Yesterday, we celebrated an exciting milestone for our District, Clay High School Career & Tech and our students with th...
Yesterday, we celebrated an exciting milestone for our District, Clay High School Career & Tech and our students with the reopening of the Engineering Design & Development program. Through a generous $100,000 investment, Cenovus Energy Toledo Refinery, in partnership with the Oregon Schools Foundation, is helping expand opportunities for our students and strengthen the connection between education and our local workforce. Thank you, Cenovus, for investing in education, believing in our students and helping prepare the next generation of innovators, problem-solvers and skilled professionals right here in our community! #TogetherWeAreOne 馃殌 Building Tomorrow鈥檚 Workforce Starts Right Here in Oregon! Oregon City Schools is proud to celebrate the ribbon-cutting and grand reopening of Clay High School Career & Tech Engineering Design & Development program, made possible in part by a generous $100,000 investment from Cenovus Energy Toledo Refinery with Oregon Schools Foundation! 馃帀 This partnership is about more than a renovated classroom. It鈥檚 about investing in our students, strengthening our local workforce, and connecting education with real-world career opportunities. With updated labs, modern design technology, and hands-on learning experiences, Clay students will be better prepared to explore careers in engineering, manufacturing, and other high-demand fields. 馃 When schools and local businesses work together, our entire community benefits. Partnerships like this help develop tomorrow鈥檚 talent, create pathways to successful careers, and strengthen the future of our local economy. A heartfelt thank you to Cenovus Energy Toledo Refinery located in Oregon for investing in our students and helping Oregon City Schools prepare the next generation of skilled professionals! As Clay High School celebrates its 100-year centennial, this investment is a wonderful example of how our community continues to honor its traditions while investing in the future. 馃挌馃挍 Together, we鈥檙e building opportunities for our students and a stronger future for our community! #oregoncityschools #ClayHighSchool #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerTechEducation #communitypartnerships #FutureReady #oregonschoolsfoundation
Oct 14, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Dear Oregon Community, Communication is at the heart of a strong, connected school community. Whether you are a parent,...
Dear Oregon Community, Communication is at the heart of a strong, connected school community. Whether you are a parent, a staff member, a student, or a local resident, you play a vital role in the success of Oregon City Schools. We created OCS Connect to ensure you have a dedicated, reliable window into everything happening across our district each month. What You Can Expect Each Month: Every issue of OCS Connect is designed to keep you informed, engaged and up-to-date. You鈥檒l find: Superintendent鈥檚 Corner: A monthly message from me reflecting on district milestones, ongoing initiatives, and our vision moving forward. Treasurer鈥檚 Update: Transparent, regular insights from our district treasurer regarding our finances, resources, and stewardship of public funds. District Data Snapshot: Quick, easy-to-read metrics and updates highlighting academic achievement, attendance, growth, and key trends. Important Dates & Reminders: A clear look at upcoming school events, district deadlines, and community gatherings so you never miss a beat. Spotlights & Celebrations: Stories celebrating the achievements, hard work, and creativity of our students and staff. Our goal is simple: to keep our lines of communication open and build an even stronger partnership between our schools and the community we serve. We hope you find this publication informative, uplifting, and valuable. Thank you for your continued support of Oregon City Schools. Together We Are One, Jeff Straka Superintendent
Oct 13, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Goodwill Pass it On Challenge THIS WEEK! Bring your donations of clothing, household items and furniture to the Goodwil...
Goodwill Pass it On Challenge THIS WEEK! Bring your donations of clothing, household items and furniture to the Goodwill donation trailer that is stationed at Clay High School school through Thursday, 2pm-6pm. The trailer is located on the west side of the school, off Seaman Road. Receipts for your tax-deductible donations will be available for you. The school that collects the most weight from donors will be announced as the winner of the challenge! Goodwill will award the winning school with a $500 scholarship and the runner-up will receive a $250 scholarship!
Oct 9, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Oregon City Schools Posted
Oct 9, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Starr Elementary School's annual Trunk or Treat tradition! 馃専Thank you to everyone who came out last night to attend Sta...
Starr Elementary School's annual Trunk or Treat tradition! 馃専 Thank you to everyone who came out last night to attend Starr鈥檚 Trunk or Treat and Family Night of the Book Fair! 馃巸 馃殫 馃摃 Seeing the excitement and community these events bring make us proud to be part of OCS. Together We Are One 馃挌馃挍
Oct 7, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Oregon Ohio Fire and Rescue Department is hosting an open house tonight, October 7th. This is a fun, free event for all...
Oregon Ohio Fire and Rescue Department is hosting an open house tonight, October 7th. This is a fun, free event for all ages! Please join us for our Annual open house October 7 at Station #41. We will have plenty of activities for all ages. Event Address: 1040 S Wynn Rd. Event Time: 6pm-8pm
Oct 6, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
October OCS Connect News Letter
October OCS Connect News Letter
Oct 5, 2026 路 Oregon City School District
Community Announcement: October 5, 2026 Clay High School will be conducting a controlled burn as part of a Scientific In...
Community Announcement: October 5, 2026 Clay High School will be conducting a controlled burn as part of a Scientific Investigations Classroom experience today Monday, October 5, 2026. Residents may see heavy, billowing smoke coming from the north side of the high school campus, east of the stadium, starting at approximately 3:00 P.M. There is no cause for concern. This is a planned and controlled educational activity, and the Jerusalem Fire Department will be on site throughout the exercise. Thank you for your cooperation and support of our students' hands on learning experiences.