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As we celebrate the new year, efforts continue in our district to improve student achievement and plan for the long-term success of our students, staff, families and community.

Reading, writing, math, and pathways to graduation remain among our district’s top priorities. I am so grateful for the partnerships we continue to build with families, local organizations, and industry leaders to create opportunities for our talented students to grow, learn and find gainful employment in this wonderful community.

With our staff and school leaders focused on these goals, we are also constantly assessing our strategies. As superintendent, I am committed to making sure our district uses its resources effectively for the sake of our entire community. This topic is especially top of mind as our district begins the work of preparing our budget for the 2025-26 school year. Read more.

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Winter weather is here and that means it’s time to prepare for potential school delays and closures!

When severe weather is in the forecast, Roseburg School District decides whether to delay or close school based on the following considerations:

• the ability to operate school buses safely

• the ability of students and parents to drive safely

• the ability of students to walk safely

• the ability of employees to get to work on time and safely​​

Learn more about our process on our website here.

Melrose Elementary students participated in a school-wide sock drive to support their community. During Child Development Specialist Porsha Herrera’s class, students discussed the importance of giving back and prepared donations by filling socks with essential items like toothpaste, toothbrushes, and chapstick. Fifth-grader Hudson shared, “A lot of people donate shirts and money, but not a lot of people donate socks.” Herrera emphasized how small contributions from everyone can create a big impact.

Congratulations to our Veterinary Science CDE participants! The Beginning Team took FIRST place, and the Advanced Team took SECOND! Special recognition goes to Rebecca Abdulbashir (1st), Azel Mills (2nd), and Marek Dewbre (3rd) for the Beginning Team. For the Advanced Team, Juniper Crocker (2nd), Katelyn Wylie (3rd), and Hannah Dammann (10th) placed in the Top 10. On to STATE!

Roseburg High School freshmen recently explored career options during the Career Technical Education (CTE) Cruise and Fair. Freshman House classes toured CTE classrooms, talked with students, and tried hands-on activities. The event aimed to inspire students to consider CTE courses that could help shape their future careers.

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

Fremont Middle School’s advanced woodshop students recently combined learning and service by building bunk beds for children in need at the Sleep in Heavenly Peace workshop. Guided by woodshop teacher Tracy Grauer and nonprofit leader JP Wilson, students sharpened their woodworking skills while supporting the mission, "No kid sleeps on the floor in our town."

Roseburg High School Fine Arts 1 students are showcasing their creativity in an art show sponsored by the Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve. Themed "Caves are Home to Fabulous Creatures that Live Nowhere Else on Earth," the exhibit features artwork inspired by unique species like pseudoscorpions, springtails, and harvestmen. Their pieces will be on display at the Grants Pass Museum of Art from January 21 to February 20, celebrating both student talent and the incredible biodiversity of caves.

Fir Grove Elementary fifth-graders visited the University of Oregon’s Natural History Museum to learn about Oregon tribes and their history. They also worked on Native American reports in class, connecting their studies with real-world experiences.

The Oregon Department of Education, in partnership with the Oregon Lottery, is accepting nominations for the 2025-26 Regional Teacher of the Year through Feb. 6.

Anyone can nominate a teacher. Nominate your favorite teacher today at oregonteacheroftheyear.org. This teacher just may be selected as the Douglas Regional Teacher of the Year and be in the running for the honor of 2025-26 Oregon Teacher of the Year.

Regional Teachers of the Year will receive a cash prize of $1,000 and will be celebrated across the state. The 2025-26 Oregon Teacher of the Year will receive a $10,000 cash prize (with $5,000 going to their school) and serve as a spokesperson and representative for all Oregon teachers.

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.

• Budget and Accounting Manager, District Office.
• Middle School Track Coach, Joseph Lane Middle School.
• Varsity Softball Assistant Coach, Roseburg High School.
• Instructional Assistant I (7 hours), Learning Resource Center, Joseph Lane Middle School.
• Instructional Assistant III (7 hours), Elementary Resource Center, Eastwood Elementary.
• Food Service Assistant (3 hours), Roseburg High School.
• Food Service Assistant (4 hours), Roseburg High School.

• Teacher/Staff on Special Assignment- Behavior Support, District Office.
• Special Education Teacher, Learning Resource Center, 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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