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Budget Planning for 2025-26 School Year

Interim superintendent to present up to $25 million in spending reductions when budget discussions begin next month, but no involuntary layoffs are anticipated.

4J Joins Lawsuit to Block Threat to Federal Funds

The suit argues that the U.S. Department of Education's recent interpretation of racial discrimination undermines K-12 educational programs and efforts and is unconstitutional.

Wondering About Winter Weather?

Learn how to find out if schools are closed or delayed in the event of snow and ice.

Oregon Immunization Exclusion Day is Feb. 19

Get your student’s routine vaccinations up-to-date before school exclusion day.

National School Counseling Week (Feb. 3–7)

Celebrating 4J's exceptional group of passionate, knowledgeable and skilled counselors that support each student with keen awareness and empathy.

4J's Grad Rate Dips Ahead of Expected Future Gain

The district's on-time, four-year graduation rate dipped to 79% last school year, but it's predicted to increase as new educational strategies take hold.

Carruth Data Breach

Please read this important update on the data breach at Carruth Compliance Consulting impacting current and former 4J employees. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Superintendent Criteria Nears Adoption

The list of qualities and qualifications the school board will draw upon in hiring 4J's next superintendent set to be approved Jan. 15.

New Secondary Science Curricula On Its Way

4J will test out new instructional materials in more than 20 middle and high school classrooms through March.

Classroom Grant Awards Announced

Eugene Education Foundation gives nearly $202,000 to benefits students in the classroom during current school year.