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Who is North Marion Primary School’s New Leader? |
By Jillian Daley Most of the North Marion Primary School (NMPS) community has heard that Principal Andy Kronser is leaving at the end of the school year. But, even though incoming Principal Allison Hunt has been a part of the North Marion School District (NMSD) community for nearly two decades, many people may not know that, for this former cheer captain and Artist-in-Residence Coordinator, it’s the first and only district of her career. |
Press Release | Mon, 06/07/2021 |
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Creating a SAFE Space |
By Jillian Daley When several Hispanic students at North Marion High School approached School Board Vice Chair Bill Graupp about racial issues in the classroom at the start of the 2020-21 school year, he made the choice to not only listen to them, but to take action. That’s because, for Graupp, a School District is only as strong as the students within it. |
Press Release | Mon, 05/31/2021 |
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The 2021 Top Ten OBOB Readers of NMIS |
By Jillian Daley Sometimes being courageous isn’t about facing a foe, but about not giving up on something you love. Students and staff at North Marion Intermediate School (NMIS) exhibited that special kind of bravery in a time when all of us needed to see it the most. |
Press Release | Mon, 05/10/2021 |
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2021-2022 Academic Calendar |
School Board Adopts 2021-2022 School District Academic Calendar: The calendar committee this year collaborated together with representation from our parent group, educational assistants, teachers, school board and administration and worked very hard to capture the values of maximizing instructional time, we are pleased with the outcome. We approached the design of this calendar with the mindset, "Plan for what we know, remain nimble and respond as need arises." |
Press Release | Mon, 03/29/2021 |
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Student Investment Account Grant Application |
The Student Success Act is a historic opportunity for Oregon schools. The law is rooted in equity, authentic community engagement, and shared accountability for student success. The Student Success Act includes $200 million to enhance the State School Fund, with the remaining funds primarily divided among three key accounts: |
Press Release | Mon, 11/09/2020 |
