• April 12 – Budget Committee Meeting #1
• April 13 – PTA Meeting
• April 19 – Regular School Board Meeting
• April 20 – Midterm
• April 26 – Budget Committee Meeting #2 (if needed)
• April 29 – High School Prom
• *May 12 – Friday School Day
• *May 30 – GS Portfolio Night
  
• *May 31 – High School Graduation

April Celebrates Diversity Month: highlights unique backgrounds, cultures, and traditions

April 2 – World Autism Awareness Day: raises awareness for those with autism that are seeking to improve their lives and the acceptance of them in society.

April 5 to April 13 – Passover: major Jewish festival that celebrates the freeing of Israeli slaves

April 9 – Easter: the most important Christian holiday, which celebrates Jesus’ resurrection

April 22 – Earth Day: holiday that applauds the planet we live on and all it does for us; Earth Day is observed by more than 192 nations.

The Board evaluated his performance in executive session at the March 2023 meeting.

He was scored in three criteria areas on a 1-3 rating scale (with 1/10ths of points allowed).

The scale was:

1 = Not Meeting Expectations

2 = Meets Expectations

3 = Exceeds Expectations

The three criteria and resulting scores are:

1. Align plan for Student Success integrating six different ODE initiatives, driving five-year plan, inclusive of student, staff, family, community and board input for February 2023 completion and March 2023 vote of the Board. Score = 2.7

2. #OneCorbett - bringing Corbett community together through the schools, including the community in various district events, and aligning efforts K-12 (whole district). Score = 3.0

3. Promote CSD in the community and beyond using social media as a reminder for classroom, sports, and other school activity happenings. Score = 3.0

Overall average score was: 2.9

Dr. Fialkiewicz thank you for all you do for the children of Corbett and to connect the District with our surrounding community. We look forward to all the great things we will do together moving forward!

-Corbett School Board Members

A public meeting of the Budget Committee of the CORBETT SCHOOL DISTRICT 39, Multnomah County, State of Oregon, to discuss the budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024.

The purpose of the meeting is to receive the budget message and to receive public comment on the budget. This is a public meeting where deliberation of the CSD Budget Committee will take place. Any person may attend the meeting and provide comment on the proposed programs to the CSD Budget Committee.

Public comment may be made in person, in writing or live via Zoom. Written comments received by 5:00 p.m. April 11, 2023 will be read during the public comment section of the meeting on April 12th. All comments are subject to a three-minute limit per community member.

Additional CSD Budget Committee meetings, if needed, are scheduled to be held on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, and Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. These will also be held at the MPB and via Zoom, with details on our website. All meetings are open to the public.

Beginning Friday, April 7, 2023 at 5:00 p.m., the budget document may be viewed on the CSD website. A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained on or after April 10, 2023 at Corbett School District 39, between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm.

Visit the CSD website for details on how to attend via Zoom: www.corbett.k12.or.us.

Interview by Michelle Smith

The new science teacher at Corbett High School was raised in Portland and has lived in Oregon her entire life. Julie Trisel is the only child of parents who raised her on the west side of Portland. Julie's now retired father worked for Standard Insurance and her mom worked for First Tech Credit Union. As a child, Julie enjoyed both dance and gymnastics and was self-taught with the guitar. Her fondest memories are spending time with her maternal grandparents in Ariel, Washington. During the summers and many holidays, she would spend time in the great outdoors in the little community that housed all of the Ariel Dam employees. Her grandfather worked at the Ariel Dam and both grandparents taught her all about nature, the great outdoors and many life lessons. Julie spent many hours with her grandmother as there were not any children her age in the community. This is where Julie became fascinated with the possibility of one day becoming a science teacher.

During her junior year in high school, Julie was given an amazing opportunity by her biology teacher, Mr. Robert Clarno. He connected Julie with a grad student at Portland State University that led to her earning first place her senior year in the microbiology category at the Oregon State Science and Engineering Expo! This was another turning point for Julie, further cementing her interest in science. Julie graduated from Sunset High School in 2000 and went to work for Meier and Frank in downtown Portland. She later moved to Nordstrom, working in the cosmetics department. Julie had always wanted to attend college and in 2006, decided to make it her reality. While still working, she started at Portland Community College. She later transferred to Portland State University and graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology.

