Oregon's Native American High School Grads Can Now Customize Mortar Boards
A new Oregon law lets Native American students literally put a feather in their cap for graduation ceremonies.
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A new Oregon law lets Native American students literally put a feather in their cap for graduation ceremonies.
The long-time director of the 4J School District’s NATIVES Program is officially retiring this month.
1:08 KLCC's Brian Bull reports on a Native American education program delivering two hand carved, painted totem poles to a couple Eugene schools. COVID-19 delayed delivery of the first pole to North Eugene High School by nearly a year. There was a much smaller crowd than usual, but they were no less appreciative. The installed totem pole at Madison Middle School, February 24, 2021. Credit Brian Bull / KLCC “It’s a way to honor our native staff, students and community, to honor the land on which our school is built,” NEHS princial Trinity Welch-Radabaugh told KLCC. North Eugene senior Ha...