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The North Clackamas School District serves more than 17,000 students in 30+ schools. These are the stories of students, teachers, administrators, support staff, and community members who make our district special. Longtime NCSD principal and current Community Relations Director Curtis Long handles hot topics and hears heartwarming tales from staff and students down the district directory from Ardenwald to View Acres…and all the schools and departments in between!
Unknown Host hosts Proud To Be NCSD, a education show with 61 episodes published.
In this episode, meet our district's Director of Transportation, Kathy Calkins. Every morning and afternoon, the perpetually positive leader is always right out front of the Transportation hub, calling every driver by na
Why were Clackamas and Rex Putnam basketball players and fans rooting for each other earlier this month? In this episode, learn how Unified Basketball brings together student athletes with and without intellectual disabi
When it comes to career paths, NCSD educators are often empowered to take a leap of faith: Some may choose to switch classroom locations, switch grade levels, or even switch to different schools throughout their career.
With the school year now in its third month and Parent-Teacher Conferences approaching, it must mean that all NCSD teachers and support staff can simply follow their lesson plans and everything moves along on Cloud Nine,
In this inspiring debut episode of Season #4, we track down Superintendent Dr. Shay James as she wraps up her districtwide tour of every NCSD school within the first six weeks of the year. Joined by Assistant Superintend
In 1924-25, the world surrounding the North Clackamas School District looked very different. In fact, NCSD itself wouldn’t exist for nearly another 50 years. Homes didn’t have microwaves, refrigerators, or even bathrooms
Ask anyone who works in the wonderful world of kindergarten, and it’s no secret that teaching reading and vocabulary to a lively group of feisty five- and six-year-olds is certainly rewarding, but never easy! Especially
Admittedly, sometimes NCSD students spend more time talking in class than working on assignments. But what about those students who have all the words in their head, but can’t quite get them to sound correctly? That’s wh
There’s quite a buzz happening each week in our Sabin-Schellenberg’s Cosmetology program , and it’s not just the electric clippers snipping the final touches on a perfect haircut. Fridays in February are Client Days , wh
Forget pressure-packed athletic events or attending first prom dances, many NCSD students say their stomachs start to churn most when facing their first-ever job interview. But thanks to unique College & Career courses r
If you know any young readers, you’ll want to keep sliding your tray along into this week’s episode! Our story begins once upon a time in the Oak Grove Elementary library, where staff can’t seem to keep up with orders fo
You may hear music in a mall or snow projections in a weather report, but the first true signs of winter in NCSD are heard in all of our high school gyms, in pools, and on the wrestling mats. December means the tip-off o
Sure, you might see them outside the front doors in the morning greeting families…or roaming the hallways throughout the day checking in with students… but have you ever wondered what a day in the life of an NCSD princip
If your family has a student older than second grade, you likely know about the annual Oregon State Assessments administered to students across the state each spring in English/Language Arts and Math. Although results ar
Since Oregon state policy says students need to be five years old before entering public kindergarten, none of our schools in North Clackamas enroll students younger than that, right? Well, not exactly …did you know that
Nearly everyone can relate to the feeling of being a new student at school…the nerves, the uncertainty, with maybe even a little excitement mixed in. But what if you were brand new to a school… as the principal? In this
In the past, NCSD has canceled school days because of icy road conditions or poor outdoor air quality…but never extreme heat during a school year. That is, until Friday, September 6th…as temperatures crept toward triple
If you have students in school, you’ve probably heard your share of school-related acronyms, including I-E-P . An Individualized Education Plan serves as a vital connection between schools and families with students who
Why did three enthusiastic team members from the Clackamas Trader Joe’s recently pay a very special visit to a Mt. Scott Elementary classroom? It turns out they received a unique request in a persuasive letter written by
When thinking about famous Tigers, some might think about an icon in professional golf…or the Grrrrrreat spokesperson of a favorite breakfast cereal…but did you know that NCSD has its own team of Tigers roaring past all
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