We are aware that some students are having challenges logging into their Chromebooks to access Distance Learning. Here are instructions to help families having difficulties logging in.
As Chromebooks come online after the summer, updates may take time and Step 2 may need to be repeated multiple times. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but appreciate your patience and understanding during this important update process.
Sometimes the documents you send will be unreadable to the teacher, especially when you submit from home. The best way to make sure your teacher receives your assignment clearly is to save them as a PDF.
To Submit: Click the red submit button on the upper left corner of your assignments. Click the Upload button on the bottom middle of the submission page. Find the folder where you saved your document of PDF for the assignment. Select the document (or PDF) you need to upload for the assignment. Last, make sure you click “Submit Assignment” button.
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Talent Search is a college prep program to assist low income and/or first generation students. Commitment and time to the program is less than Upward Bound. Email Ellen Massey for additional questions regarding the Talent Search program or call 503-399-3080.
Upward Bound is a college prep program that assists low income and/or first generation students who would like additional one-on-one support and who can devote time year-round to the program. Reach out to Ana Arredono-Franco for additional questions regarding the program or call 503-399-3080.
Oregon Career Information System assists students with discovering post-secondary plans and career planning.
The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a resource for career exploration. The website has over 150 different careers with information about job growth, education needed for occupations, annual pay, and other important information related to career exploration.
Connect with local military recruiters to discuss branches, jobs, and other opportunities. These branches also visit the school every now and then so be on the lookout for them at lunch!
Apprenticeships provide opportunities for individuals to earn money while receiving on the job training.
Marion County Youth and Family Crisis Services:
503-576-4673 ♦ Call 503-576-HOPE
Polk County Crisis Line:
503- 623-9289 ♦ 1-503-581-5535 (after hours)
Psychiatric Crisis Center:
503-585-4949 (Marion, Polk, Yamhill)
Northwest Human Services Crisis and Info Hotline:
503-581-5535 or 1-800-560-5535
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
1-800-273-8255
Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or Text HOME to 741741
Deaf and Hard of Hearing: 1-800-799-4889
Nacional de Prevención del Suicidio en espanol 1-888-628-9454
Trevor Project
(crisis line for students identifying as LGBTQIA+): 1-877-565-8860
Oregon Youthline
(teen to teen crisis and help line): 1-877-968-8491 or text ‘teen2teen’ to 839863
Teen Dating and Domestic Violence 24/7 hotline:
503-399-7722
Center for Hope & Safety (formerly Mid-Valley Women’s Crisis Service)
Support people who check in with students regarding attendance and academics
Individuals supporting students with behavior in school
Opportunity on Saturday mornings for students to receive additional support in their classes. Students should connect with their teachers prior to attending Saturday school so that teachers can provide materials for students to work on.
Opportunity for students to receive tutoring before school and after school. Students should bring all of their materials that they need assistance with.
Morning sessions run every day from 7:10-8:10 in the library. Afternoon sessions run every day from 3:30-5:00 in the library. Dinner is offered for students who check in by 3:30.
Transportation is not provided.
Student management systems detailing grades, attendance, assignments, and other important information.
Call the main office if you do not have a user account at 503-399-3080.
Tool for students and parents to use to assist in tracking attendance and homework each day. Travel cards can be picked up in the Student Support Center.
Individuals collaborating and supporting students from specific cultural backgrounds.
Supports students who have lost housing, are couch surfing, or sleeping in car/tent/street. Click here more information on the STEP/Homeless Program
Assisting students to succeed in the classroom.
Provide support and resources for students for life after high school.
Assist students in a variety of social emotional needs. While we are not licensed therapists, we are trained to support students with a variety of needs.
Mental & Emotional Support
Speak to a Counselor (form)
Suicide Prevention Information
SafeOregon Tip Line
05.04.18
Hello McKay Parents and Community,
The spring is an exciting time of the year as we celebrate our students’ accomplishments and begin planning for the coming year. For our seniors and their families, we are excited to be celebrating you all at graduation on Friday, June 8th at 8:00 pm at the Pavilion at the Oregon State Fairgrounds.
Our team is working to finalize our planning around this event. There are some adjustments we are required to make this year. This is to meet both facility and safety guidelines for the Pavilion location. We are expecting a large graduating class here at McKay of over 500 students. The Pavilion has a maximum capacity that cannot exceed 5,000 people. The fact is we have outgrown what is currently the largest venue we can rent to hold our graduation ceremony. For the last two years, there have been security and safety concerns because of overcrowding in the seating areas.
We recognize that changes in our processes can, at times, be difficult to navigate. We truly thank you for your patience and understanding with this new process and in helping us ensure that we can provide a memorable graduation for our seniors in a safe and secure environment.
Sincerely,
Mr. Schoepper
Principal, McKay High School
05.04.18
Un saludo a los padres y a toda la comunidad de McKay:
La primavera es una época emocionante del año en la que celebramos los logros de nuestros estudiantes y comenzamos a planificar para el próximo año. Para nuestros estudiantes del 12do grado y sus familias, estamos entusiasmados por celebrar su graduación el 8 de junio a las 8pm en el Pavilion del Oregon State Fairgrounds.
Nuestro equipo de organización está trabajando para finalizar la planificación de este evento. Han surgido algunos ajustes que se nos ha requerido hacer este año. Esto es para cumplir los lineamientos de seguridad general y los establecidos por las instalaciones del Pavilion. Esperamos la asistencia de un gran número de graduandos en McKay de más de 500 estudiantes. El Pavilion tiene una capacidad máxima que no puede exceder de 5000 personas. En efecto, nosotros hemos sobrepasado la capacidad máxima de los lugares de mayor capacidad que podemos alquilar para llevar a cabo nuestra ceremonia de graduación. En los últimos dos años, hemos tenido preocupaciones de prevención y seguridad debido a la superpoblación en las áreas de los asientos.
Nosotros reconocemos que los cambios en los procesos, en algunas ocasiones, pueden ser difíciles de aceptar. Nosotros verdaderamente apreciamos su paciencia y comprensión en este nuevo proceso y su ayuda a asegurar que podamos proveer una graduación memorable para nuestros graduandos en un ambiente seguro y a salvo.
Sinceramente,
Sr. Schoepper
Director, Escuela Preparatoria McKay
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