Since September, all Salem-Keizer Public Schools have been undergoing comprehensive distance education due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A mix of distance and in-person learning is […]
In The Room Where It Happens: Marion County’s Ballot Counting
It is election day. That means that the approximately 1/3rd of Oregonians registered to vote who have not cast their ballots have until 8 p.m. today, […]
ASB and Class Officers for the 2020-2021 School Year
In early October, South students voted for the 2020-2021 Associated Student Body [ASB] and class officers. The winners were announced during student advisory classes on Friday, […]
Photos: Site Of Oregon’s Inhumane Institution Demolished
Warning: some may find the phrases in the images disturbing. Viewer discretion recommended. The buildings featured in the first half of this photo gallery no longer […]
Local Leader Shares Black Joy
Julianne Jackson has been a leader in Oregon’s Black Lives Matter movement and a hard-working advocate for people of color. She has spoken at protests, organized […]
Salem-Keizer School District Extends Online Learning
Salem-Keizer Public Schools has announced that they are extending online learning, also called Comprehensive Distance Learning, for students in grades 4-12 until the end of quarter […]
Salem-Keizer NAACP Hosts Series Of Local Candidate Forums
Alisa Dougherty, Page Editor, and Kylie Kenyon, Page Editor, contributed to this report. With elections coming up on Nov. 3, the Salem-Keizer NAACP is hosting a […]
Red Cross Partners With South Senior For Blood Drive Today
Today, October 7, South student Marisa Keele 21’ will be partnering with American Red Cross to hold a blood drive at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The […]
South Seniors Create Statewide Tutoring, Support Service
Over the past few months three South Salem upperclassmen, Luke Clifton ’21, Esha Puri ’21 and Pranav Ramesh ’21, have founded and run a free online […]
