston High School was part of the first cohort of GEAR UP schools from 2002-2008 and leveraged the program's resources to create hands-on, real-world learning and build a supportive college-going culture.
Ninth grade is critical for student success. A variety of programs at GEAR UP schools help ninth graders with the academic and social transition to high school.
Find out how we supported educators, students and families in creating college-going cultures in 2018-19.
It was a busy summer! GEAR UP staff, educators and students learned new skills while attending conferences, workshops, camps and programs across the state.
What happens to students after they graduate from high school? Our latest survey results capture the motivations, challenges and helpful supports from the class of 2018.
Student clubs and organizations help participants explore and prepare for careers by providing opportunities for learning, leadership, and building positive relationships with peers and staff.
Marlene Williams, who recently finished graduate school at Grand Canyon University, credits her success to a supportive community.
Oregon GEAR UP schools are incorporating mindfulness activities into their classrooms, with benefits including improved focus, better behavior, and greater participation.
