Eugene School District 4J

The 4J budget committee's initial meeting March 31 has been moved to April 8 to allow more time for revising financial projections for the Budget Document

Updated projections show the district may need to identify another $10 million to $20 million in savings for the coming 2026-27 school year, on top of the $30 million in reductions already approved.

With the loss of its federal grant, KRVM, the Pacific Northwest’s first non-commercial educational radio station, is now entirely reliant on support from the community.

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Learn how to find out if school is closed or delayed due to snow and ice.

Superintendent, board members join school community in celebrating return of YG's beloved sign during Jan. 23 ribbon-cutting.

The district will scale back its total workforce by 12 percent in July to close a $30 million budget shortfall.

The alternative elementary program will move and share space with Camas Ridge Community School starting this coming fall.

District will explore ways for students in grades 6-8 to participate in a robust selection of elective classes.

District's on-time graduation rate slipped for a second consecutive year, to 78.2 percent for the Class of 2025.