PBIS is an approach schools can use to improve school safety and promote positive behavior. It also helps schools decide how to respond to a child who misbehaves.
At its heart, PBIS calls on schools to teach kids about behavior, just as they would teach about any other subject—like reading or math. PBIS recognizes that kids can only meet behavior expectations if they know what the expectations are. A hallmark of a school using PBIS is that everyone knows what’s appropriate behavior. Throughout the school day—in class, at lunch and on the bus—kids understand what’s expected of them.
PBIS has a few important guiding principles:
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The annual Kindergarten Round-up is a great opportunity for parents and future kindergarteners to meet the teachers, see the classrooms, and get complete information on what is needed to begin kindergarten and have a successful first year of school.
IntroducingThe link above will take you to the portal for Students and Parents to access the system.
Every parent and all students grades 7-12 have received a letter with an initial login and password.
On the first login, every user must accept the terms and conditions to use the site, and then choose a new secure password.
If you have lost your initial login credential letter, please call the school office for assistance.
3.17.2020 --- 5:30 p.m. --- We have just received notice that all schools in Oregon are now closed until April 28. We will be working over the next few days to finalize plans for providing learning opportunities to students. We are committed to finding ways to serve students with/without internet access. While we know such options will not replace school entirely, we will do all we can to help during this time. Meals will continue as they have this week, and as described in the message below. Thank you for your patience and consideration as we work through this difficult time.
Sincerely,Ms. PinkertonElementary Principal/Superintendent
School Lunch/Breakfast Available
Follow these links for Governor Kate Brown Actions regarding the Coronavirus
Upcoming Events
Find sports schedules, club news and lists of activities, class schedules, staff directories and other information for grades 7-12.
High School & Junior High
Principal
Blake Carlsen
School Secretary: Jessie Cunningham
201 SE Fourth Street
Enterprise, Oregon 97828
541-426-3193
FAX: 541-426-3504
Discover news of upcoming events and programs for grades K-6, in addition to staff directories and more information.
District Superintendent
& Elementary Principal
Erika Pinkerton
School Secretary: Sandy Wiedeman
201 SE Fourth Street
Enterprise, Oregon 97828
541-426-3812
FAX: 541-426-4485
Building Healthy Families strengthens families through proven family education and support programs and helps create family environments that assure children's school readiness, success, and life skills.
School Secretary: Tashina Schillereff
Building Healthy Families
207 NE Park Street
Enterprise, OR 97828
541-426-9411
FAX: 541-426-3414
Yearbooks created by Enterprise Students for grades 7-12 reflecting the academic years of 2017-18 and 2018-19 are available for purchase online!
Yearbooks are availabe in hardcover, softcover, personalized and an amazing FREE downloadable eYearbook versions!
Follow these links to order your yearbook:
Any questions, please contact Mrs. Anderson in the High School Library
All Incoming Seventh Graders must have the Tdap shot before school begins. Please stop by the high school and sign your child’s Certificate of Immunization Status once your child has gotten the required immunization. If you choose not to get your child immunized, the state requires that you go online at
www.healthoregon.org/vaccineeemption
and view the information they have available, then sign the “Vaccine Education Certificate of Completion” form and bring it into the high school office. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Terri at 426-3193.
Enterprise School District has joined the SafeOregon network. The progam is designed to make schools safer from bullying, threats or violence. It provides anonymous, proactive assistance for students or staff who may feel unsafe for any reason. Follow this link for complete information.
Based on recommendations from the School Safety Committee, new policies and procedures are in place at Enterprise Elementary to improve safety for students and staff.
All doors to the K-3 building will be locked at all times unless a staff attendant is present and monitoring the doors. Visitors to this building
need to check in at the elementary office and obtain a Visitor Pass. A staff member will then accompany visitors to the K-3 building for admission.
In the 4-6 building, only the west door next to the office will be unlocked. Both the north and south doors will be locked at all times.
More changes may be announced in the future based on additional committee recommendations.
The safety committee members include the superintendent, Chief of City of Enterprise Police, the County Sheriff, an OSP trooper, school board members, parents and teachers.
Enterprise School District in Northeast Oregon.
A Tradition of Excellence in Scholarship & Sportsmanship since 1917.
Enterprise Schools
201 SE Fourth Street, Enterprise, OR 97828
541.426.3193 Enterprise High School & Junior High School
541.426.3812 Enterprise Elementary School
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