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The Bailey Hill area of west Eugene resonated Saturday with the pounding of a rawhide drum and Native American singing. It was from a “back to school” pow-wow organized by the 4-J School District’s NATIVES program.
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Community members voiced support for queer and trans rights and decried protesters who came to a recent pride festival during this week’s Eugene School Board meeting.
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Grad walks like this are an opportunity for graduating seniors from all over the school district to inspire younger students to think about their future.
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In advance of the May 16 Special Election, here’s a refresher on the 4J School District, which serves nearly 17,000 students, and the process for electing new school board members.
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Eugene 4J schools is hosting an equity town hall tomorrow. The event poster says it’s to discuss the use of the ’N’ word in schools.
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Oregon schools got some good news this week. The Common School Fund, a lesser-known but important source of revenue for K-12 public schools, announced it will distribute a record $72.2 million this year.
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Attendance in Eugene’s largest school district declined again last year.
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The mood in K-12 schools is generally more optimistic than in the past two pandemic years. And solutions are forming to help with the challenges that remain.
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For the past two years, the government eased some requirements for summer food programs. That means there are a few differences this year.
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With just one day remaining in the school year, the Eugene 4J school board named its new superintendent Thursday night.
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Summer might mean sipping iced coffee while listening to the hum of bees. Well, in the Eugene 4J district, high schoolers can earn credit for learning barista and beekeeping skills.
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The Eugene 4J school district announced Friday Dr. Iton Udosenata has withdrawn from consideration for the superintendent position.