Along the way, she also took numerous classes focused on education and worked in Ballhorn Science Lab, publishing three journal articles as a co-author. Once she completed her undergraduate degree, Julie went on to attend Concordia University, graduating with her Master's degree in Secondary Education. The entire time Julie was in graduate school, she continued to work full-time at Nordstrom as a manager! After graduation, Julie was hired at Gresham High School in 2014 as a science teacher. Corbett's own Kathy Childress was a mentor for several years and was later the one that let Julie know there was an opening at Corbett High School. Julie was hired at Corbett in August 2022.

Julie is really enjoying her first year in Corbett for several reasons. Because of her summers in rural Ariel, she has a great appreciation for Corbett being a small rural community. She also appreciates getting to know the students and staff on a more personal level due to the small size of the school. Her hope is to encourage and inspire the students to engage as they learn more about science. Julie is able to bring her son who is in kindergarten to Corbett with her and that is a real bonus! She and her husband live in SE Portland with their son and they enjoy creating and playing music in the evenings and on weekends. They also love visiting the Oregon Coast to relax and have fun.

On Wednesday, March 8 Corbett School Board members were presented with our instructional hours for the 2022-23 school year. Here is a quick overview of the information from the meeting.

• Nine school closures due to power outages or inclement weather.

• Two 2-hour delays and one early dismissal.

• To remain in compliance with Oregon Department of Education required hours CSD need to either add an instructional day or ask for a waiver.

The board decided to add an instructional day and then ask for a waiver if we have another snow/power outage day before the end of the current school year.

• Friday, May 12, 2023 inservice day is now a student instructional day for all staff.

• The scheduled May inservice day will be moved to Monday, June 5, 2023.

Corbett Grade School sent their fourth and fifth grade Math is Cool teams to compete at Skyview High School in Vancouver, Washington. The mathematicians had an excellent time at the competition. They gave a lot of effort, had a good attitude and really demonstrated a lot of teamwork. Desiree Chiu and Jenny Meadows led this team through months of practice.

Their hard work and mathematical talent paid off! Both teams placed 1st in their division!! On top of that, Easton Gleich won 1st place Individual for 4th grade Corbett and Finnley Olcott won 1st place individual 5th grade Corbett. In addition, there were many other students that placed

individually in our division: Missy Field, David Enos, Grace Cooper, Kai Unruh, Claire Horton, and Lally Helzer. Congratulations to all our students participating in MATH IS COOL!

On April 16, the middle school book club, Books And Donuts (also known as the B.A.D. Readers), traveled into Portland to attend an author talk at the Keller Auditorium.

For our fourth selection of the year, we chose the Multnomah County Library and Literary Arts 2023 ‘Everybody Reads’ book, A Tale For The Time Being by Ruth Ozeki. The students and staff really enjoyed reading this one, and we were able to get tickets to the author talk. The auditorium was packed with older readers and students from many area high schools; our middle schoolers were probably the youngest readers there. Wow! It was interesting to hear Ozeki talk about building the book’s characters, her constantly changing relationship with them, and her experience writing the many versions of the story before it was finally completed and published.

In keeping with the book’s themes of Japanese identity and culture, we went out for a ramen dinner before the reading. We also walked to the Portland State University campus to hit up a boba tea spot. It was so delicious that there’s now a contingent of middle schoolers clamoring to change the group’s name to Books And Boba…

Other books that we’ve read this year are Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve, West With Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge, and A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah. We’re currently narrowing down our next novel for the year.

Happy reading, everybody!

It came to our attention that our current graduation date of May 25th represents a hardship for our student-athletes. In setting the calendar for 2022-2023 last spring, I did not realize that the move from the 4A to 3A division would create a problem for our graduation date. Luckily, we have a couple of months to adjust. I realize that this will possibly create a hardship for families with friends and family coming from out of town, but in making this difficult decision I am putting our graduating seniors first. I don’t want to put them in the position of deciding if they should attend their own graduation ceremony or participate in their school sport.

The Corbett High School Graduation for the class of 2023 will take place on Wednesday, May 31st. The parade will begin at 7:00 pm, and the ceremony will begin at 8:00 pm, in the Jeff Lucas Memorial stadium.

There will be more specific information about the graduation ceremony coming in April, but please know that seating in the actual stadium will be limited, and the surrounding grassy areas and hillside will be available on a bring-your-own-lawnchair basis, (similar to a football or soccer game).

