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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.
We interview some of our teammates about what Dr. King's work means to them.
Recognizing and honoring many of the cultural and religious holidays that occur this month
A new residential program in Portland aims to provide culturally-responsive support for OYA youth.
OYA staff who are veterans talk about what the holiday means to them.
OYA recognizes and honors two important events in November to bring awareness to transgender people.
Fifteen current and former OYA youth received scholarships for higher education or vocational training supplies.
Applies to juveniles convicted as adults before Jan. 1, 2020 (Se aplicaría a los jóvenes sentenciados como adultos antes del 1 de enero de 2020)
OYA’s parole and probation staff are accustomed to helping others. But what happens when they need their own support?
Oregon will officially honor this day for the first time on Oct. 11.
Three youth from Camp Florence have become the go-to barbers in their coastal town.