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Four Henley High School student athletes on Thursday signed national letters of intent to play for college teams next fall. Two Hornet football players – Beau Stork and Joe Northcutt – will go on to play college ball as well as Henley softball player Carli Moore and Henley volleyball player Eleana Niehus.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Active duty military members and veterans acknowledged each other and shook hands as they formed a line in front of a packed house on Henley High School’s basketball court. Some wore uniforms, others hats and jackets proclaiming their branch of service.
Read MoreAs schools statewide struggle with math test scores, Henley High School seems to have found the right formula. Henley currently is ranked among the top 20 schools in the state for math test scores.
Read MoreA 7.1 earthquake just hit Klamath Falls, damaging roads and buildings. You are the principal of one of the 23 schools in the Klamath County School District, and hundreds of students just evacuated your school building. Now what?
Read MoreIt was an evening to celebrate Klamath County educators who inspire and go above and beyond to positively impact the lives of students.
“For every one of us there is some teacher, some coach, a choir director, a librarian, a school secretary, a cook, a janitor, a bus driver who made a huge, positive impact on our lives,” said David Wehr, master of ceremonies for Klamath County School District’s seventh annual Crystal Apple Awards Gala. “This auditorium is full of educators, and almost every one of us could immediately name the teacher that changed our lives, that inspired us to want to inspire the kids that are in our class- rooms every day.”
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