Culinary Team Cooking For A 3-Peat
The Willamette Culinary team had one last practice before the state championships, delivering a perfect gourmet meal.
With a menu designed to provide a gourmet meal, the Willamette Culinary team will be seeking a third consecutive state championship Monday.
See the menu for the state competition.
Two of the team members, Samantha Thompson and Makayla Schweitzer, represented WHS at the ProStart nationals last year. They are joined by Anthony Bondio, Charlise Stewart and Payton Glover.
The Culinary team has been practicing since October, making the Cheese and Herb Agnolotti, Seared Halibut and special dessert over and over.
The rules require them to cook the entire meal on two propane burners, using no electric-powered kitchen appliances, in one hour.
The state champions will advance to the national championships in Washington, D.C.
Coronovirus Information: Just The Facts
Bethel School District works closely with Lane County Public Health in all student and staff health-related issues.
Currently the risk to the general public from the 2019 Novel (new) Coronavirus is very low. There are no diagnosed cases in Oregon.
The virus, also called COVID-19, is being closely monitored by Lane County Public Health, the Oregon Health Authority, and by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.)
Bethel School District always follows the recommendations provided by Lane County Public Health when addressing health-related matters.
Click here for a video of a LCPH nurse explaining the virus.
Click here for a fact sheet from the Oregon Health Authority.
Actualmente, el riesgo para el público en general del nuevo Coronavirus 2019 es muy bajo. No hay casos diagnosticados en Oregon.
El virus, también llamado COVID-19, está siendo monitoreado de cerca por las autoridades de salud en el condado de Lane, a nivel estatal, y por los CDC (Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades).
El Distrito Escolar de Bethel siempre sigue las recomendaciones proporcionadas por Lane County Public Health al abordar asuntos relacionados con la salud.
Haga clic aquí para ver un video de una enfermera de LCPH que explica el virus.
Haga clic aquí para obtener una hoja informativa de la Autoridad de Salud de Oregón.
Annual Celebration Gives Singers A Large Voice
The annual Bethel Choir Celebration brought together more than 360 Bethel elementary, middle and high school students.
Under the guidance of guest Choir Director Dr. Beth Wheeler from the University of Oregon, the singers shared one combined song.
WHS Student Named Future First Citizen Winner
Willamette senior Elizabeth Ortiz has been honored with the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce Future First Citizen Award.
Willamette senior Elizabeth Ortiz has been named the Future First Citizen by the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce.
Along with being Wil-Hi’s senior class president, Elizabeth is a peer tutor, a PeaceHealth volunteer, the Head Coordinator of the Wolverine Pageant, the WHS student representative to the School Board, and is involved in a number of other groups, clubs and activities at school and in the community.
Arriving in the U.S. from Mexico 11 years ago, Elizabeth spoke no English. Now eloquently bi-lingual, her long-term goal is to become a neonatal surgeon.
The award, presented in front of hundreds of people at the Chamber’s 66th annual Celebration of Business, recognizes a local high school senior who has made notable contributions to our community.
Her selection as Future First Citizen is well-deserved. Elizabeth is an outstanding representative of Bethel and the City of Eugene.