Douglas County Partners for Student Success is committed to helping our communities move to collective action through a common agenda, mutually reinforcing activities, continuous communication and shared measurements of success. Our latest news will be posted here.
Student Scene: Checking up on health careers Aspiring surgeon sharpens her skills ooking into a mouth that’s undergoing deep cleaning due to periodontal disease is no problem for Quinlan Morrow. Blood and bacteria don’t faze the 17-year-old Roseburg High School senior. “I’m not squeamish at all. I’ve always
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Bright Works illuminates health care careers You might find them adjusting splints on simulated patients at Mercy Medical Center in Roseburg. Or walking through a hypothetical diagnosis and treatment plan next door at the Community Cancer Center. On Halloween, they organized games and science activities at Winston’s South
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Learn, earn and serve this summer Here’s a neat summer opportunity for older students, ages 17-24. It’s a chance to work in the woods, learn about our local natural wonders and resources and get paid. These jobs are offered through a collaboration between the Umpqua National Forest, Umpqua
READ MORE … →Education Matters. Your Choice. Your Future. Act Now. Moving the needle for countywide, long-term student success is going to take a team – one might even fall back on that oft-repeated and true trope “It takes a village to raise a child.” Our social marketing campaign aims to
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