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IB Information Night for Incoming Vikings -New Date 3/14/2023
Our IB Information Night has been rescheduled to March 14, 2023!
Update to March 6th Schedule
Due to the previous no-school days resulting from inclement weather, all Salem-Keizer comprehensive high schools and students attending CTEC and the EDGE program will have a modified schedule on Monday, March 6th.
All students will adjust their schedule to attend “A” Day classes. An updated version of the calendar for our schools is available on the website under calendar.
Tuesday, March 7th will is an A day as previously scheduled.
North Salem and McKay high schools earn Oregon banner status from Special Olympics
North Salem and McKay high schools received recognition this today, Feb. 21 from the Special Olympics Oregon for their distinction as Unified Champion Schools.
In Salem-Keizer Public Schools, 17 percent of students receive special education services.
SKPS works diligently to meet the needs of all students and families regardless of age, color, ability, marital status, national origin, race, religion or creed, sex or gender, sexual orientation or veteran status.
According to Special Olympics Oregon, a Unified Champion School helps to reduce bullying and exclusion, promote healthy activity and interactions, combat stereotypes and stigma, eliminate hurtful language in school and engages all students in activities […]
Fake fentanyl: What parents and students need to know
Oregon has lost several students to fentanyl in the last few years. Linked below are fact sheets to help educate students, parents and the community about the dangers of fake pills made from deadly fentanyl.
Fentanyl being disguised as candy
Fentanyl is currently very common in our community; it is a powerful synthetic opioid that is like morphine but is 50 to 100 times more potent. Fentanyl is odorless, tasteless and colorless. Young people think they are taking “blues,” OxyContin or Xanax, but they are often taking pills laced with fentanyl. Recently, law enforcement agencies have also warned about the danger of fentanyl […]
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IB Information Night for Incoming Vikings -New Date 3/14/2023
Our IB Information Night has been rescheduled to March 14, 2023!
Update to March 6th Schedule
Due to the previous no-school days resulting from inclement weather, all Salem-Keizer comprehensive high schools and students attending CTEC and the EDGE program will have a modified schedule on Monday, March 6th.
All students will adjust their schedule to attend “A” Day classes. An updated version of the calendar for our schools is available on the website under calendar.
Tuesday, March 7th will is an A day as previously scheduled.
North Salem and McKay high schools earn Oregon banner status from Special Olympics
North Salem and McKay high schools received recognition this today, Feb. 21 from the Special Olympics Oregon for their distinction as Unified Champion Schools.
In Salem-Keizer Public Schools, 17 percent of students receive special education services.
SKPS works diligently to meet the needs of all students and families regardless of age, color, ability, marital status, national origin, race, religion or creed, sex or gender, sexual orientation or veteran status.
According to Special Olympics Oregon, a Unified Champion School helps to reduce bullying and exclusion, promote healthy activity and interactions, combat stereotypes and stigma, eliminate hurtful language in school and engages all students in activities […]
Fake fentanyl: What parents and students need to know
Oregon has lost several students to fentanyl in the last few years. Linked below are fact sheets to help educate students, parents and the community about the dangers of fake pills made from deadly fentanyl.
Fentanyl being disguised as candy
Fentanyl is currently very common in our community; it is a powerful synthetic opioid that is like morphine but is 50 to 100 times more potent. Fentanyl is odorless, tasteless and colorless. Young people think they are taking “blues,” OxyContin or Xanax, but they are often taking pills laced with fentanyl. Recently, law enforcement agencies have also warned about the danger of fentanyl […]