Eugene School District 4J

Young people at risk of overdose from fentanyl in counterfeit pills

District leader invites you to a one-on-one conversation

All students enrolled in Eugene School District 4J schools can get a Eugene Public Library card for free, whether or not they live within Eugene’s city limits.

Since 1998, Eugene School District 4J has convened an equity committee to advise district leaders on addressing educational equity in our schools.

Parents can opt students out of annual state testing

Students will take eight classes a semester, attending four classes a day on alternating days starting in fall 2023

Public comment period open until December 31 The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is inviting public comment on a proposal to reduce state testing during the 2023–24 school year.

On Wednesday, March 1, the school board held a regular meeting. The sessions were open to the public via in-person meeting, live video on Zoom, live audio stream, and radio broadcast.

Our district is aware of concerns regarding an assignment in a Churchill High School Health 2–Human Sexuality class.

In response to the concerns raised by our community in response to a health 2 – human sexuality lesson at Churchill High School, Superintendent Dey provided the following comments.