Glide High School senior Caidyn Cunningham received the $5,000 Yasmin Treki Memorial Scholarship.
Glendale High School's graduation celebration video will be posted online June 3 and a celebratory parade will be held June 5.
Kale Nielsen of Roseburg loves plants. The 12-year-old started gardening about four years ago when he helped his mom with her vegetable garden.
Ashley Backen of Roseburg and Angus Kjos of Tenmile will each receive a $1,500 scholarship from the Associated Oregon Loggers scholarship committee.
Roseburg High School's Class of '57 has named Lydia Ferguson the recipient of this year's scholarship.
Riddle and Roseburg school districts will receive state grants to update buildings to withstand an earthquake.
George Fox University is hosting a virtual meeting at 6 p.m. June 4 for people interested in teaching careers.
Field trips and large group gatherings are not allowed under current state guidelines, which means summer activities for children are altered, postponed or canceled to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Licensed and classified employees from the North Douglas School District have no confidence in the district’s superintendent Terry Bennett, according to a letter sent to the school board on May 8.
Joe Garcia resigned from the Roseburg school board at the end of Wednesday’s board meeting.
Roseburg Public Schools projects scheduled to be completed during the summer and beyond have been put on hold to give the school board time to reflect on the failed school bond measure and the state budget forecast.
Kindergarten students at Roseburg Junior Academy recreated masterpieces as part of a “Classic Photo Comparison” class by teacher Heather Iverson.
Most of Roseburg High School's senior class received diplomas Saturday, as part of the school's altered graduation ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With schools closed, it’s a great time to learn about new things. Spring has brought a lot of flowers which in turn has brought a lot of honeybees. It’s a perfect time to get educated on honey bees and bee-keeping.
In the past few weeks, local FFA members and chapters competed at several district and state level career development events. Due to coronavirus guidelines all competitions were held virtually through online platforms.
Sharing her life experiences with students and going the extra mile for them, as well as the district, has earned Riddle Junior/Senior High School life science teacher Beverly Scott the title of 2021 Oregon Regional Teacher of the Year.
Glendale voters approved its school bond, while Roseburg voters turned down a measure to improve its schools by raising taxes.
GLIDE — Once you enter Glide, there’s a row of signs with the names of all 46 Glide High School seniors lined up just outside the high school, along Highway 138E.
COVID-19 has canceled and postponed many activities and events, but it is not stopping the Douglas County Program for Student Success and STEAM Hub from having their sixth annual Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math Extravaganza.
SALEM — Oregon Department of Education is partnering with the Council of Chief State School Officers and XQ Institute in support of Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020, a one-hour, commercial-free primetime graduation special to be broadcast Saturday.
The school district, school board and teachers union in Roseburg are all waiting to hear the state’s budget forecast on May 20 before making any major adjustments, but it doesn’t mean they’re not preparing possible scenarios.
The pride I feel for the people of our community cannot be overstated, and despite the challenges and difficulties as a result of COVID-19, our community has responded with strength and grace. Our parents, students, teachers and staff have shown persistence, resilience, creativity, teamwork …
When the Glendale School Board decided to ask voters to support a bond levy this May, they started with one non-negotiable: the rate must not increase. Any improvements to the infrastructure of the Glendale School District would have to come from the amount of money generated by the $0.47 pe…
Craig Anderson has taken over principal duties at Douglas High School.
As Douglas County gets ready to reopen certain businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic, new rules for child care providers around the state were released Wednesday which remain strict in an effort to focus on public health.
Umpqua Community College’s board of education voted to cancel its Toyota T-Ten and general automotive programs and begin work immediately toward establishing a new one-year automotive certificate program.
Being a high school senior amid the coronavirus pandemic has come with cancellations of prom, sports seasons, graduations and goodbyes to friends, but a Facebook page has helped alleviate some of those burdens for more than 10,000 graduates nationwide.
High school juniors and seniors with an interest in pursuing careers in public service, history or political science are encouraged to apply for the United States Senate Youth Program.
Melrose Elementary School is living up to the school’s “Where the Roots Run Deep” motto, as it moved the traditional marble season to a virtual format amid the coronavirus pandemic and school closures.
Organizations across the state began celebrating the 6th Annual STEM Week Oregon on Saturday. The week is part of a movement to raise awareness and engage in activities involving science, technology, engineering and math.
MYRTLE CREEK — For more than 50 years, the hamburger restaurant in Myrtle Creek, now known as Tommy’s All-American Burgers, has been a place where high school students would get their first job.
Due to COVID-19, on April 8, Gov. Kate Brown announced that all of Oregon schools — including Roseburg — would be closed for the remainder of the year.
Quinlan Wedge and Brooklyn Remington will each receive a $1,500 scholarship from the Roseburg Education Association.
CORVALLIS — Oregon State University released its winter term honor roll students.
Roseburg Police Department posted five story time videos where staff members read books to children who are stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
As ballots have been sent to voters throughout Douglas County, those living within the boundaries of the Roseburg school district are asked to vote on a $94 million bond levy that is said to improve safety, security, vocational education and make improvements districtwide.