Seniors last day of school will still be on May 22nd, and all previously planned events are on track as scheduled. Josten’s will be providing an insert for graduation announcements with the correct date. CHAMPS has re-scheduled the All-Night Party to May 31st. We are looking forward to celebrating the hard work that these students have accomplished!

Every year there are deserving students who need help purchasing their senior cap & gown. By donating $50.00 you can purchase for one of these students.. Please consider donating today.

Make your check payable to Corbett High School and write Bonnie L. Dixon in the memo line.

Mail to: Corbett School District

attn: Brie Windust

35800 E. Hist. Col. Riv. Hwy

Corbett, OR 97019

• Madeline is a bright and self-motivated student. She readily grasps new concepts and ideas. I appreciate that she takes an active role in our classroom discussions. I have really enjoyed having her in my class. --Mrs. Ray

• Maddie is an outstanding student in science class. She is always engaged, ready to learn and is a self starter. It is a pleasure to have Maddie be a leader in science class! --Ms. Trisel

• Maddie is motivated and hard-working. I've really appreciated having her in class this year because she is so helpful to others in the class! --Mr. Wise

• Maddie is an excellent student and classmate! She is both hardworking and friendly. I’ve so enjoyed getting the opportunity to teach her this year. --Ms. Bassell

• Liv is very bright and brings good vibes to class. I appreciate her sense of humor and how she treats everyone in class. --Mr. Wise

• Liv has grown so much in her math ability in the past few weeks. I’ve been so impressed with her effort and participation in class! --Ms. Bassell

• Ethan is a thoughtful and respectful student. I appreciate his insights and contributions to our Homeroom community.--Mr. Rondema

• Ethan has been a thoughtful voice in class discussions this year, bringing up relevant and intriguing points. His classwork, especially his essays, show great effort. I appreciate his presence in class!--Ms. LK

• Maddie works hard and contributes calmly to class. She advocates for herself when she wants more feedback and helps others, too. I'm very glad she's in my class this year!--Ms. LK

• Maddie is very deserving of Student of the Month. I don't currently teach her but have in the past and I know that she works hard in all of her classes. On top of that, she is a kind and thoughtful person that shows she cares about others. I appreciate having her in my homeroom! --Mr. Wise

• Maddie has been such a great US History student this year. She sits front and center, contributes positively with thoughtful comments and ideas, and helps those around her. I appreciate her work ethic and kindness so much. --Ms. Spanjer

• Jack has been an integral part of the Cross Country team. As one of our captains this past season he helped lead the team. His example helped his teammates improve and achieve more than they ever thought possible.--Mr. Rondema

• Jack's voice is essential to our class discussions. He has a range of knowledge that helps bring in outside ideas and sophisticate the level of discourse as a whole. I also appreciate his willingness to help me navigate tech-related questions from time to time. Very glad I get to work with him this year!--Ms. LK

• Jack is a very methodical learner in science class and digs deep into the content relating it to real life. It is so nice to have Jack in AP biology class this year! --Ms. Trisel

• I appreciate Jack's work ethic in class and his inquisitive nature. He asks great questions and has a calm demeanor which helps those around him. --Mr. Wise

On Friday, March 17th the Wind Ensemble performed at the MHCC Band Festival. They performed well enough to earn scores qualifying them to perform at the OSAA Band State Championships! It has been about 10 years since they have earned this privilege. Our Junior and Senior band members have truly stepped up to the challenge this year. Here's to your continued success!

Corbett Musicians performed at the Oregon Music Educators Association District 2 Solo Festival on Saturday, March 4th. All three of our participants placed in the top three of their respective categories!

Sophie Bergkvist, trumpet - 3rd place

Connor Cornelius, euphonium - 2nd place

Ellie Dodson, clarinet - 1st place

The 3A Girls Basketball State Championship was held March 2-4 in Coos Bay. Our Cardinals travelled down on Wednesday of that week and participated in the 3-point shooting contest where Ally Schimel and Ella Holwege took first place!

The team’s quarterfinal game was against Nyssa the next day and they won 47-41 advancing to the semi-finals against Sutherlin. Corbett defeated Sutherlin 50-40 and matched up against Banks in the State Championship game on the final night of the tournament.

Both Ally Schimel and Ella Holwege were selected for First Team all-tournament and received Moda Players of the Game awards during the tournament.

