School District News
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Boeckman Creek Primary School's International Culture Night
Posted by West Linn-Wilsonville on 5/1/2025The Boeckman Creek Primary School community came together to celebrate its many neighbors at the annual International Cultures Night. Everyone was invited to join in over two dozen different countries and cultures through music, food, dance, art, and so much more. Boeckman Creek Principal Greg James said, “Events like International Culture Night and our Art Walk are more than just gatherings. They are reflections of the rich diversity and shared values that define us. Our different cultures, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives come together to form the vibrant, beautiful tapestry that is Boeckman Creek. With over 20 nationalities and cultures represented in our community, we are reminded every day of how diversity strengthens us. Each of you contributes something meaningful. Each of you matters. I hope tonight is not only a celebration of who we are, but also a reflection of the inclusive and supportive environment we strive to create every day.” Thank you to everyone who helped make this such a fun and amazing event.
2024-25 Information
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K-5 Math Curriculum Adoption Overview
The WLWV K-5 Math Curriculum Adoption Team is in the process of selecting a new K-5 Math Curriculum beginning next school year. Parent-guardians are invited to review the K-5 Math Curriculum Adoption process and overview, as well as provide feedback through this online form.
There will be an in-person parent feedback session in May for families who would like to provide direct input.
Dr. Kathy Ludwig, Superintendent
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Welcome to the West Linn-Wilsonville School District!
Our incredible students, talented staff, supportive and dedicated community make this a tremendous place in which to learn and lead.
Our school district guides us with a compelling vision question, “How do we create learning communities for the greatest thinkers and most thoughtful people…for the world?”
This question challenges us to continually hone our practices and skills in creating exceptional learning environments for our students. The question also challenges us to implement practices that help our students grow as thoughtful citizens and compassionate humanitarians. Together, the vision question prompts us to continually engage our students’ minds and hearts. As the late poet, Maya Angelou declares, “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.”
We pledge to do our best when working with the children entrusted in our care. This year holds great promise, great opportunities and great accomplishments for each of them.
With pride to lead WLWV,
Kathy Ludwig
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