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Education

Protecting Pride

An increase in hateful comments at school board meetings has led to an impassioned response by the community

EW-Extra 2 years ago
k-12 education logo

As June marks Pride month, a time dedicated to the celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, 4J school district is moving out of a May marked … Continue reading →

Semester Switch

4J high schools will run on a different — and controversial — schedule next year

News 2 years ago
k-12 education logo

An announcement that all 4J high schools will be moving to a new semester schedule in September 2023 has been met with trepidation by many … Continue reading →

Cutting the Clinic

Lane Community College president proposes closing the school's health care clinic due to budget cuts

EW-Extra 2 years ago

On April 25, Lane Community College President Stephanie Bulger emailed LCC staff and faculty about proposed changes to the school’s health clinic. She starts off … Continue reading →

No Place For Hate

Students at Spencer Butte Middle School incite change to 4J safety reporting process

News 2 years ago
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On Tuesday, April 18, Spencer Butte Middle School students walked out of school to protest the way harassment is reported and responded to on their … Continue reading →

Classroom in the Cloud

Marcola School District is using technology to teach students online

News 5 years ago

Most elementary to high school students are on an extended spring break, with an end date that continues to be pushed back as the weeks … Continue reading →

What’s Up With Sex Ed?

Parents upset abstinence-only education taught in 4J schools

News 6 years ago

Telling kids not to have sex has been proven not to work. Study after study reveals that abstinence-only sex education is ineffective in preventing teenage … Continue reading →

Where Did the Sex (Ed) Go?

Parents upset abstinence-only education taught in 4J schools

BlogNews 6 years ago

Abstinence-only education has been proven not to work. Study after study reveals that abstinence-only education as a state policy is ineffective in preventing teenage pregnancy … Continue reading →

Unequal Penalties

Local schools suspend and expel special education students at twice the rate of their peers. One district is trying to change that.

News 6 years ago

By Brandon Taylor and Asia Zeller In 2014, Frieda Bikele could count on getting a routine phone call from the Eugene School District 4J’s Camas … Continue reading →

New Zone, New Interns

A3 High School sends two seniors to New Zone Gallery for a month-long internship

News 7 years ago

The New Zone Gallery in downtown Eugene is home to a diverse community of local artists. But last month, it was also home to two … Continue reading →

Head of State

Gov. Kate Brown spends a day in Eugene meeting with students, teachers and reporters

News 7 years ago

On a Tuesday morning, Jan. 16, students, teachers and a few state legislators mingled in Eugene’s Winston Churchill High School auditorium. A couple of cameras … Continue reading →

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