In October, Condon high school students went to a College Fair in Redmond, Oregon which provided them the opportunity to speak with over 40 different colleges. It was a great learning experience for students. Arlington also put on a trades fair that our Juniors and Seniors attended. They had a great time and especially enjoyed the welding and operator simulation machines!
Mr. Rob Scott, his wife, and son are always bringing the fun and spirit at the high school! This week we came into the whole school decorated for Halloween. It was an awesome start to our week! Thank you, Rob, Carrie, and Caeson!
K-2nd Grade students went to the Boardman Pumpkin Patch October 16th! Mrs. Wilkins and Ms. Darden did a great job planning the day, HUGE SHOUT OUT to them for everything they did to make it happen! The kids loved the corn pits, corn maze, apple sling shot, haystack, pumpkin picking, and cannon! Thank you also to the parent volunteers who joined them on the trip to make the day run smoothly!
We had homecoming October 7th-October 10th! The students and staff had a great time. The spirit in the building was flowing. The sophomores won the noise parade, the freshman won the door decoration contest, the seniors won the dress up days, the staff won school volleyball, and the seniors won the homecoming assembly. Therefore, the seniors won the overall spirit of the week and were handed the school's spirit trident!
SHOUT OUT to Mrs. Anderson, FFA advisor and teacher, she took 9 high school students to the National FFA Convention! The students had a great time and hearing the stories of their adventures is so rewarding! Check out the Condon FFA Facebook page to see more details about their adventures.
Red Ribbon Week is next week! Check out redribbon.org for more details! We are always excited for some fun dress up days and new learning events/activities!
MARK YOU CALENDAR! The school carnival will be here soon! Hope to see everyone there!
Let's go Demon Dawgs!
Our welding students are creating some awesome projects. Check out this project by Blake Carnine! Great Job, Blake!
Mr. Colby and the 6th grade class worked with Norie Wright and Roger Lathrop from the local Gilliam Soil Water Conservation District and Lizz Blackburn of Oregon Department of Fish for a fun field trip learning day. Lizz is a Fish Biologist from John Day that is studying the impact of bass on the native populations of fish the John Day Basin focusing on 30-mile creek
They spent time catching fish and documenting their catch before tagging and releasing the bass back into the John Day River. The 6th grade class caught a total of 85 bass and were able to weigh, measure, tag (if not tagged already), and document key information to help these organizations continue their research of these fish. What a fun field trip day a couple weeks ago, thanks for everyone who made it happen!
RIGHT NOW....... DON'T MISS all the GREAT treats! Bake Sale at Condon High School, come support our Student Body!
Come join us for the last home high school volleyball game! We will have a bake sale to support high school student body funds. Hope to see everyone there!
SHOUT OUT to the PACT group! Thank you so much for the goodies for staff. We appreciate your support and partnership.
Good afternoon!
Here are some volunteer opportunities coming up for the HS volleyball games.
We would greatly appreciate your help.
Click the link to sign up! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mXlBrDIsrVDXohsB1HakW3tpmQtgbTof/edit?gid=1800643631#gid=1800643631
Homecoming Week starts tomorrow!!!! See flyers below for details. We invite everyone to dress up with us. We are excited for a fun week of school spirit!
Last week Mrs. Wilkin's class made homemade applesauce. They cut the apples, taste tested them, graphed which ones they liked best, engaged in some math calculations, learned about the apple life cycle, and how many types of apples there are! It was an exciting time, and all the students loved the apple activities. Some students even said they now prefer warm applesauce! They were so busy having so much fun, they forgot to get pictures! Reach out to Mrs. Wilkins if you want to applesauce recipe!
Check out the fun Mrs. Anderson is doing with students in science! The kids had a great time during their greenhouse gas lab. She also did a soil project in Horticulture, and they got to make a "dirt "cake!
Condon School District is seeking a High School Boys Basketball Coach for the 2024-25 season
Applications are available at the CHS office/District office at 210 E. Bayard, Condon.
The position has a paid salary of $3,250, and will remain open until filled.
Practice will start in November and end around the end of February.
Position Description:
Applicants must have a strong interest in working with high school students, grades 9 through 12, and have knowledge of the game of basketball and be able to teach skills, fundamentals, and techniques of the game. Also, they should be able to help them learn and enjoy the game of basketball and to teach the life skills of responsibility, cooperation, effort, and teamwork.
Applicants must be committed to follow and uphold district policy regarding student participation in co-curricular activities.
Successful applicant must have current first aid certification or acquire prior to assuming duties, and complete the district’s background check. In addition, they must complete trainings required of district staff and complete the NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching course if they have not already done so.
Completed applications for this position are to be delivered to the CHS office/Condon School District office.
We had a GREAT first week and are starting a STRONG second week! A few shout outs:
1) HUGE shout out to Shellie Johnson, the City of Condon, and the lifeguards for allowing students to come enjoy the swimming pool for one more week! It was much needed with the continued heat, and they loved it!
2) HUGE shout out to the Bank of Eastern Oregon for facilitating the school supplies drive and to everyone who donated to the drive. We very much appreciate the donations!
3) HUGE shout out to the Parent and Community Team coordinator, Klynn, for starting this group. It will be a great additional support to our district.
4) HUGE shout out to our teachers, coaches, and staff. They have jumped in and are doing great work with students. I can't wait to see all students learn this year!
5) HUGE shout out to parents/guardians for all your support for the district and your students. We are glad to be a part of your team!
We are hiring! We have a temporary substitute position and an instructional assistant position!
Click the link to apply!
https://northcentralesd.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
