The Salem-Keizer School Board meets Tuesday to consider a safe and welcoming schools resolution and to nominate board members for the Oregon School Boards Association's board and legislative policy committees.

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A redesign of the Salem-Keizer School District's alternative middle and high school programs is intended to give students a chance for a different environment before they become disengaged from classes - and provide more options for students already enrolled.

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Around 200 students from West Salem High School's band, choir and orchestra programs went door-to-door raising money for the school's music programs Saturday.

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Student advisor to the board, Grace Caldwell, submits a guest opinion to the Statesman Journal.

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Salem resident, Linda Farrington, a guest opinion to the Statesman Journal.

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More than 41,000 kids had their first day of classes Wednesday as the Salem-Keizer School District went back to full-time, in-person school for the first time since the pandemic began.

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Navigating new buildings and school traffic congestion, tens of thousands of kids returned to classrooms in-person full time for the first time since the Covid pandemic began.

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Following sixth and ninth graders, the rest of Salem-Keizer Public Schools students in grades 1-12 started the new school year on Wednesday.

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Musically inclined West Salem High School students will be knocking on doors Saturday to raise money for the school's music programs.

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Thousands of Salem kids are back in classrooms full-time starting Wednesday. Here’s what we know about school ventilation, lunch plans and more.

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Salem-Keizer Public Schools welcomed sixth and ninth graders back to in-person learning Tuesday as they began the new school year.

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An estimated 200 students from West Salem High School's band, choir and orchestra programs will take to the city's streets on Sept. 11 to raise money for the school's music department.

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More than 41,000 students in Salem-Keizer Public Schools are returning to the classroom for the new school year.

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Oregon students will be able to access free menstrual products at every public school in the state starting this fall.

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Nearly all children enrolled in Salem's public schools will get a $389 food payment from the State of Oregon, the Department of Human Services announced Wednesday.

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For the first time since March 2020, Salem-Keizer schools are back to full, in-person instruction.

Every Oregon district, like those nationwide, can provide free school breakfasts and lunches to any student who wants one, regardless of family income, this school year.

Salem-Keizer Public Schools is preparing for the new year, which starts next week. Some schools in the district were built or remodeled as part of an $84 million construction bond, including South Salem High School.

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Tuesday is the first day of school for Oregon’s second-largest school district. This week, nearly 40,000 kids will return to in-person instruction at Salem-Keizer’s 65 schools. Sixth- and ninth-graders will have their first day Tuesday, while all other grades from first through 12 will begin on Wednesday. Kindergarteners will transition back to classrooms starting next week.

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More than 41,000 students in the Salem-Keizer School District are set to head back into the classroom for full-time in person learning on Wednesday.

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More than 41,000 students in the Salem-Keizer School District are set to head back into the classroom for full-time in person learning on Wednesday.

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Fox 12 Oregon welcomes back 41,000 SKPS students to school.

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Salem-Keizer Public Schools is preparing for the new year, which starts next week. Some schools in the district were built or remodeled as part of an $84 million construction bond, including South Salem High School.

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Junior forward Sydnee Alfano scored the lone goal of the contest in the second minute as McNary defeated Franklin 1-0 on Thursday night for their third straight victory.

McNary quarterback Tyler Copeland went 14-of-18 for 211 yards and three touchdowns in his first start under center, and Dakota Dunagan ran for 125 yards and two scores on 14 carries as the Celtics blew past South Medford, winning by a final score of 35-13 on Friday, Sept. 3.

The Keizertimes provides an in-depth look at all six prep football programs in the Salem-Keizer area.

After a solid spring season, Tyler and Braiden Copeland look to be two of the best returning skill players in the MVC.