Joce Johnson
Statesman Journal
Salem, OR, United States
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S-K middle schoolers shortchanged on science?
District offers 1 semester in 6th and 7th grades; not enough say experts in age of STEM → Read More
Future students get a glimpse at career technical center
CTEC held an open house for students who will be in programs in the fall. → Read More
Expansion of Farm to School program pushes districts to buy local
The Legislature approved a $3.3 million increase for Farm to School and School Garden programs. → Read More
West High student selected for Tokyo science academy
Emma Fagan was selected among eight students in the U.S. → Read More
Silverton retailer to give away 200 backpacks with supplies
TCC will donate backpacks with supplies to children on Aug. 1 → Read More
Summer program readies incoming freshmen for high school
Summer Transition Program was offered this summer at McKay, McNary and North Salem high schools. → Read More
Woodburn teacher named AgriScience Ambassador by national academy
Seth Stoddard teaches agriscience at Academy of Art, Science & Technology in Woodburn. → Read More
Governor signs community college tuition waiver bill
SB 81 will waive tuition for qualifying students in 2016. → Read More
15 schools receive new playgrounds with leftover bond money
Salem-Keizer schools will spend about $20 million on bond construction work this summer. → Read More
Chemeketa board tours new technical education facility
Chemeketa board tours new technical education facility → Read More
Salem-Keizer School Board swears in newly elected members
The Salem-Keizer School Board swore in three newly-elected members at their monthly meeting Tuesday as well as came to a decision on who will serve the board as its chairperson and vice chairperson this year. Rick Kimball will serve as the board's chairperson for the 2015-16 school year. He served in that position last year. Paul Kyllo will serve as he board's vice chair. Voters in Marion County… → Read More
Gov. Brown signs “Fair Shot” bills into law
Four bills include goals to end profiling, enhance retirement security. → Read More
North Marion schools opt for quicker online student registration
InfoSnap saves time, paper for families and district staff. → Read More
Memorial service to be held for pilot in fatal crash
Memorial service for John Layton to be held at Keizer Civic Center. → Read More
Camp offers bike-riding skills and sense of freedom
For kids with disabilities at bike camp, instruction is personalized. → Read More
Letter’s tone hints at hidden issue: late parents
Some thought it was a necessary response to parents who don’t pick up their kids → Read More
Here are the bills that could make an impact on education in Oregon
Bills focused on budget, standardized test, early learning and career and technical education. → Read More
Chemeketa lowers tuition for ’15-16 due to higher funds
Community colleges received more from the Legislature than anticipated for 2015-16. → Read More
Wrestling fanatics brave the heat for live event
Wrestlers from in and out of state tout skills in the ring. → Read More
Firefighters continue battle of 70-acre blaze near Detroit Lake
Highway 22 is not closed, but traffic is heavy through the area. → Read More