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Title: Veto override sends more funds to Oregon's 198 school districts.(City/Region)
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Date: June 26, 2009
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Title: Ducks hire ambitious volleyball coach.(Sports)(Jim Moore, who has experience turning around struggling programs, says Oregon is a school that "can win it all")
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Title: UO sets research record again.(General News)(The school's revenue from inventions and licenses rises for the seventh year in a row)
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Title: High school graduations scheduled.(Schools)(Southwest Oregon: Across the region, students in the Class of 2002 will begin receiving their diplomas soon.)
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Date: June 4, 2002
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Title: Junction City on a quest for state soccer history.(Sports)(The Tigers could become the first public school in Oregon to win three straight state titles)
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Date: September 23, 2003
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Title: Board examines tougher diploma requirements.(Schools)(The overhaul of Oregon's graduation requirements may doom CIM and CAM)
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Title: Oregon ties school record.(Sports)(Women's volleyball sweeps Portland for its 10th consecutive victory)
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Title: Bradbury calls for full funding of Oregon's public schools.(Elections)(The Democratic candidate for governor has a list of proposals, many of which aim at business)
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Title: Ruling ignores law, attorney says.(Schools)(Eugene schools plan to challenge the latest order upholding the OSAA's realignment plan for Oregon high school athletics)
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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: City View Charter School, Clackamas Middle College, Arts and Technology High School, Sheridan Japanese School, Prospect Charter School, Milwaukie Academy of the Arts, Early College High School (Salem, Oregon), Childs Way Charter School, Camas Valley Charter School, Cove School, New Urban High School, Resource Link Charter School, Alliance Charter Academy, Academy for Character Education, Oregon Coast Technology School, Network Charter School, West Lane Technology Learning Center, North Columbia Academy, Riddle Education Center, Elkton High School, Nixyaawii Community School, Corbett School, Days Creek Charter School, Trillium Charter School, Eddyville Charter School, Ione Community Charter School, Center for Advanced Learning, Azbuka Academy, Wilderness Charter School. Excerpt:Academy for Character Education Academy for Character Education is a public charter school in Cottage Grove, Oregon , United States . It uses the classical education model. Academics In 2008, 100 % of the school's seniors received their high school diploma . Of 1 students, 1 graduated and 0 dropped out. References (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Alliance Charter Academy Alliance Charter Academy is a public charter school in Oregon City, Oregon , United States . Academics In 2008, 83 % of the school's seniors received their high school diploma . Of 6 students, 5 graduated, 0 dropped out, and 1 is still in high school. References (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Arts and Technology High School item Address item 8502 SW Main Street Wilsonville , Oregon , Clackamas County , 97070 United States item Coordinates : 45°18 08 N 122°45 51 W / 45.3021126°N 122.7641487°W / 45.3021126; -122.7641487Coordinates : 45°18 08 N 122°45 51 W / 45.3021126°N 122.7641487°W / 45... ... Read more

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Chapters: N. P. Smith Pioneer Hardware Store, O'kane Building, Reid School (Bend, Oregon), High Desert Museum, Old Bend High School, St. Charles Medical Center (Bend, Oregon), Tower Theatre (Bend, Oregon), Vince Genna Stadium, B. A. and Ruth Stover House, Bend Amateur Athletic Club Gymnasium, Thomas Mccann House, Des Chutes Historical Museum, Trinity Episcopal Church (Bend, Oregon), Les Schwab Amphitheater. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 53. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: N. P. Smith Pioneer Hardware Store -At the age of 34, Nichols Paul Smith came to Central Oregon to help survey the Bend town site for Alexander M. Drake, owner of the Pilot Butte Development Company. Smith worked as a surveyor and carpenter, helping to establish the Bend community. He built a house near the Deschutes River in the area that is now the Drake Park Neighborhood Historic District. In 1903, Smith and his wife, Cora Bell, opened a hardware store on the east side of Wall Street near the center of downtown Bend. In 1909, Smith built a new store across the street from his original location with an apartment upstairs so he could be close to his business. Smith's new store sold a wide range of household good including stoves and butter churns. He also sold building materials, farm equipment, and hunting and fish supplies. When automobiles began to appear in Bend, Smith was the first businessman to sell gasoline to motorists. When the Great Northern and Union Pacific railroads opened routes into central Oregon in 1911, a building boom began in Bend, and Smiths business prospered. Smith retired from the hardware business around 1930. In addition to being a successful businessman, Smith was also active in civic affairs and politics. He was a member of Bends volunteer fire department. He also supervised t...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=23735792 ... Read more