Bump, set, spike!
Are you looking to inspire the next generation of Eagles through the exciting world of athletics?
Apply today to be our middle school volleyball coach!
Potential applicants must have NFHS training before the beginning of the season, have completed the required online training and certifications needed for this sport, and have a CPR/First Aid card.
Learn more and apply at https://mckenzieschool.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx!
Come Soar With Us!
Learn more about McKenzie River Community School.
- Small Class Sizes
- 4 Day School Week
- Career Technical Education Pathways
- Place-Based, Project-Based, & Service Learning Emphasis
- Extracurricular Activities: Clubs, Sports, Music, & More
Contact us today to learn more about new student enrollment.
https://www.mckenziesd.org/page/student-enrollment
Bump, set, spike!
Are you looking to inspire the next generation of Eagles through the exciting world of athletics?
Apply today to be our varsity volleyball coach!
Potential applicants must have NFHS training before the beginning of the season, have completed the required online training and certifications needed for this sport, and have a CPR/First Aid card.
Learn more and apply at https://mckenzieschool.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx!
Touchdown!
Are you looking to inspire the next generation of Eagles through the exciting world of athletics?
Apply today to be our middle school football coach!
Potential applicants must comply with the State of Oregon’s license requirements, enjoy working with young people, have NFHS training before the season starts, have a CPR/First Aid card, and have completed the required online training and certifications for this sport.
Learn more and apply at https://mckenzieschool.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx!
Make a difference in your community and be a school bus driver for McKenzie School District.
Take the wheel of a rewarding career, or supplement your income with part-time work.
Bus drivers work approximately 16 hours per week, with possible additional after-school activity bus hours. Qualified candidates may also be able to gain additional hours working on campus in other roles supporting our students.
Pay starts at $22.54 per hour, depending on experience. Plus, for a limited time, new bus drivers can earn up to $1,200 in bonuses.
Training is provided by the district.
Learn more and apply at https://mckenzieschool.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=151!
We are excited for community partner Homes For Good as they anticipate new modular homes arriving at Lazy Days soon. Lane County Housing Navigator Jamee Savidge is processing paperwork to bring families back to Lazy Days. If you or someone you know may be interested she can be reached at jamee.savidge@lanecountyor.gov or 458-239-1875.
Check out our menu for the month of July! 🎆
Do you have a 3rd-12th grade Eagle interested in diving into the world of sports? Look into our McKenzie Sports Clinic!
Join us August 19th-22nd from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., where students will learn the fundamentals of football, basketball, and softball. Students will also run through drills, scrimmage, and apply what they have learned.
Transportation from home to school will be provided daily, and breakfast and lunch will also be served.
Space is limited, so secure your spot with Lacey Joy at lacey.joy@mckenziesd.org or Lindsie Cline at lindsie.cline@mckenziesd.org. For additional information, call (541) 822-3315.
Registration closes July 1st. We can’t wait to see you at camp!
Summer in Oregon just got more awesome thanks to Summer EBT!
Summer EBT’s mission is to help get healthy meals to kids throughout the summer break from school. Eligible school-aged children will each get $120 for groceries this summer, and the program will renew each year.
If your household has an EBT card (Oregon Trail Card), your funds will be added to that card this summer. Otherwise, you’ll get a new card in the mail after you’ve been determined eligible.
Get more info at sebt.oregon.gov, and stay tuned for details on how to enroll. Let’s have a happy, healthy, and “full” summer!
#SummerEBT #OregonSEBT
Do you have a 3rd-12th grade Eagle interested in the exciting game of soccer? Check out our Soccer Camp!
Join us July 15th-18th from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., where students will be in an active class of running, learning, and practicing the basics of soccer skills. Students will also learn the game and practice common training drills while scrimmaging in teams daily—no experience necessary.
Transportation from home to school will be provided daily, and breakfast and lunch will also be served.