On the scoreboard in the final game, our Cardinals fell short, but for their season, they finished winners! Thank you to those who filled the rooter buses and took the long ride to cheer them on for their final games. 25-4 for the season and 2023 2nd in state!

Congratulations to Olin Storlie, Layth Qouchbane, & Nico Arzeta who wrestled at Middle School Regional Qualifers.

Layth placed 6th in his weight class

Olin placed 4th in his weight class

Olin and Layth progressed to Middle School State Championships where Olin wrestled his way into the 6th place spot for the 102 weight class!!

There is an upcoming spring sports program that is great for students who experience disabilities. This program provides opportunities for players to develop skills at their own pace with adaptive equipment and ability based sessions provided, within a safe, fun, and inclusive environment. US Youth Soccer TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is a community-based training program.

Please check out this program: Eastside Timbers TOPSSoccer (ages 4 through adult)

• https://www.eastsidetimbers.com/topsoccer

Gorge Composite is a fun, safe, and high-quality NICA mountain biking team for students in grades 6 to 12.

Learn More: https://www.oregonmtb.org/

Contact Desiree Chiu for details: mtbgorge1@gmail.com

Important Dates:

• April 24 @ 5:30 Information Meeting: Meet coaches & learn about our team. Location: Corbett Grade School, Rm 14
• April 25 - Registration Begins
• May & June - Pre-Season Activities-Dates TBD
• July 1 - Official Start to the season
• August 26-27 - Race #1
• September 9-10 - Race #2
• September 23-24 - Race #3
• October 7-8 - Race #4
• October 22 - State Championships

MCSO Community Patrol, formally known as Citizen Patrol program, began in 2010 with the main purpose of deterring vehicle break-ins in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. MCSO Community Patrol is based out of Corbett, Oregon and also has a contingent of volunteers within the City of Fairview. This band of volunteers are trained citizen-volunteers that act as extra "eyes and ears" for local deputies. The volunteers patrol with a partner to help reduce crime; particularly vehicle break-ins of Gorge area parking lots like Multnomah Falls, along with various parks within the city of Fairview. They also patrol the Corbett Schools to keep our kids safe. They assist at numerous community events and are trained to assist police and fire personnel in the event of a disaster or other large-scale emergency. We would like to take a moment to honor them tonight for their service to Corbett and surrounding communities.

Rick Ashford has served twelve years with citizen patrol. Rick is a Navy Veteran, serving in the US Navy from 1967 to 1973. In his free time, he likes to hunt, fish, and ride motorcycles. Rick says he is a second amendment supporter, and last but not least a born again Christian. He believes he is serving the Lord in this position. Thank you, Rick!

Malcolm & Kathie Freund have been a part of MCSO’s Community Patrol since its inception. They have been Corbett residents since 1966 , and have had two sons graduate from Corbett. They helped start the local Helping Hands Program and have served on the CPCHS board for many years. Thank you Malcolm and Kathie!

Chad Randall has been in the community patrol for 5 plus years. He is a dedicated husband and father, always willing to lend a hand. He has been married to his beautiful wife Cindy for 25 years and has two wonderful children, Griffin who is 24 and daughter Baylee who is 22, both are very successful in their careers. His hobbies are playing video games on his Xbox and watching his Seahawks play during the football season. Thank you Chad!

Jim & Jane Merhar have been members of MCSO’s Community Patrol Program since 2013. Jim is an Army vet, serving 23 years in the Oregon National guard. He is a retired landscaper, father, grandfather and has been married to Jane for 36 years.

Jane is also a mother, grandmother and has children and grandchildren that have attended Corbett Schools over the years. Jane has also served the community as a TIP volunteer for 15 years. These two have served at Corbett for many dances, activities, and traffic help. Thank you Jim and Jane.

Ron Cannon has served for 13 years with MCSO’s Community Patrol. Ron

served in the United States Army and is a Vietnam War Combat-Wounded Veteran. Ron married a Corbett gal and has had a 33 year career with State and Federal governments serving veterans with employment/career needs. Over the years, Ron has served the community through youth sports, 4-H Photography, and Boy Scouts. He has also served 16 years on the Corbett Fire District Board of Directors and is currently a member of the East Multnomah County Pioneer Association’s Board of Directors. Ron is also Vice President of the Oregon Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Thank you, Ron!

