Internet Essentials from Comcast is bringing affordable high-speed Internet so students can learn from home.
With the beginning of the school year just weeks away, the Business Office and Nutrition Department of St. Helens School District wanted to reach out and share our plans to provide meal service under the comprehensive distance learning mode of the hybrid learning model.
Volunteers can really make a big difference in the educational experience for our students. From helping out in the classroom, supervising a field trip, to reading with students, volunteers are welcome and appreciated at all of our schools. And whether you’re interested in a one-time, one-hour project or an ongoing opportunity, we can find something for you!
In response to Oregon Fueling Students for Success Act new Expanded Income Guidelines, the St. Helens School District Nutrition Services Department will be transitioning to a new software platform, Titan School Solutions.
Thank you to the voters of the St. Helens School District for supporting the St. Helens High School Improvement Bond.
Please refer to these helpful resources that our team has put together and feel free to share with others.
Do you have questions about returning to school?
The St. Helens School District will begin the school year on September 8 with parent-teacher conferences for families to meet teachers and explain the instructional model and digital tools.
Our goal is for families to have control and choice about the best “school” option for their child. Families may choose between a Hybrid Model and a distance learning option called theSt. Helens Virtual Academy.
At this time, the district is anticipating the Hybrid option will start in the Comprehensive Distance Learning (CDL) mode due to the Oregon Health Authority re-opening infection rate guidelines.
The district has set up a Q&A page for SHSD families to be able to submit questions not answered on the attached flyer. Please review the many questions that have already been addressed before entering your submission. Click here to be directed to the page.
Thank you for your ongoing patience and support as we navigate these unprecedented times.
Thank you to the voters of the St. Helens School District for supporting the St. Helens High School Improvement Bond. We are excited to once again receive the support and confidence from our community to continue to improve the facilities of the St. Helens School District. St. Helens High School has long needed renovations to upgrade to a 21st century learning institution.
We recognize that the bond is an investment in the future of our students and our community. The work that we do on the high school will result in well planned and carefully built spaces that will serve St. Helens students and the community for many years.
On behalf of the students and staff, we want to thank you for your support and commitment to our schools.
ODE Parent Input Needed
The City of St. Helens and St. Helens School District have partnered to bring a Recreation Program to St. Helens. Both the City of St. Helens and St. Helens School District identify building a better community as one of their main agency goals and believe that a recreation program is one way to help support that goal.
A school year program serving Lewis and Clark, Arthur Academy, McBride and Columbia City Elementary Schools. We provide bus transportation from McBride, Arthur Academy and Columbia City Elementary. Students attending Lewis and Clark stay onsite.
