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New Bridge students join Oregon book battle
A team from OYA’s Rogue Valley facility competed in literary trivia against other schools for the first time.
A team from OYA’s Rogue Valley facility competed in literary trivia against other schools for the first time.
A new class of wildland firefighting students at Camp Riverbend had their first practice burn this week.
The facility in Burns celebrated six students who earned their high school diplomas.
Lessons in emotion regulation, problem-solving, and conflict resolution are improving OYA living units — and giving youth skills for success in life.
Check here regularly for updates on OYA's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Updated: May 13, 2022)
For Public Service Recognition Week, OYA is highlighting three team members whose work stands out.
May is dedicated to honoring AAPI cultures and heritage.
OYA supports rights, access, and equitable treatment for all victims.
April is dedicated to celebrating Arab American culture and contributions.
March is Women's History Month, a time to celebrate historical and current contributions from women.
Youth at four OYA facilities learned about and discussed Black history.
Both earned their associate degrees from Rogue Community College.
Black History Month celebrates both the historical and modern-day contributions made by phenomenal African Americans.
Ali Rolle, Brent Rutkowski, and Griselda Solano-Salinas are this year's winners.
Students at MacLaren combine their love for music with their newly-learned skills in computer-aided design and woodworking.