Roel Uleners has served for 5 years with MCSO’s Community Patrol. His main focus within the Community Patrol is Emergency Prepardedness and Response. Roel is a board member of Corbett Firewise, where their aim is to reduce the loss of life and property, in terms of wildfires, by providing a collaborative framework to help neighbors in a geographic area get organized, find direction, and take action to increase the ignition resistance of their homes and community and to reduce wildfire risks at the local level. Roel is one of four Community Patrolers in training at Corbett Fire to become Emergency Medical Responders. Thank you Roel!

Tamala Crowe has been with the MCSO Community Patrol for 6 years and has lived in Corbett since 2016. Tamala fosters animals for the Oregon Humane Society and her specialty is cats with feeding tubes. Thank you Tamala!

Bob Foster has been with the MCSO Community Patrol for 6 years and has lived in Corbett since 1999. He is a regular blood donor and has donated over fifteen gallons of blood. Thank you Bob!

Greg Johnson has been with the MCSO Community Patrol for 6 years, and he serves as the radio technician. Greg is married and is a retired mechanical engineer. He is a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp also serves as the chaplain at the TA truck stop chapel in Troutdale for Truckers Christian Chapel Ministries. Thank you Greg!

Dwayne Schnelle has served as a team leader on Community Partol protecting the Corbett School and the community for 9 years. Prior to that, he volunteered for nearly 2 years at the school tutoring and reading to the kids. Dwayne is a Disabled Army Veteran from the War in Afghanistan and has given 23 years of service to his country, The United States of America. Dwayne is a Christian first and foremost in service to his Heavenly Father and represents the Lord Jesus Christ. He is a passionate suporter of the Constitution of the United States of America. Thank you Dwayne!

Bob Reymond has served with the Community Patrol for about fifteen years. Bob is a veteran and served in the Navy from 1960-1964. Bob has volunteered for the local Neighborhood Emergency response team and has served the Helping Hands Program. He has also done some volunteering over the years for the Corbett Community Church. He has lived in Corbett since 1989 and is origionally from New England. Bob has a son who graduated from Corbett. Thank you, Bob!

Not listed here: Susan Valdes, Kim Jenkins

Can and bottle donations: The collection bins have been relocated to the old Corbett Grade School, across from Corbett Water District. PLEASE only drop off OR 10 cent beverage containers. No wine bottles, pickle jars, or hard liquor bottles.

• April 13 @ 6:30 via Zoom
• Landscape Committee is starting back up!
• Please keep scanning those Box Tops!
• Support the Corbett PTA when you shop at: smile.amazon.com and select "Corbett Elem PTA". Every little bit helps and the PTA loves giving back to our schools and teachers
• Follow us on Facebook: Corbett PTA | Facebook

Year-End Scholarship Support

With Oregon’s Spring Break having just wrapped up, the busiest time of the academic

year begins for the Corbett Education Foundation. Students wishing to apply for a

scholarship needed to submit application packets for the next academic year by April

1 st. Packets are being reviewed and the application match process is underway. A portion of this process includes determining the number of scholarships that can be awarded based on funding goals met.

As we enter this process, we are asking for your support through our remaining events. Partnerships between Corbett Education Foundation and local restaurants continue to earn dollars for our scholarship program. We hope that you can help by purchasing a meal during the following events. Our next fundraiser is a virtual event with Panda Express on Tuesday, April 11, 2023. A virtual event allows supporters to place an online order at any Panda Express location in the nation. All they need do is enter our unique code VFR-14460 in the appropriate spot upon checkout from the Panda Express website. At no additional cost to you, Panda Express will award 28% of proceeds earned from this event toward scholarships. Use this link for direct access to our event.

https://www.community-fundraiser.com/virtual-fundraiser/events/promotions/69421b89-ee20-862e-f8ed-67d63ef19d53/en/landing

For those who enjoy Chipotle, we have one final fundraiser on Tuesday, May 9, 2023, between 4:00 and 8:00 pm, at the 2065 NE Burnside Road in Gresham. Details are on the following page. As you begin those Spring projects, remember you can help us fund scholarships through your shopping at Fred Meyer. At no cost to you, the community program will provide funds to CEF based on the amount you spend. Just add Corbett Education Foundation to your Fred Meyer profile/card, accessed via their website. Best part is, you don’t pay any additional fees. Just shop as you normally do for yard and patio needs, Spring holidays, as well as everyday items and CEF’s scholarship program benefits!

