Student Board Representative Report Student Board Representative Kari Bazan shared a wide range of academic, extracurricular, and cultural highlights from Hermiston High School. She celebrated student accomplishments in FFA, noting silver placements in two national categories, and recognized the HHS Marching Band, who earned first place in the AA division and top honors in several categories.
Kari also highlighted successful school events including Trunk-or-Treat and the Día de los Muertos celebration, both of which brought students and families together. She shared updates on athletics, including cross country’s performance at state, senior nights across fall sports, and the strong sense of community around student athletes. [Click here to watch]
Oregon School Employees Association (OSEA) — Chapter 10 OCEA member Erika Esparza provided an update on recent OSEA activities. The chapter supported Treats on Main, hosted a bargaining training in the district boardroom with regional participants, and thanked district staff who helped facilitate the event. Ongoing activities include participation in the Festival of Trees, volunteer coordination, and preparing for upcoming bargaining through membership surveys and engagement efforts. [Click here to watch]
Hermiston Association of Teachers (HAT) Report HAT President Jonathan Robledo shared association updates, including participation in Treats on Main, collaboration with district leaders during recent meetings, and upcoming involvement in the Festival of Trees. He noted positive staff engagement and ongoing support for teachers across the district. [Click here to watch]
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Sandstone Middle School Presentation Principal Lori Brown and a team of teachers and counselors presented an in-depth look at student learning, school culture, academic data, and how Sandstone is bringing the Portrait of a Graduate to life.
Highlights included: -Fall MAP Growth assessment data and areas of targeted support -Review of OSAS performance from last spring -Instructional strategies aligned to communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and character -Peer observations, lesson study cycles, and professional learning -Supports such as Homework Club, I&E periods, PLC collaboration with Armand Larive Middle School -Attendance initiatives, incentives, and early-warning systems -Student engagement activities including Lunch Bunch, leadership class projects, and schoolwide celebrations
Staff emphasized their deep commitment to student success and the importance of collaborative problem-solving and responsive school culture. [Click here to watch]
Board Reports Board members shared updates from recent events and professional learning, including attendance at the Hermiston Association of Teachers meeting, participation in the OSBA Annual Conference, and community involvement at athletic events and school activities. Members noted topics such as teacher probationary periods, superintendent evaluation input, and strategic planning practices presented at the conference. [Click here to watch]
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