In an effort to protect the rights of veteran aviation students, Central Oregon Community College said Friday it has filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Eugene against the Department of Veterans Affairs and related federal officials.
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Bend-La Pine Schools is adding two new school sites – for a total of 10 school locations – to its free Grab and Go meal locations beginning Monday.
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Based on input from students, Oregon State University announced Thursday it is postponing commencement ceremonies in Corvallis and at OSU-Cascades in Bend until a later date, possibly in the fall.
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown on Wednesday announced that all schools in the state will remain closed through the end of the 2019-20 school year to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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With uncertainty looming about the future of Central Oregon high school graduation ceremonies this year, a Bend woman has started creating signs to support and show solidarity with High Desert high schools.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Oregon State University will freeze tuition rates for current undergraduates at the Corvallis, Bend campuses for the coming summer, 20-21 academic year
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On Wednesday morning at Elk Meadow Elementary in southwest Bend, parents dropped by to pick up educational materials for their kids to learn at home.
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As schools across the country remain closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, Bend-La Pine Schools students and their families are among the many around the state moving to online learning.
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The Redmond School Board on Tuesday selected Dr. Charan Cline of Yamhill to be the district’s next superintendent.
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Oregon schools may not reconvene this school year, so officials are putting more emphasis behind making sure all students will have access to online learning.
Continue Reading TWO COCC STUDENTS MERIT NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP HONORS Two students at Central Oregon Community College, Erik Kersenbrock and Janae Radke, have earned 2020 New Century Pathway Scholarships from the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society — the only students in Oregon to receive these prestigious national community college academic prizes. The scholarships, awarded earlier this month, recognize the two best achievement
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A $50,000 Facebook grant is helping Crook County schools hand out more than 250 Chromebooks for a new online learning program that begins next week.
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When Oregon schools closed March 16 due to the COVID-19 outbreak, it wasn’t only the opportunity to learn that students lost. Many students who rely on school breakfasts and lunches also were missing out. But in Crook County, a new effort has brought those meals to them.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (KTVZ) — Will my parents be OK? Will I be able to keep my job? Will I still graduate on time? Will I even put on pants today? As the most basic elements of daily life become uncertain amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of professors in Oregon State University’s School of Psychological
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Oregon’s seven public comprehensive universities and Oregon Health & Science University announced jointly Wednesday that none will require freshman applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores to be considered for admission, starting with fall term 2021.
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The Oregon FFA State Convention was canceled this year because of the coronavirus, but convention leaders still recognized teachers and administrators for their support of high school Ag programs.
Continue Reading Responding to an executive order from Gov. Kate Brown, starting next Monday and extending through April 28, Central Oregon Community College’s staff and faculty will largely shift to a teleworking structure, the school announced Thursday.
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The Bend-La Pine School Board voted Wednesday evening to appoint Assistant Superintendent Lora Nordquist to serve as interim superintendent for one year, beginning July 1.
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Since Gov. Kate Brown announced the closure of all K-12 schools until the end of March, an educator in the Redmond School District decided to bring the classroom to students’ homes.
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As the death toll from the new coronavirus reached at least 31 in Washington state, Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday ordered that all public and private K-12 schools in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties be closed for six weeks.
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