Klamath Falls News - Locally owned news brand, reporting stories affecting citizens of the Klamath Basin.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Four high schools in the Klamath County School District boasted graduation rates above 90 percent in 2021 and one of those – Lost River Junior/Senior High School – had a perfect graduation of 100 percent for the third year in a row.
Read MoreAfter completing an extensive multi-state search, the Klamath Falls City Schools Board of Education is pleased to announce that two finalists have been selected from a field of 14 applicants for further consideration to be the next Superintendent of the Klamath Falls City Schools district.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Dr. Mychal Amos, chair of the Klamath Falls City Schools Board of Education has announced that two finalists have been named in their search for a superintendent. The board, led by consultants from Hazard, Young & Associates began the search in October following the announcement from Superintendent Paul Hillyer that he would retire at the end of the 2020-2021 school year after 11 years leading the district.
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley on Friday awarded an American flag that has flown over the U.S. Capitol to the Basin Partners Internship Program, which partners with local businesses and organizations to provide high school students with work experience.
Read MoreWant to see students smile? Bring them 100 boxes of cheese and pepperoni pizzas for lunch.
That’s exactly what students at Chiloquin Elementary School got for lunch on Tuesday. On Monday, they had an unexpected day off from school so kitchen maintenance issues could be resolved. The next day, school leaders wanted to make sure lunch was special for students.
Read MoreThe Klamath County School District’s 2019-20 budget will add 4.5 full-time teaching positions, purchase new textbooks, and increase mental health services while funding all current programs.
Read MoreAfter the creators of the STEM&M initiative at Mazama High School gave a presentation at a national conference in Washington, D.C., several audience members said they liked the uniqueness of the program, and one college said they wanted to bring it to their community.
Read More
