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As Roseburg School District’s partnerships with Umpqua Community College and local industry leaders continue to grow, we are creating more and more opportunities for students to plan for their most successful futures.

Our staff and educators work every day to help students identify their strengths and passions, align those qualities to the real world, and gain the skills needed to earn a living wage. Career readiness starts early. That’s why we’ve developed special lessons for elementary students that provide hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering and math. Our young learners take field trips to places like forests and farms, and our teachers incorporate problem-solving challenges into classroom lessons, helping students think critically, collaborate and innovate. By exposing students to these concepts early, we’re helping them see the connection between their education and real-world careers.

Here’s the thing — we want to make sure more students can enter careers and build their lives right here in Roseburg. This community was built on timber, which for generations has shaped our economy. But if we want Roseburg to truly thrive, we must stop exporting our other greatest resource — our talent. Read more.

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The Roseburg High School Foundation selected RHS seniors Nilisha Patel, Grace Harris, Annan Kohlberg, Owen Miller and Sylvia Eckman as the Future First Citizen finalists for 2025. Congratulations to Annan for earning the Future First Citizen title at Wednesday night's award ceremony!

The finalists are sharing $26,000 in scholarship money, with the winner earning $10,000 toward tuition at the college of their choice. The other four finalists each receive $4,000 scholarships.

The award recognizes five top seniors as future leaders, volunteers, supporters and role models who will make a difference in their community.

Eastwood Elementary fifth-graders got a firsthand look at RHS Career and Technical Education during the first-ever showcase for an elementary school! Students toured classrooms and learned about hands-on career pathways in healthcare, automotive, welding and more. This opportunity will soon be available to all elementary schools in our district!

When the advanced woodshop students at RHS were asked to repair the school's old podium, seniors Adam Shoop, Jacob Michael and Keagan Myers decided to take it a step further, designing and building a brand-new one from scratch. The custom piece, featuring a live edge top and CNC-carved details, debuted at the February 12 School Board meeting, where its craftsmanship impressed staff and community members. This new podium will now serve RHS for years to come at board meetings, graduations and special events.

As part of the Celebration of Literacy, students from Fullerton IV and Winchester elementary schools participated in a poster contest with the theme “Dive into a Good Book.” Five winners from Fullerton IV and eight from Winchester earned a gift certificate to While Away Books, a feature in the newspaper, and had their posters displayed at Wildlife Safari. Congratulations to these talented students!

Congratulations to Roseburg High School's instructional assistant Khumbulani Moyo and math teacher Pete Hanson; and Fullerton IV Elementary’s instructional assistant Hannah Harwood and third-grade teacher Carrie Stokes-Rudsell, for earning Crystal Apple Awards for February.

Each month, a different school presents its Crystal Apple winners for recognition by our School Board, and this February, RHS and Fullerton had the honor of celebrating their outstanding staff.

Our Elementary School STEAM Team shares the latest updates on science, technology, engineering, arts and math education around the district.

This month, the STEAM Team is teaching students about scale and proportion through a fun 3D Art Engineering lesson. Using spaghetti and marshmallows, students draw a 3D shape and then build a model twice as big, learning how measurement and math apply to real-world structures. Through teamwork and problem-solving, they explore how objects can be scaled up or down while keeping accurate proportions. It’s a creative way to bring engineering to life in the classroom!

Thanks to Domino’s Pizza in Winston, kindergarten classes from Eastwood Elementary School toured the store, made their own pizzas and learned how the pizza chain works. They also explored 2D and 3D shapes by composing common shapes, identified US money denominations and their uses, and learned about different community jobs and services. It was a delicious way for our young learners to connect classroom concepts with real-world experiences!

Fremont Middle School's advanced woodshop students entered a picnic table they built into the Home & Garden Show and took second place out of seven competing schools, Fremont being the only middle school that competed!

Three RHS seniors in the advanced welding class teamed up to create a new sign for Journey Church. The church partnered with the Career and Technical Education department and provided a drawing of the sign design they wanted. Students Dominic Williams, Dakota James and Tiernan McKaun accepted the challenge and put their welding skills to work, with Dominic and Dakota cutting the sheet metal and welding the frame, while Tiernan used TIG welding to secure the sheet metal to the frame.

Applications are now being accepted for the district's pre-K program for the 2025-26 school year.

All families living within the district boundaries are encouraged to apply now for their child to be considered for placement in the program. To be eligible, children must turn 4 years old on or before Sept. 1, 2025.

Those interested in applying are welcome to attend the optional “A Peek into Pre-K” from 3 to 5 p.m. April 2. Sites are located at Eastwood, Green and Winchester elementary schools.

For more information, please visit our website at https://bit.ly/49QP5jI.

The LunchBox Express will distribute free meals to children and youth over the Spring Break.

Meals will be distributed March 24-28. The meals are available to ALL children 1 to 18 years old. Each sack will contain a breakfast and a lunch meal, and children must be present to participate (one breakfast, one lunch per child, per day).

The LunchBox Express delivery sites and times are:

• Faith Lutheran Church (820 West Kenwood St): 11 to 11:15 a.m.

• Green Elementary (4498 Carnes Road): 11:30 to 11:45 a.m.

• Eastwood Park (2823 SE Douglas Avenue): Noon to 12:15 p.m.

• Creekside Family Church (731 Newton Creek Rd): 12:45 to 1 p.m.

• Saddle Butte Mobile Manor (222 Saddle Butte Lane): 1:15 to 1:30 p.m.

For more information, call (541) 677-4221.

Come witness the Roseburg High School Band Spring Concert! Featuring the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, Concert, and Jazz Bands. Performances will be held in the Rose Theater at 7 p.m. March 13. Free admission and open to the public.

A movie night fundraiser will be held Friday at RHS to support the Orange R and Drama programs.

Snack hour starts at 5 p.m. in the Student Center with concessions available for purchase. The movie "Tangled" will be screened at 6 p.m. in the Rose Theater.

Tickets are $5 presale during lunch and $10 at the door. This is a family-friendly event, so all ages are encouraged to attend.

Come watch the RHS Choirs perform live at 7 p.m. March 18 in the Rose Theater for the Spring Choir Concert. Experience an evening filled with incredible performances from Vocal Fusion, Concert Choir, Cantamus, Men of Note & New Voice. There will be songs by artists like Frank Sinatra to Felix Mendelssohn.

Choir members will be selling roses and hosting a 50/50 raffle before the performance.

Learn more about our Board of Directors

Highlights of news and actions at School Board meetings and work sessions. Learn more on our Board Meetings web page.

We post new positions regularly! Apply online through Frontline Education.

• Payroll Specialist, Central Office.
• Instructional Assistant I (5.5 hours), Fullerton IV Elementary.
• English Language Development Teacher, district-wide.
• Elementary Classroom Teacher (Grades 3-5)
• Elementary Classroom Teacher (Grades K-2)
• World Languages Teacher: Spanish, Roseburg High School.
• High School Special Education Teacher, Learning Resource Center at Roseburg High School.
  
  

For more information, call Human Resources at (541) 440-4008 or visit our HR page.

Website: https://www.roseburg.k12.or.us
Location: 1419 Northwest Valley View Drive, Roseburg, OR, USA
Phone: (541) 440-4014
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