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Vaccine exclusion day is Wednesday, Feb. 16

Vaccine exclusion day is Wednesday, Feb. 16. Families whose students are not up to date on their required immunizations have contacted directly by their school nurse or health aide. Students who are not up-to-date on their required immunizations will be excluded from attendance and on-site programs or activities beginning Wednesday, Feb. 16 until proof of...
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Fall transfer applications accepted beginning March 1

Bethel students who want to attend a school other than their neighborhood school, as well as out-of-district students who want to attend a Bethel school next fall (2022-2023 school year) can apply for in-district or interdistrict transfers beginning March 1 through March 31. This initial transfer window allows the district to plan for the upcoming...
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Fairfield Elementary speech-language pathologist earns second ACE award

LeeAnn Williamson, a speech-language pathologist at Fairfield Elementary recently completed an incredible accomplishment. Williamson was recently notified that she is a second-time recipient of an American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) ACE award for achievement in post-graduate scholarship. This is her second ASHA ACE award in two years – a rare achievement! Here’s an excerpt...
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WHS seniors present at public policy forum

Willamette High School seniors in Leslie Simmons and Steve Miller’s government classes participated in a public policy forum last week, during which students worked in small teams to identify a societal problem and propose a public policy to address the problem. The culminating day(s), which took place last Thursday and Friday, are set up like...
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Malabon Teacher receives mini grant from local credit union for creative curriculum idea

Congratulations to Bethel’s own Jeni Davidson, a second-grade teacher Malabon Elementary School, who has been awarded $1,500 from Northwest Community Credit Union to support her creative curriculum idea! With the funding, Davidson will purchase diversity-focused picture books that can be used for reading and math lessons for the entire first and second-grade class at Malabon....
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New food pantry launches in Shasta Middle School parking lot

01/21/2022 It was an exciting day Thursday as Food for Lane County opened a new mobile pop-up food pantry in the Shasta Middle School Parking lot. The pantry is open to all Bethel community members from 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. every Thursday in the back Shasta parking lot near the baseball fields. Items that...
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