Benson High students, counselor push for school-based health center, mental health help
Benson students and its head counselor are working to find the resources to create and staff a school-based health center on the Benson campus. Such health centers are common place at the other PPS high schools, and even some middle … Continue reading →
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Benson alum wins prestigious Milken Educator Award
Teresa Chan Seidel, a Robert Gray Middle School math teacher, was selected as 1 of 35 educators to win the Milken Educator Award this year. You can read all about it over at The Oregonian.
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Flashback Monday: KGW profiles KBPS circa 1991
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Benson football will try to show it is a ‘viable’ program
Head coach, Anthony Stoudamire, is optimistic about the future of Benson Football. Turnout for football has been on the increase since he took over the team two seasons ago. All of the focus that has been placed on the program … Continue reading →
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Class of 1994 – 20 year
Saturday, July 19th – Private party at Rock Bottom Brewery, Downtown Portland Spouses & Partners are welcome. Ticket prices are $50/person Includes 2 hours of complimentary beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages along with dinner. Classmates will gather around 9:00 pm for a … Continue reading →
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The unique math of Benson’s Tech Geometry
The Oregonian’s Steve Duin filed an article about the Tech Geometry program created by two Benson teachers, Amy Slaughter and Tim Hryciw. Much has been written about this success of this program, but now there is doubt as to its … Continue reading →
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Benson crowns its 2014 Rose Festival Princess
Jasmin McKenzie was selected as Benson’s 2014 Rose Festival Princess. She is a four sport athlete who is interested in pursuing psychology. You can read The Oregonian’s article, complete with a video interview of Ms. McKenzie here. Benson had a … Continue reading →
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Benson robotics team headed to Super Regional competition
Benson Robotics Team #267 has advanced the the super regional competition, to be held in Sacramento, CA March 20-22, 2014. They need to raise $4,000 to cover entrance fees and travel expenses. You can help them get there by donating … Continue reading →
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Benson Athletics in peril
Its important to note that Benson’s low enrollment is artificially created by PPS. Recent years have seen the wait list for freshmen wanting to attend Benson reach over 200 students. ** Updated 3/7/2014 ** Both The Oregonian and KOIN news … Continue reading →
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Innovative geometry class featured on KGW
Benson’s math and construction departments came together to create a new type of geometry class that is really taking off. KGW recently filed a story on class, which you can watch below. You can learn more about the program by … Continue reading →
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