Superintendent
Chris Parra
Free Summer Lunches In Bethel
All kids in Bethel ages 18 and under are welcome to enjoy free summer lunches provided by Bethel School District.
The healthy and tasty meals are offered at:
- Irwin and State Street Parks, Monday–Friday, Noon–1:00
- Cascade Middle School every Tuesday, 2:30–4:30 in collaboration with the Bethel Free Farmers Market
- Prairie Mountain School, Monday–Friday, 11:30–12:30
Here are more locations operated by Food for Lane County.
Click here for the Bethel Meals that include a sack lunch and some hot food. The nutritionally-balanced lunches include fruit, proteins, whole grains, vegetables and milk.
The USDA and Bethel School District are equal opportunity providers.
From Class To Career
Willamette students Dylan Alexander, Edward Flores and Colin Longstreet join teacher Kate Doyle as LTD rolls out their Safe Routes ads on local buses.
Real world work is being produced in Willamette High School’s Advanced Design class.
Four WHS students’ designs are on LTD buses, further proof that teacher Kate Doyle is helping students build professional portfolios for careers in graphic design.
The Way You Move was a themed art competition from Safe Routes to School, encouraging the use of public transit, bicycling, and walking as travel options to school.
The competition became part of an assignment in Wil-Hi’s Advanced Design class, and four of the five winning entries came from that class.
Designs by Dylan Alexander, Edward Flores, Colin Longstreet and Jake Muller are now rolling down the road on the backs of LTD buses.
Industry & Engineering Shines At Willamette
Willamette High School’s CTE (Career Technical Education) programs have been featured on the local TV news and in the Register-Guard newspaper, multiple times.
WHS offers a wide variety of CTE options for students, including an Industry and Engineering program.
Former Wil-Hi student Nick Highfill produced this video explaining the I&E option for students, and it’s clear to see why it is a popular choice at Willamette.
Triumph In The Air At Kalapuya Graduation
Seniors were welcomed by a packed house at Kalapuya High School’s graduation.
34 graduates were honored individually at the Kalapuya High School commencement ceremony.
Stories were shared of resilient, caring, smart, focused and successful students.
Most of these kids did not find success at a traditional comprehensive high school but discovered a welcoming home at Kalapuya.
The grads are heading to college, the workforce or the military. They have demonstrated an ability to overcome challenges and reach their goals. All the best to the Class of 2018!