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Amie Ell, Peter Knowles, Jenna Mobley and Kelly Hume stand outside Columbia High School on April 21.
The days of “classroom management” as students distracted each other with side conversations gave way to seeking “classroom engagement” for teachers at Columbia High School during the pandemic, English and social studies teacher Kelly Hume said.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Among the many ways in which schools are being transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic, changes in public school enrollment is one likely to have important consequences in classrooms across the nation, particularly for the youngest learners. According to recent research, U.S. districts reported a substantial drop in the number of students enrolled in kindergartens in 2020-2021, a shift that suggests a "kindergarten bubble" in the coming school year as these students enter school.
After more than a year of school being fully online or only partly in-person, thousands of students in Redmond and Bend-La Pine school distric…
Trying to get all RSD students to in-person schooling is a logistical challenge, but we’re up to the task
With the New Year brings enthusiasm and opportunity to try something new. Whether you are looking to pick up a new hobby or wanting to learn a…
REDMOND — Vern Patrick Elementary School, in southwest Redmond, has two quirks originating from its 1995 construction.
After months of intense planning, students will be able to return to college campuses this fall, but it will be a vastly different experience.
It’s back-to-school time, and this year things are looking a lot different for students, educators, and parents as we prepare for virtual lear…
Nearly 7,500 students in Redmond, Tumalo and Terrebonne won’t return to classrooms until Nov. 2 at the earliest.