Nixya'awii Community School -

Nixyaawii Boys Basketball Parent/Player Meeting Monday, November 15th at 5pm at the school. Boys Basketball practice November 15 - 18, from 6 - 8pm and Friday from 2 - 4pm. Contact Coach Noisey with questions at anoisey@pendletonsd.org

Reminder that today is a regular school day and the end of the first quarter. Classes start at 8am. Have a great day!

Pep Assembly for Homecoming Court/Spirit Week will start at 2:40 today in the gym.

Friday, October 29th is the end of the first quarter. We have a regularly scheduled day of school from 8:00am-3:20pm. Daily attendance will be taken each class period. Breakfast and lunch will be served. If you have questions please call 541-429-7900. Thank you!

Home Volleyball game tonight at 6:00. Doors open at 5:15. Admission will be charged. There are no capacity limits and we WILL have concessions. We are looking for one line judge. Please see Aaron Noisey if you are interested. Good Luck GO EAGLES!

Golden Eagle Volleyball will be hosting Cove for their first district volleyball game! Come support the girls Thursday at 6:00. Doors open at 5:15. Masks will be required. Capacity restrictions have been lifted and we will have concessions!

We will be having "open gym" time starting tomorrow morning at 6:45am. These will run Monday-Thursday until further notice. Students will need to enter the side doors of the gym.

We will have our first strings class tomorrow at 10:00am. This will conclude around 11:30. A grab and go lunch will be available. Also reminder conferences tonight 4-7 and tomorrow 8-12. All teacher links can be found on our website.

Volleyball admission is $6 adults, $4 high school students without ID. High school students with ID, children younger than high school, and elders age 56 and older are FREE.

Governor Brown has announced that all school employees, including licensed, classified, volunteers, contractors and coaches, will be required to be fully vaccinated by a date yet to be determined. The Oregon Health Authority is charged with drafting the temporary rules for this mandate. We anticipate that the specific rules may take a few days until their release. The rationale that has been shared with superintendents this morning includes: 1. the delta variant is most common in the US and much more transmissible and impactful, 2. local, state and national case rates are spiking at all-time highs, 3. the governor is adamant that all students return to instruction full-time this fall, and 4. the accepted medical and scientific is that face coverings and vaccinations are the two most significant mitigation strategies for curbing the spread of COVID-19 and its variants. In the coming days, I will provide you with the details of this order as they are released.