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Yoncalla Middle School's secret to almost 100% parent attendance at their spring conferences? Put the students in charge.
A graduate of Central High School in Independence, Anel Venegas is a sophomore at Willamette University double majoring in economics and math.
North Douglas High School partnered with Umpqua Community College and Yoncalla High School to provide four different types of expanded options courses that counted as high school and college credit.
La Pine Middle and High School opened their doors to other school leaders to share best practices around student engagement and success.
Creating and sustaining a college-going culture takes a team; and South Umpqua School District has a winning combination.
The Powers School District harnesses the power of near-peer relationships with mentoring and programs that utilize recent graduates (and current college students) and their parents.
Diana Garcia, a graduate of Hermiston High School, is studying sociology and accounting at the University of Oregon.
Students learn the relevance of a college degree by interacting with local professionals as guest speakers and at career fairs.
A graduate of Eagle Point High School, Marissa O'Connor is pursuing her dream to be a nurse at Rogue Community College.
GEAR UP schools are utilizing social media and mass text messaging technologies to connect with students and parents.
