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Superintendent notes OSAA reclassification change; FFA fundraiser raised $101,000
Summary
In the superintendent's Dec. 17 report the district said OSAA moved Eagle Point into a 5A/6A hybrid league after overturning a committee recommendation and reported the Eagle Point FFA Dinner & Auction on Dec. 13 drew 380 attendees and raised $101,000, with $21,500 earmarked for scholarships.
The superintendent's written report to the Eagle Point School District 9 board highlighted a late change by the OSAA Executive Board to the Classification and Redistricting Committee recommendation. The working committee had recommended a four-team 5A/4A hybrid; the Executive Board instead placed Eagle Point in a 5A/6A hybrid alongside South Medford, North Medford, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Crater and Ashland.
The report also thanked district staff and volunteers and noted the Eagle Point FFA 18th Annual Dinner & Auction on Dec. 13 at the Seven Feathers Event Center drew about 380 community members and raised $101,000; the packet states $21,500 of the total will be used for scholarships. The district urged community members to support the volunteer D9 Foundation, which provides scholarships for Eagle Point graduates.
The superintendent's report appears in the board packet distributed for the Dec. 17 meeting. The materials encourage staff to take time to recharge over the break and highlight upcoming district communications and contact information.
