Superintendent
Colt Gill
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Making Way For Progress
Willamette’s old front office building is coming down quickly. Take a look at video from the first day of demolition Thursday.
See more school bond-related news on the Bethel Bond web page.
Free Recycling Round-Up Saturday
Drop off your recyclable household items for free at Saturday’s Recycling Round-up at Willamette High School.
Your old computers, phones, TVs, electronics, household and other reusable items can now find a new home at Willamette High School’s 5th annual free Recycling Round-Up.
Bring your household items to Willamette on this Saturday, April 19th from 8:00 to 2:00.
Here’s a list of what can and cannot be accepted.
Willamette has been named the winner of Oregon’s Sustainable School Award and this community event is one reason why.
Your junk is treasure to the folks at NextStep Recycling and St. Vincent de Paul, which will gladly reuse or recycle everything gathered by Wil-Hi’s National Honor Society students.
For more information contact teacher David Novak at Willamette, 541-689-0731.
Ground Breaking Begins Major Changes
Superintendent Colt Gill joins the Bethel School Board and Mayor Kitty Piercy (center) in the official ground breaking for the WHS Science building.
There’s no turning back now. Ground breaking has taken place for the new Willamette Science building, and demolition on the old front office building is about to begin.
Take a look at the new building’s design.
It will become a point of pride for the community and create a landmark entrance to the Willamette campus.
Not only will it be the first LEED certified K-12 building in the Willamette Valley, the new Science building will include state of the art classrooms, a horseshoe-shaped lecture hall, and a rooftop 40KW array of solar panels. Phase 2 of the project will replace the current science classrooms with a new front office.
State and local officials, builders, designers, teachers, students and Continue reading
Willamette Jazz Band Hits Jackpot In Reno
Willamette’s Jazz Band played as well as they looked, winning first place at the Reno Jazz Festival.
Musicians in the Willamette Jazz Band are feeling like high rollers after taking first place at the prestigious Reno Jazz Festival.
Wil-Hi was competing against other schools from throughout the west coast with enrollment of 1000-1600.
The WHS Jazz Band impressed the judges to claim first place honors at the 53rd annual event, which is described as a showcase for some of the country’s most promising and talented middle school, high school and college-age musicians.
The Willamette band also had opportunities to take part in workshops and attend concerts, all of which was well-deserved after fund-raising all school year for this rewarding trip.
