In past years, Oregon students have primarily learned the West-facing view of Oregon’s history—the one that focuses on the white pioneer expansion experience. That tide is shifting. In 2017, the state enacted Oregon Senate Bill 13, an agreement between the state and tribes to ensure native perspectives are a part of the history curriculum across… Read more »
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Redesigning outdoor school to serve Latinx students
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One-of-a-kind outdoor school showcases the wild wonders of the Siskiyous
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Outdoor School is a natural fit for a nature education center in beautiful Southern Oregon.
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Eastern Oregon students experience five memorable days at outdoor school.
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A new outdoor school partnership makes use of an underutilized mountaineering lodge on Mount Hood.
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A weeklong camp tradition grows young naturalists—and good citizens.
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A long tradition of Outdoor School is a cornerstone of the district’s award-winning sustainability programs.
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From Kindergarten, Butte Creek Elementary students have their eyes set on sixth grade outdoor school at the Oregon Coast—but they need a little help getting there.
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Outdoor school is a traditional rite of passage for Crook County sixth graders, who spend five days in fellowship with nature and their new camp ‘family.’
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