Four videos have been posted from last Thursday’s SCCO meeting.
In anticipation of a school board decision on the fate of the old North Eugene High
School in mid-April, the River Road, and Santa Clara Community Organizations
requested that the 4J School Administration hold an Information/Feedback Session on
the future of the building and the Yugin Gakeun Japanese Immersion Elementary School
and Kelly Middle School programs.
Here is their response:
Dear North Eugene neighbors,
With the new North Eugene High School set to open this fall, the Eugene School Board is
reviewing options for what to do with the existing building once it’s vacated. Join us for an information session on April 12 to learn more.
Info Session: North Eugene Building Update
Wednesday, April 12
6:30–7:30 p.m.
4J Education Center, 200 N. Monroe St.
The decision to retrofit or tear down the existing building is not made in isolation, as either option carries impacts for the new high school, other school buildings in the North Eugene region and the need for field space for both the district and community at large.
The existing North Eugene High School has been an important landmark and community
gathering space in the North region for more than a half-century. The district is not taking this decision lightly.
Additional information can be found on the district website here, as well as an opportunity to share questions and thoughts on the decision.
We hope to see you on April 12.
Jenna McCulley, Director of Communications, and
Intergovernmental Relations
Eugene School District 4J
The School Board will make their determination on the future of the High School
building at their April 19th meeting, so we recommend that you attend the 4/12 meeting if
possible and/or check out the website listed above for more information. If you would
like to send your feedback to the District and School Board before their decision, here
are their emails:
4J Superintendent
Andy Dey: dey_a@4j.lane.edu
School Board Members:
Maya Rabasa rabasa_m@4j.lane.edu
Gordon Lafer lafer_g@4j.lane.edu
Keerti Hasija Kauffman hasijakauffman_k@4j.lane.edu
Alicia Hayes hays_a@4j.lane.edu
Michelle Hsu hsu_mi@4j.lane.edu
Judy Newman newman_j@4j.lane.edu
Laural O’Rourke orourke_l@4j.lane.edu
From the City of Eugene:
For more information, visit the Breakfast at the Bike Bridges page. Let’s hope the sun comes out by May 4th.
Thursday, April 6
7 PM
3280 River Road (Messiah Lutheran Church)
Also accessible on Zoom
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83220616972?pwd=L00yY29zWllVWGZ4ck1lYTlCbWlKZz09
Meeting ID: 832 2061 6972
Passcode: 017197
Don’t forget the 12th Annual Awbrey Park Wildflower Festival
Saturday, April 29th
11 am to 2 pm
Discover the most unique park in Eugene
Many of you have taken advantage of BottleDrop Give! to support the Foundation’s efforts in the neighborhood. We’ve gained hundreds of dollars since we registered last year. We like to encourage more participation, especially now, during the upcoming Earth Week Give bonus period. Every returnable can or bottle will earn an extra 20% between April 10 – 22.
Contact foundation@santaclaracommunity.org (or call 541-689-8897) if,
P.S. If you have any blue bags with the Foundation’s QR-code label sticker, you can scan the bag’s code at any redemption center drop-off to open the door and drop off your bag.
Remember to take action between April 10th and Earth Day, April 22nd, so the neighborhood can take advantage of this great 20% boost in giving through BottleDrop Give!
Thank you! And be sure to visit the Foundation table at the 12th Annual Awbrey Park Wildflower Celebration, April 29th, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm.
—
Tim Foelker, Board President
Santa Clara Community Foundation
P.O. Box 41292
Eugene, Oregon 97404
541-689-8897
foundation@santaclaracommunity.org
https://santaclaracommunityfoundation.org
// —— A Community-Supported Neighborhood Organization in Eugene, Oregon. The Santa Clara Community Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. —– //
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