Free Dental Care For Bethel Students
A dentist from White Bird will provide free dental services for Bethel students.
The Bethel Health Center and the White Bird Dental Clinic are offering no-cost dental services for Bethel students.
November 16th & 30th and December 14th are the upcoming Friday Dental Days at the Health Center.
All Bethel students are eligible regardless of ability to pay.
To take advantage of this convenient and great service, click here for the form, print it out and return the completed form to the Health Assistant in your school’s front office. You will receive a call to schedule the appointment.
You can also call the Bethel Health Center for an appointment: 541-607-1430.
WHS Moves To Soccer Quarterfinals
The Willamette Girls Soccer team has advanced to the state quarterfinals, earning another home game Saturday.
The opening of the state soccer playoffs went according to plan for the Willamette girls team. They beat Hood River Valley 6-0, scoring in the opening minutes and never letting up.
Briana Kubli led the way with three goals.
The second-seeded Wolverines will host Crescent Valley Saturday at 1:00 with a chance to advance to the final four.
Student tickets are being pre-sold at WHS for $3. They are $5 at the gate. Adult tickets are $8.
WHS Soccer Champs Begin State Tourney
Willamette’s Girls Soccer team prepares to open the state playoffs at home after claiming the Midwestern League title.
Having clinched the Midwestern League championship, the Willamette Girls Soccer team is set to open the state playoffs at home.
Wednesday’s match against Hood River starts at 5:30. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for students.
Because Wil-Hi is ranked 2nd in the state they can potentially host more home games this Saturday and next Tuesday if they advance in the playoffs.
Community Collaboration Benefits Students
Kalapuya students Nathan Tena, Delaney Aguirre and Orion Trent were presented free refurbished laptops courtesy of NextStep Recycling and State Senator James Manning (back right).
A partnership between State Senator James Manning, NextStep Recycling and Kalapuya High School has become a source of support for students.
Together they arranged for three KHS students to get free refurbished laptops from NextStep.
Seniors Nathan Tena, Delaney Aguirre and Orion Trent were selected as winners of a Kalapuya essay competition in which students described their future career ambitions and explained how owning a computer would help them on their path.
Senator Manning remembers growing up without many of the resources that other kids enjoyed, and he knows there are students who only need a small boost in order to really take off.
That’s why plans are now underway to ensure that all 12 KHS students who submitted an essay will be getting their own free refurbished computer from NextStep.