Drive For Education Supports Bethel Schools

Kendall's Amy Newport and Shanley Skillern present a check to Bethel Superintendent Colt Gill and 4j's Shelley Berman.
A new partnership with Kendall Toyota will bring thousands of dollars to Bethel schools.
The Drive For Education will provide $4,000 to Bethel School District each month during the school year. That money will be used to help update computers and other classroom technology.
In addition, each Bethel school will be competing with Eugene 4j schools to earn up to $3,000 quarterly by the number of points they earn through Kendall Toyota. Points are awarded by visiting the dealership, Liking Kendall Toyota on Facebook, test driving a car, or for money spent at Kendall Toyota on sales or service.
For more information visit Kendall Drive For Education.
Thanks To Our Fabulous Educators
Teacher Appreciation Week is officially being recognized this week, but Bethel’s educators are amazing every day.
It’s proven by the love and care for their students, their dedication to being the best in the profession, and their commitment to providing a top-quality education day in and day out.
Thank a teacher for the encouragement, inspiration, knowledge and devotion they bring during Teacher Appreciation Week like they do each week.
Bethel Budget Committee To Meet
A public meeting of the Bethel School District Budget Committee is set for May 14th. The Committee will discuss the school district’s budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year.
The purpose of the meeting is to receive the Superintendent’s Budget Message and to receive comment from the public on the budget.
The Budget Committee meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. in the District Office, 4640 Barger Dr.
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained on or after May 14 at the District Office between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Providing A Link To Support Services

Students with disabilities and their families connected with support services at Bethel's Transition Information Fair.
It was one-stop shopping for students with developmental disabilities as they plan their transition out of high school and into the community.
More than 75 students and their families from throughout the county turned out at Willamette High School for the Transition Information Fair, a chance to connect with dozens of local agencies that provide support services.
Organizations such as the Pearl Buck Center, ARC of Lane County, Looking Glass, Women’s Space and Senior Disabled Services were on hand to explain how they can help.
Bethel School District partnered with the Transition Linkage Coalition for the event, looking to provide every support possible for students as they plan a successful journey beyond high school.


















