April 23rd is Administrative Professionals Day! Join us in recognizing the amazing individuals who keep our offices running smoothly every day. They are likely the first people you see when you walk into a District Building, ready to answer questions and offer guidance as needed. Their work helps to keep our buildings organized and build trust and connection with our families. Thank you for your invaluable work.
Ayúdanos a reconocer a las personas increíbles que mantienen a nuestras oficinas todos los días. Es probable que son las primeras personas que vea al entrar a un edificio del Distrito, listas para responder preguntas y ofrecer orientación según sea necesario. Su esfuerzo ayuda a mantener nuestros edificios organizados y a fomentar la confianza y la conexión con nuestras familias. Gracias por su trabajo invaluable
Our finals schedule has been finalized!
Attention Senior parents:
Caps and gowns will be delivered next week, April 29th, during lunch time. Also, if you ordered announcements from Jostons, those will be given to your student at school on that day as well. Any questions, please call 541-663-3301.
Please join us on April 29, 2025, 6 PM to 7 PM at the LGSD School Board Conference Room, located at 1305 N Willow St. Topics for the event are:
504 vs. IEP
Conflict Resolution
Q & A
Presenters:
IMESD Assistant Superintendent, Corrina Robinson
EOU Associate Professor, College of Education, Jerred Jolin
LGSD Student Services Director, Erika Dockweiler
LGSD Special Education Teacher, Rachael Oliver
FACT Oregon, Heather Olivier
Questions? Please contact Erika Dockweiler at Erika.dockweiler@lagrandesd.org
Lots of athletic activities this week!
Congrats to all of our athletes so far this season!! You are all awesome!!
Union County Emergency Services Receives Wildhorse Foundation Grant
Union County Emergency Services has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Wildhorse Foundation to enhance emergency medical service capabilities and provide advanced training for regional EMS providers.
The grant funded advanced trauma care training for four local EMS providers who also serve as medical staff on the NE Oregon Regional SWAT Team. These individuals attended a multi-day trauma care course designed to improve tactical medical response. Grant funds were also used to purchase specialized training supplies, including wound care materials, simulated injuries, fake blood, and other essential props to enhance hands-on training.
The EMS providers gained valuable knowledge and skills through this training, which they have since shared with colleagues through ongoing regional training efforts. This knowledge transfer has significantly strengthened the capabilities, confidence, and readiness of emergency responders across northeast Oregon.
The NE Oregon Regional SWAT Team, which serves multiple counties, identified enhanced medical training as a priority. This grant made it possible to improve training resources and ensure team members are better prepared for medical emergencies in tactical environments.
The purchase of trauma-based training supplies with the grant funds allows for the creation of realistic simulation exercises for EMS personnel. A regional training event was held in December 2024, in partnership with La Grande School District, bringing together ambulance service responders from the La Grande Fire Department and volunteer units from Cove, Elgin, Imbler, North Powder, and Union, along with personnel from the Baker City Police Department, Baker County Sheriff's Office, La Grande Police Department, and Union County Sheriff's Office.
Union County Emergency Services extends its sincere appreciation to the Wildhorse Foundation for its generous support, which has directly contributed to improving emergency medical response capabilities in our region.
OSAA Academic Champions!
LHS Girls Golf ranked #2 with 3.81 GPA!
LHS Girls Track ranked #7 with 3.73 GPA!!
A day late, but we have another full week of sports!! Go Tigers!!!!
April is School Library Month! Now is the time to celebrate the essential role that school libraries play in student learning.
¡Abril es el mes de la biblioteca escolar! Ahora es el momento de celebrar el papel esencial que desempeñan las bibliotecas escolares en el aprendizaje de nuestros estudiantes.
Learn more at this link: http://www.ala.org/aasl/advocacy/slm
LHS Athletic Fans: There has been a time and place change with softball on Saturday.
JV Softball versus Grant Union will now be played at 10 am and 12 pm.
Varsity Softball is now a HOME game against Lewiston and will be played at 1 pm and 3 pm
Please help spread the word!
Just as a reminder, we have regular school hours today, Thursday, April 10th. Conferences will be held tomorrow from 730-1130a. There will be no school tomorrow, Friday, April 11th.
Any questions, please call 541-663-3301.
Family Resource Fair & Kids Celebration is this Friday, April 11th from 3 PM to 6 PM at Center for Human Development. For more information please contact Teresa Aguilera at 541-910-0336.
Athletic schedule for our Tigers for this week! Starting to see some league games this week!!! Good luck Tigers!!!
Dream It, Be It Career Support for Girls Workshop is April 12th & 13th from 9:30 AM to 4 PM. For more information, contact Rikke Finbraten at dibi@lagrandesoroptimist.org
LHS boys traveled to Philomath today for a doubleheader. The first game against Philomath they lost 2 to 3. The second game against Tillamook, the Tigers won 6 to 5. Next game will be Wednesday at home against Baker at 2 pm.
LHS JV Baseball beat Pilot Rock 12 to 2
LHS JV2 Baseball lost to Pilot Rock 4 to 7
Go Tigers!!
Lady Tigers win! LHS beat Crook County 3-2.
Prom is coming up right around the corner! April 19th from 8p-11p at the Hoke Building on EOU's campus!
Attention parents!
State testing is coming up for the Junior class! Starting this Wednesday, Juniors will be testing during periods 1-4. If you have any questions, please call 541-663-3301.
Our weekly athletic events!!! Good luck Tigers!!!!
