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/in News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgImmunization Clinic and Well Child Visits
/in District Site News, News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgThe Student Based Health Clinic is holding well child visits and immunization clinics at the Pendleton Early Learning Center. This is available to all PSD students with no cost to families.
October 14, 2024
November 18, 2024
December 9, 2024
January 27, 2025
Services offered :
Well Child Exams
Vision Screening
Immunizations
Referrals as needed
Please call ahead to make an appointment at 541-966-3857 or 541-966-3432
2024-25 Bus Routes Posted
/in News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgPHS – Cellphones to be ‘Bell to bell, no cell’
/in District Site News, High Schools News /by rthornburgAn article from the East Oregonian regarding cell phones at Pendleton High School starting August 27, 2024.
Pendleton High cellphones to be ‘Bell to bell, no cell’
District Seeking Applicants for Vacant School Board Position
/in District Site News /by rthornburgDistrict Seeking Applicants for Vacant School Board Position
Due to a recent vacancy, the Pendleton School District is seeking applicants for Position 6 on the Pendleton School Board; 3 years remain on this term. Applicants must be legally registered voters who currently reside and will have resided within the district boundaries for one year immediately before the appointment.
Please submit applications no later than July 15, 2024, to the Pendleton School District Office at 107 NW 10th Street, or they may be emailed to Ronda Thornburg – Board Secretary
Application letters should include:
Address the following:
Should you have any questions, you may contact the board chair, Beth Harrison.
Washington Elementary Intern Spotlight – Keri Kubesh
/in District Site News, Washington School News /by rthornburgWashington Elementary School would like to thank and acknowledge Keri Kubesh, who was an intern working on her Master of Social Work (MSW) degree at the school during the 23-24 school year.
Kubesh worked closely with Maria Davis, Child Development Specialist, and Jaime Larsen, Behavior Specialist, at the school, as well as with Principal Kevin Dinning and Assistant Principal Heidi Paullus.
Kubesh did job shadowing, ran student groups focusing on Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and responded to crisis calls. She said she loved the staff at Washington and that everyone was helpful and really supportive. She is grateful for the opportunity and for the school administrators.
What was one challenge? Kubesh said trying to make the SEL student groups engaging for different students, especially those who have trouble paying attention, was sometimes difficult.
However, Kubesh said, “I’ve always worked with kids, and I just love it.”
PELC Field Day
/in Early Learning Center News /by rthornburgAll kindergarten students at the Pendleton Early Learning Center had a great time at the school’s field day on May 30, 2024.
PHS End of Year Message
/in District Site News, High Schools News /by rthornburgAn End-of-Year Message from Principal Dutcher.
Washington Elementary Intern Spotlight – Rachael Olson
/in District Site News, Washington School News /by rthornburgWashington Elementary School would like to thank and acknowledge Rachael Olson, who was an Administrative Intern at the school during the 23-24 school year.
Olson, who works for InterMountain ESD, was a Special Education Instructional Coach at Washington this year, providing instructional support for two new teachers at the school. In addition, Olson was an intern obtaining hours toward earning her Administrative License through COSA (Coalition of Oregon School Administrators) and the University of Oregon.
She worked with Principal Kevin Dinning and Assistant Principal Heidi Paullus, doing job shadowing, observing meetings, and more.
Olson said the intern experience has been amazing and exceeded her expectations. She said she wasn’t sure how she would feel about someday being a school administrator, but she has grown to love it. “I could see myself doing this in the future. I really like being in a building, and I love seeing the little faces of the students.”
What was surprising to Olson was the amount of steps an administrator gets walking around in a day. She said you are never really sitting at a desk.
Outdoor School – Spring of 2024
/in News - District & All Schools /by rthornburg