Two Vale High School robotics teams will compete in the VEX Robotics World Championships next month.

The latest results and scores from area high school sports teams from the past week.

An outdoor school’s equity policy inviting students to use their preferred gender pronouns prompted parents in Nyssa to call on the school board to cancel a three-day field trip next month.

State Rep. Mark Owens, R-Crane, said amendments to a bill in the Senate Committee on Education exempting school board members in districts with 1,625 fewer students will prevent people from quitting boards.

As Treasure Valley Community College officials look to balance the school’s budget, the college is considering a tuition and fee hike.

The seventh annual Malheur County Spelling Bee, held at Nyssa Elementary School on Thursday March 16, from 7 a.m. to noon, offers students a rare chance to compete academically.

In a game where free throws were a big factor, the Jordan Valley Mustangs finished in fourth place at the state 1A girls basketball tournament. They beat North Douglas on Saturday, March 4.

With 18-point games from Carter Bayes and Ashton Jephson, the Adrian Antelopes beat Nixyaawii on Saturday, March 4, to take fourth in the state 1A tournament.

The Jordan Valley girls basketball team dropped its opening state tournament game to Crane but bounced back with a win over Country Christian Thursday, March 2. Now the Mustangs will play North Douglas Saturday morning, March 4 for fourth/sixth place.