As the school year closes, the principal’s offices at Vale High School, Alameda Elementary and Ontario Middle Schools are in flux as Vale’s principal steps down and takes a position as vice principal at Alameda and Ontario’s associate principal takes over in Vale.
Schools
Nyssa to lose over $350,000 in migrant funding over improper enrollments
The state will pull over $350,000 in federal funding from the Nyssa School District’s migrant education program. The loss in funding comes after state officials identified 129 families with 277 children improperly enrolled for the past three years in a program designed to give migrant families extra help to educate their children.
More Oregon kids attend preschool, but enrollment still lags nationally
A new study shows preschool attendance has grown in Oregon, but spending per child lags behind other states.
Adrian’s Jace Martin dominates at state meet
Adrian senior Jace Martin posted a record-setting prelim time of 10.60 in the 100-meter race at the OSAA track and field state championship meet Thursday and Friday, May 25-26.
Nyssa, Vale and Adrian track teams qualify for state tourney
VALE—The Vale boys and Nyssa girls track and field teams won district titles Friday, May 19, in competition at Vale High School. Several athletes from Vale and Nyssa qualified for the state track and field tournament Thursday, May 25, at Hayward Field in Eugene. Competing against four other schools, the[Read More…]
Fire destroys maintenance building at Harper Charter School
The final days of school at Harper Charter School were canceled after a fire on Saturday, May 20. The fire struck the school’s maintenance building.
Commencement is May 28 for Adrian’s Class of 2023
Adrian High School celebrates graduation for 15 students in ceremonies Sunday, May 28.
Vale Class of 2023 graduates May 21
Vale High School’s Class of 2023 is set for Commencement on Sunday, May 21, at 3 p.m.
Harper’s on-campus and online seniors graduate May 21
Harper Charter School will salute its Class of 2023 at graduation on Sunday, May 21.
Board members express surprise as Nyssa superintendent creates new fed programs post
In a move intended to help the Nyssa School District recover from a disruptive investigation into its Migrant Education Program, school superintendent Darren Johnson has hired a costly new administrative position to oversee its federal programs.
