Learn why, at a time when many people access information online, Mt. Hood Community has dedicated a new library at the Maywood Park Campus, on the edge of the Parkrose Neighborhood …
Find out what Superintendent Don Grotting said – pulling no punches, as he described the state of the David Douglas School District – at November’s Midway Business Association meeting …
Have a sneak peek, and find out why you should make plans to see this lively musical love story, filled with dance numbers, played out on a fabulous set, starting on December 2nd …
See why this colorful version of “Romeo and Juliet” is delighting young and old who come to see it this weekend …
Here’s a rare look behind the scenes at the lair of the craftspeople who create and build many of those novel and fun hands-on exhibits you see at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry …
With blessings, food and dance – see the colorful traditions these newcomers are bringing to our area at this outer East Portland celebratory event …
Perhaps you, too, will be interested to learn that face masks have far more meaning than simply being costume cover-ups for Halloween. See what we learned about mask-making, from Parkrose High’s innovative art instructor …
Find out why folks are driving from all over town to bring their kids to this music concert series – held at a facility in East Portland dedicated to musical education …
Get a sneak preview of a unique comic play – it’s “Romeo and Juliet” as you’ve never seen it before – opening on November 18 …
After a decade of meeting in other locales, find out why this group – dedicated to furthering and supporting public education – chose Parkrose High School at their 2010 gathering site. They attracted City, County, and State leaders, among others …
You needed a telescope to see the old scoreboard … when it worked! See why the swim teams at Parkrose High are cheering the electricians of NECA and IBEW for this really great – and truly needed – donation …
Via exclusive interviews with Portland Public Schools’ Superintendent, and Lents Neighborhood Association’s Education Committee Chair, find out what we learned about the fate of Marshall Campus, its students, and its teachers …
