Michael Theofelis, an English teacher at David Douglas High School, poses with a student’s drawing of Theofelis with his new baby on his first week back from parental leave. Theofelis says authenticity is among the most important qualities for a teacher.
Getting to know the teachers who have taught the Class of 2025 over the years.
Linfield is united by what sets it apart. Small classes, a high level of support and a close-knit residential community allow students to receive a world-class education while building a foundation for the rest of their lives. Linfield offers athletics, Greek life and all the advantages of a large university, but on a personal scale. Find your people, change the world. Linfield University: Explore the uncommon.
The third story in OPB’s documentary series on students in the Class of 2025 focuses on the challenges of junior year, as the climb to graduation grows steeper
OPB has been following a group of 27 students since kindergarten, to see how they meet Oregon's expectation that every one of them finishes high school.
OPB is following a group of kindergartners as they start their journey toward high school. In 2013, those students started first grade.
Every school year brings some new faces and some old friends move away. As part of our "Class Of 2025" project, we're looking at how changing schools affects students
Last June, Ava and Munira finished elementary school. They start middle school next week. They’re part of the Class of 2025 – a key cohort in Oregon's rising expectations for public schools.
Students and their families were invited to a parade to celebrate the end of 8th grade.
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OPB's Class of 2025 finished second grade earlier this month. OPB caught up with many of the students during Field Day at Earl Boyles Elementary School, and did end-of-year photos of each of the 29 participating kids.
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OPB's Class of 2025 finished second grade earlier this month. OPB caught up with many of the students during Field Day at Earl Boyles Elementary School, and did end-of-year photos of each of the 29 participating kids.
