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Alumni in the News - Willamette University
WU student earns internships, aid through Kemper Scholars Program
The James S. Kemper Foundation has chosen Sam Gonzales ’16 for the prestigious Kemper Scholars Program, which will prepare him for leadership and service in the management and business fields.

Gonzales, a native of Junction City, Ore., was selected on the basis of academic excellence, character, leadership and service experience. He will receive an annual scholarship of $8,000 for his remaining years of college, along with ongoing mentoring and the ability to attend annual conferences with Kemper Scholars from across the country.

Gonzales will attend a conference in Chicago in August to meet other Kemper Scholars and discuss their experiences with the program. The following summer, he will intern for a Chicago nonprofit company — choosing from a selection of museums, public radio stations, theaters and other organizations.

During the summer of his junior year, Gonzales will intern at a for-profit company of his choosing, and has the potential to travel abroad.

Each year, 18 students are chosen for the Kemper Scholars Program. Willamette University is one of 16 schools allowed to nominate students for the opportunity.
Oregon Battle of the Books

The Oregon Battle of the Books is a great program that supports and promotes reading.  The sections are divided into grades 3-5, 6-8  and high school.  Each grade level has sixteen books that are on the reading list.   In February we had a district competition held at Oaklea.  Our grades 3-5 competed against Oaklea, Laurel and Territorial.  Becky Smith was in charge of the Laurel group, Rebecca Carmichael for Territorial and Sherrene Kulm and Carol Davis for Oaklea's group.  All students that participated in OBOB took part in the Battle.  Oaklea's band played Eye of the Tiger as students arrived. Parents and siblings were invited to attend and chairs were assembled in Oaklea's small gym.  The teams are divided into groups of four with one alternate.  Teams were asked eight  "In which book" questions and eight content questions.  Points are kept through out the competition and totals added at the end.  The top team in each group grade level continues on to compete at the regional level.  Grade 3-5 regionals were held at North Eugene High School.  Grades 6-8 regionals were held at North Eugene High School.  Our Oaklea grades 6-8 made it to the "Sweet sixteen" before being eliminated.  We are very proud of all partcipants this year.  All students read many books and were great competitors. 


State Report Card - Choose Junction City in district selection drop-down list box.
Impact of Proposed Oregon
K-12 Funding
Information regarding the Proposed Oregon K-12 Funding are now available on the COSA Website. They are located under the *School Finance* menu, under the menu item *School Funding 2009-10.

COSA Website
On the same School Funding 2009-10 webpage, are links to two other documents that provide a statewide perspective:
Best investment for Oregon’s Main Streets? Short- and long-term, it’s public schools
Oregonians count on their elected representatives to fund schools…
   
   
   
 



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Facilities Steering Committee
Tell us how we can improve our schools!  The School District is working with the community to identify needed facility improvements to continue to ensure that our schools are safe, healthy, efficient and cost-effective.  The District will build on an initial study of facility improvement needs completed in 2007 and 2008 to identify the most appropriate combination of enhancements.  Your ideas are essential to ensuring this process reflects the goals of parents, families and other District residents.  Please complete this brief survey to tell us which types of improvements are most important to you.  Thanks for helping us with this important effort! Click Here for Survey

For more information on the Facilities Steering Committe, Please visit the FSC web page at: http://www.junctioncity.k12.or.us/fsc.html
May 20 School Board Meeting, 6pm
May 20-23 LES - Music Performances, 7pm
May 21 JCHS Career Fair, 8-12pm (Modified Bell Schedule)
May 23 LES - Walk-a-Thon (Outdoor School)
May 24 No School - Teacher Work Day (Daycare Closed)
May 27 No School - Memorial Day
June 3-7 LES - Outdoor School (4th Grade)
June 3-7 LES - Swimming Week for 1-3rd Grade
June 4 Baccalaureate
June 6 JCHS - Senior (Class of 2013) Dessert, 7pm in the Cafeteria
June 6 OMS - 6th Grade Cultural Fair, 4:30-6:00pm
June 7 JCHS - Graduation Practice for Seniors
June 8 103rd JCHS Graduation, Peden Stadium, 2pm
June 10 TES - Outdoor School
June 10 OMS - 7th/8th Grade Choir Concert, 7pm
June 11 OMS - 7th Grade Awards Assembly, 8:45 am
June 11 OMS - 6th Grade Band Concert, 7pm
June 12 OMS - Awards Assembly, 5th Grade 8:24am
6th Grade 9:31am (Cafeteria)
June 13 OMS - 8th Grade Awards Assembly, 8:45am
8th Grade Field Day
June 13 OMS - 8th Grade Recognition, 4:30pm (Oaklea Gym)
June 14 Last Day of School
June 24 School Board Meeting, 6pm
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