PHSD Community Survey - High School Success Act

The Student Success Act is a game-changer for Oregon schools. When fully implemented this act will invest approximately $2 billion for early learning and K-12 education, focusing upon key areas, such as reducing class size, increasing instructional time, addressing health and safety needs and ensuring a well-rounded education.

In order to apply for these funds our district needs all voices in the conversation.

You play a key role in this process and this survey is a meaningful way to get involved.

Please take the time to fill it out and encourage others to do the same.

Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. As always, I am open to your feedback. Your involvement and continued dedication is critical to our success. Thanks again for all the dedication you put into this important work and to helping our students succeed.

Respectfully,

Scott Linenberger

Superintendent

Pleasant Hill School District

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History of Pleasant Hill Schools

Our school district was founded in 1847 and our high school celebrated its centennial in 2010 — "100 Years of Class!"

For a detailed account of how we got to this point of excellence-- from the earliest days of
Lane County, including the journeys of Pleasant Hill founder Elijah Bristow and his friend Eugene Skinner (who had to found HIS city down in the lowlands where it flooded every year)   Download the History of Pleasant Hill Here.

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