Lane Education Service District

Eugene-area high schoolers enrolled in a program meant to support students with disabilities recently had the chance to come to the Hult Center for a day of dance, music, and visual art, designed with accessibility and inclusion at its core.

Dozens of staff and students in Eugene and Springfield walked together before school Wednesday morning, in celebration of ‘Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.’

Nearly two dozen sheds have been built and given to Holiday Farm Fire survivors. Students from Lane County high schools and Lane Community College built…

Thank you to our panelists, and to everyone who participated in our public forum. You can view the program on demand here. KLCC has rescheduled its…

Studies show that students of color—as well as white students—benefit from having instructors of color. Diversity among Oregon teachers has increased over…

The pressures of assignments, puberty—plus juggling extracurriculars, and home life—can make it hard to be a kid in school. And even more so if you’re a…

Recorded On: November 16, 2018Air Date: November 19, 2018Solid research shows that students who take career and technical education courses are…

Wednesday, St. Vincent de Paul along with sponsoring partners met at Bi-Mart in Eugene to kick-off the “Backpacks for Back to School Drive.”The “Backpacks…

Nearly $9-million in grant money will be distributed to 140 Oregon schools for career and technical training.The 2011 Oregon Legislature voted to invest…

The Legislature has given Oregon school districts the right to withhold funds from the Educational Service Districts that serve them. ESDs provide special…

Last week (10-23-13) the Eugene 4J School Board formally announced its intention to withdraw from Lane Education Service District. KLCC’s Tiffany Eckert…