Community
Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
A7
Word on the Street
The Eagle asked children in Grant County,
‘What’s the funnest thing you did this summer?’
“Going to the water park
in Boise with my family
and friends.”
Grace Taylor, 11,
Seneca
“Working with my 4-H
pig and walking her
around, and riding the
carnival rides at the
fair.”
Autumn Walker, 12,
Dayville
“Going to rodeo Bible
camp in Pendleton, and
going to Great Wolf
Lodge in Washington
with my family.”
Dalli Girvin, 11,
John Day
“Going swimming in
the South Fork and the
John Day rivers with my
family and friends.”
Gabriel Walker, 14,
Dayville
“4-H sheep because I
got to learn about it, and
I got to work with my
sheep.”
Miranda Cook, 13,
Monument
“Getting in shape for
football – I worked out
in the weight room,
jogged and practiced
catching with my friend,
Josh.”
Bladen Burril, 13,
John Day
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Individualized education for all K-12 students
• High-quality curriculum with highly qualified staff
• Ability to accommodate all learning levels.
• Opportunity for early graduation & dual high school
and college credit
and
• Students that qualify, receive
books while enrolled in our
and
the
can potentially graduate with an
same day they graduate with their High School Diploma.
• Advanced placement as well as credit recovery
plans available.
• Teacher assisted learning center/study halls
• Self-paced, flexible program to meet needs of parenting
or employed students
• Home School partnership
opportunity for an
enhanced program
Shawn Farrens, EdD
Superintendent/Principal