Space is limited, so secure your spot with Lacey Joy at lacey.joy@mckenziesd.org or Lindsie Cline at lindsie.cline@mckenziesd.org. For additional information, call (541) 822-3315.
Registration closes July 1st. We can’t wait to see you at camp!
Do you have a 3rd-12th grade Eagle interested in the fantastical world of Dungeons & Dragons? Look no further than our D & D/Board Games camp!
Join us July 8th-11th from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., where students will use their imagination and quick thinking to create characters and react to the fantasy world around them! Students will also have the opportunity to learn the basics of Chess and have time to play other board games, too—no experience necessary!
Transportation from home to school will be provided daily, and breakfast and lunch will also be served.
Space is limited to 18 students, so secure your spot with Lacey Joy at lacey.joy@mckenziesd.org or Lindsie Cline at lindsie.cline@mckenziesd.org. For additional information, call (541) 822-3315.
Registration closes July 1st. We can’t wait to see you at camp!
Senior Spotlight!
Meet Jane Dellinger! While at McKenzie, Jane played basketball and golf and participated in track and field. She also served as the Associated Student Body Vice President (ASB). Her favorite memory from her time at McKenzie was in Mr. Day’s after-school fly-tying club in 8th grade. There, she learned about fly fishing, different fly patterns, and the life cycles of various fly species.
After graduation, Jane will attend Oregon State University to study natural resources and later attend pilot school.
She advises incoming students to develop close relationships with their peers and teachers and “Step out of your comfort zone, whether in sports, academically, or socially. My senior year has been full of fun things I never thought I would have done my freshman year of high school.”
Congratulations, Jane!
🌞🍎 Free Summer Meals
July 1st - August 20th, Monday to Thursday
No sign-up, paperwork, or cost is required! Just show up and enjoy nutritious meals:
🍳 Breakfast: 8am-9am
🥪 Lunch: 11 am-12 pm
Attention McKenzie students and families!
🌞 Summer is here, and we're excited to share about the OSU Extension 4-H One Day Summer STEM Camp at the gym
Please check out the attached flyer for details.
Please share and spread the word!
As we reach the end of another incredible school year, we want to thank our Eagles and their families for their hard work and dedication in the classroom!
The Senior Walk was a powerful reminder that the McKenzie River community is filled with support, enthusiasm, and encouragement for our students in every grade and our school at large!
We hope this summer brings time spent with friends and loved ones and the chance to soak up the sunshine. We will see you in the fall!
Go Eagles! 💚💛
We are excited to announce that our Class of 2024 Eagles are ready to spread their wings and fly! The McKenzie River community could not be prouder of our graduates, and we cannot wait to see all they will accomplish as they step out into the world. Congratulations graduates!
Did you know that according to Oregon State University, “Students’ motivation and interest in learning is increased because of outdoor school?” This Classroom Curiosity is dedicated to our fifth graders who embarked on an exciting journey to the Outdoor School Adventure.
Bringing the classroom to the outdoors was academically and socially rewarding for our students, and we are so proud of them for stepping out of their comfort zones and into the forest!
From Bill Gates to Phil Knight, Sacajawea to Captain William Clark, our fourth graders had an incredible time running their Wax Museum! Each student stood in as the “wax” replica of the person they chose to represent, accompanied by a “Push” button that prompted the students to act as their chosen person.
Our Eagles and their families loved the chance to recreate and experience history in such a unique way!
Meet Griffin Withalm! During his time at McKenzie, Griffin played football and basketball and participated in track and field. After graduation, he will attend Oregon State University and major in finance. His advice to incoming students is to “not date in high school.”
Congratulations, Griffin!
Did you know that baby chicks are social creatures who develop their personalities, learn essential survival skills, and determine preferences with the help of their broodmates?
The kindergartners had the chance to watch the exciting process of chick-hatching. While the chicks are officially headed for a new home, the memories made while watching them enter the world are an experience the kindergartners will never forget!