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The Cove School District, where every student is important, promotes lifelong learning through community partnership. The focus for Cove School District #15 is academic. It is our desire to provide a rigorous curriculum, which prepares students for the 21st Century.
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The Elgin Public Schools have an enrollment of 450 students in Pre-schoool through twelfth grade. They are served by 51 skilled and dedicated staff members. An effective Site Council works cooperatively with the Board of Education and the school administration to ensure a broad review and support of the school programs. The school has a wide range of educational activities which include: Leadership and governance; Opportunities for students; Student publishing center; Parent and community newsletters; Exceptional business, FBLA, VO-AG, FFA, CAD, Industrial Arts and Music programs. Students attending our school represent diverse social and economic settings. A high number of these students graduate from high school and enroll in higher education institutions.
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Instilling an Attitude of Excellence and the Commitment to Achieve.
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La Grande School District is located in La Grande, Oregon, nestled in the Grande Ronde valley between the Blue Mountains and the Wallowa Mountains of Northeastern Oregon. We have four elementary schools, Willow Elementary, which is home to all of our kindergarten classes, Central Elementary, Greenwood Elementary, and Island City Elementary Schools (grades 1-5). The district also includes La Grande Middle School (grades 6-8) and La Grande High School. We have a total student population of about 2100 students. In the La Grande School District we believe every student can learn and deserves a safe, motivating, and challenging school environment. Therefore, it is the mission of the La Grande School District to provide a learning environment where educators work collaboratively to ensure that each student maximizes their learning.
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The mission of North Powder Charter School is to provide for all students--the educational excellence for promotion of skills, self-esteem, life-long personal growth, and the fundamental knowledge for becoming responsible citizens in partnership with parents and community.
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"Students, Parents and Staff working together to build a solid foundation for Lifelong Learning!"
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The InterMountain Education Service District is the result of a merger between the Umatilla-Morrow and Union-Baker ESDs, completed on May 31, 2011. The resulting IMESD has served the children of Eastern Oregon since 1863. The IMESD has approximately 235 employees who serve nearly 23,000 students in 19 school districts throughout a four-county service area -- Umatilla, Morrow, Union and Baker counties. The IMESD is legislatively mandated to provide four core areas of service to students and schools: Programs for children with special needs, technology support, administrative services, and school improvement services. However, while the IMESD provides excellence service in these four program areas, it also provides a multitude of other programs and services to school districts. In addition, the IMESD also has an entrepreneurial sector, InterMountain Initiatives, which provides similar services to school districts outside the component area, non-profit organizations, and other public agencies as a way of subsidizing services for school districts and relieving reliance upon the General Fund.