Finally, scholarships can be provided by any family, business, organization, or individual who is interested in helping Corbett students continue their education. Make donations directly to CEF to support ongoing scholarships or to establish a new scholarship. Any amount is appreciated and 100% of scholarship dollars raised are paid to the learning institutions the qualifying students have selected.

Should you have any questions regarding any of these CEF items, please contact any CEF board member. You may send messages to dgranberg@corbetteducationfoundation.org or to tlarsen6200@msn.com. Be advised, these mailboxes are not monitored on a daily basis, so it may take time to receive a reply. We thank you for your interest in the Corbett Education Foundation and we hope you are able to support us at Panda Express on Tuesday, April 11 th and at Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday, May 9th!

Supporters can use any Panda Express location of their choice across the entire nation. To support, submit orders via the Panda Express website and use our unique code 914460.

https://www.community-fundraiser.com/virtual-fundraiser/events/promotions/69421b89-ee20-862e-f8ed-67d63ef19d53/en/landing

From the Health Room:

Spring is finally trying to show up! Now is a good time to consider caring for your student’s great smile and reconnect with your dental health provider.

I have included some resources for dental care that may be helpful to parents: Regional Resources

Mt. Hood Community College Dental Hygiene Program

26000 SE Stark St. Ste. 2731

Gresham, OR 97030

Phone: 503-491-7176

Web: www.mhcc.edu

Services Provided: Dental Hygiene services to Tri-County residents only. Hygiene, fluoride, sealants, x-rays.

Population Served: Adults and children

Hours: Open school year, closed summers and holidays. No walk-ins, call for eligibility and appointment.

Fees Info/Restrictions: Sliding scale with proof of income.

OHSU School of Dentistry

2730 SW Moody Ave.

Portland , OR 97201-5042

Phone: 503-494-8867

Web: www.ohsu.edu/sod.

Services Provided: Emergency and comprehensive treatment

Population served: Adults and children

Hours: Open 8 AM - 5 PM

Fees Info/Restrictions: Reduced fees at time of service

Oregon Health Care Plan

● For emergency care and Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Open Card: 1-800-723-3638 ● If not currently enrolled, apply for the Oregon Health Plan: 1-800-359-9517 or TTY 1-800-621-5260 (Must meet eligibility criteria)

● Oregon Health Plan Client Hotline (call for problems with eligibility and service): 1-800-273-0557

If you need more assistance in helping your student obtain needed dental services, please let your school health team know and we will do our best to assist you.

Stay Strong and Healthy!

Julie Nakamura, RN

Julie Nakamura, RN 971-235-9364 email: jnakamura@mesd.k12.or.us

Debbie Baker, Health Assistant 503-261-4258 email:dbaker@corbett.k12.or.us

● Corbet SD has partnered with Care Solace to offer free mental and emotional health services to our students and families.

https://www.caresolace.org/

● Corbett SD has a website provided by the School Intervention Team (SIT) at: https://corbett.k12.or.us/students/mental-health-resources/

● Visit the Student Services web page at:

https://corbett.k12.or.us/schools/student-services/special-education/

● Visit the Corbett Mental Health & Behavior Support website at:

https://sites.google.com/mesd.k12.or.us/corbett-mhbs/home

● If you know of a Spanish Speaking family who may need an interpreter, you can email Melissa Davis, our ELD teacher, at mdavis@corbett.k12.or.us. If you have a family who needs an interpreter, not in Spanish, email Melissa Davis as well.

For questions about access to resources at Corbett School District, please call Student Services at (503) 261-4235.

Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach spring 2023

Substitute Custodian

1.0 FTE Licensed Speech Language Pathologist K-12

Temporary 1.0 FTE High School Counselor 2022-23

1.0 FTE 8th-12th High School Special Education Teacher Temp. 2022-2

SBMH School Social Worker

Bus Driver/.4 FTE (16 hours/week base)

Click here to see the most up to date listing and to Apply: https://corbett.tedk12.com/hire/Index.aspx

Email: bwindust@corbett.k12.or.us
Website: https://corbett.k12.or.us/
Location: 35800 East Historic Columbia River Highway, Troutdale, OR, USA
Phone: 5032614268
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Twitter: @CorbettSchools