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A new high school sports program in Eugene that includes developmentally disabled students is gaining momentum.
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In April, the Eugene 4J School Board voted to demolish the North Eugene High School building. The decision creates uncertainty for the Yujin Gakuen Japanese immersion school, which was hoping to use the building after North Eugene students vacated it.
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Two Eugene schools were bestowed towering, hand-carved totem poles yesterday, by the 4J NATIVES program. COVID-19 delayed delivery of the first pole to…
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The “Yes for 4J Schools” citizen committee kicked off a $319 million bond campaign today -- the largest bond in Lane County history. The size of the bond…
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A $500 reward is being offered for tips on who’s responsible for anti-Semitic graffiti scrawled on the doors of North Eugene High School. KLCC’s Brian…
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Tuesday evening state education leaders visited Eugene to hear thoughts from parents and teachers on the new Smarter Balanced standardized tests.Tensions…
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This month, the City of Eugene’s Human Rights Office, in conjunction with the Eugene Police Department, released a report documenting bias-based incidents…
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A North Eugene High School Custodian was surprised to find out she was nominated for a national award recognizing outstanding work with students.The…
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Here's a quiz. What two languages are taught at North Eugene High School? Spanish is the first. But the second? It's Japanese. The school received a grant…