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Monday 1-Hour Later School Start to Begin January 2026

One-Hour Later School Start Begins January 5, 2026

After months of discussion, data analysis, and community engagement, the Oregon School Board has approved a 1-hour later school start time for students on Mondays beginning on January 5, 2026. Educators will use the this one hour time period to engage in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). PLCs are structured collaboration sessions in which educators examine evidence of student learning and make instructional decisions based on what they learn - a practice known to increase student achievement.

It's Time to Think About Summer Semester!

Now is the time to start planning for summer. Find what you need to get ready for Summer Semester registration, which begins on April 8!

Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age - March 12

When should you get your kid a phone? If they have one, how do you set healthy limits? These are common questions that families struggle with in the digital age and Screenagers has recent research-based information can help! This is a must-see documentary, particularly for families with children who are growing up surrounded by technology. Even if you've seen Screenagers before, this showing includes updated information and research. This movie can't be seen on demand - it must be through a screening, like the one offered here. Mark your calendars today!

Together, Doing Great Things for Kids!

Learn about the Readiness for Learning Framework and two initiatives that are being proposed to the School Board for adoption that would start in the 2025-26 school year. Make sure to mark your calendar to attend an informational listening session and share your feedback.

School Safety

We are committed to making our schools a safe place for everyone and we all play a part. Make sure you are up to date on our safety protocols, resources, tips, and best practices for keeping our schools safe.

Missing Emails?

We sometimes hear concerns from families that they have not received emails sent from the Oregon School District via Infinite Campus, which is our District contact database. Our investigation indicates that some email providers have flagged messages from OSD via Infinite Campus as “spam” and are blocking them from being delivered. This means that although emails from the Oregon School District are sent successfully, an email provider outside of OSD stops them from being delivered to your mail account (not even into a “Spam” folder). We've also learned that this happens on occasion with no predictable pattern.

This seems to be most common with email accounts hosted by Microsoft, such as outlook.com, live.com, hotmail.com, msn.com, etc., but also periodically affects charter.net, spectrum.com, frontier.net, and others.

While the OSD Technology Department has been in contact with these email providers and is doing everything possible to help mitigate this challenge, the source of the issue occurs after messages leave the OSD domain.

What Should I Do?

Additional Suggestions

Check your email’s spam folder. If you find a message in spam, move it to your Inbox. Some email programs also allow you to indicate it as "not spam."
Log in to the Campus Portal and make sure your email address is correct, and that you are subscribed to email notifications.
Open and read messages from Oregon School District. This teaches your email program that you want to receive messages from OSD.
Add your child’s teachers’ email addresses to your email contact list.
Add no-reply@oregonsd.net and no-reply@oregonsd.org to your email contact list.
Add the following domains to your email provider's list of domains to "allow" or "whitelist" (if your provider allows this option).
- oregonsd.org
- mg.oregonsd.org
- oregonsd.net
Contact your email provider’s tech support and explain the situation to them.

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