WLWV Community Update

With winter weather right around the corner, we want to remind families what to expect in the event of school delays or closures. Remember, we will only provide communication if there is a change in school operation status. If you do not receive an alert or update the morning of school, you can assume that school is operating normally. Parent-guardians and staff will receive alerts through ParentSquare in the event that there is a 2-Hour Delay or Closure of school due to inclement weather. Parent-guardians can also visit the district or school website for the latest information regarding operation status.

• Parent-guardians will receive an email and text message alert through ParentSquare if there is a change to the school day. We encourage parent-guardians to double-check that their correct contact information is up-to-date in ParentVUE.
• Decisions are made based on road conditions, ability for staff and students to safely get to school, and weather forecasts.
• It's possible that Snow Routes may be implemented depending on road conditions.
• 2-Hour Delay and School Closure Decisions will also be announced via FlashAlert for community members who choose to sign up.

Learn more about inclement weather and emergency communications by visiting the district website.

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District's new primary school is currently under construction and will open for the 2025-26 school year. In preparation for the school's opening, the district is seeking community input to select the school's name. Interested community members can submit a suggestion through this online survey. Thank you for your participation!

To learn more about the new primary school, including construction progress, please visit the capital bond website.

Respiratory depression (shallow or absent breathing) is a hallmark sign of opioid overdose, potentially culminating in a stupor or unconsciousness, cyanosis (bluish or grayish discoloration around lips and nail beds), and lack of oxygenation to vital organs resulting in a heart attack and death. Call 911 immediately if you suspect an overdose. Opioid ingestion can be confirmed once the patient is alert, but naloxone treatment should begin before confirming if opioid overdose is suspected. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is available in WLWV middle and high schools, as are staff members who have been trained to administer it.

Know the signs of an opioid overdose:

• Pinpoint pupils
• Slow, shallow, or no breathing
• Gurgling or snoring
• Difficult to wake or can’t wake
• Extreme drowsiness
• Cold, clammy skin
• Gray or blue skin, fingernails, or lips

Learn more about fentanyl, its increasing prevalence, and what WLWV schools are doing to educate students by visiting the district website.

Starting Jan. 22, Boeckman Road in Wilsonville is closing to thru traffic east of I-5 at the “Boeckman Dip” for a period of a year or more. Until Spring of 2025, the City of Wilsonville will be constructing a bridge over the dip and completing other road improvements to bring Boeckman Road to modern urban standards. First Student Bus Company does not believe that this closure will impact busing, but occasional delays due to surrounding traffic are possible.

The project improves safety and recreational opportunities for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians along Boeckman Road, including near the new primary school in Wilsonville that opens for the 2025-26 school year. During construction, no traffic will be permitted between Canyon Creek Road and Sherman Drive. Two-way east-west traffic is being diverted to Elligsen Rd. and to Wilsonville road via Canyon Creek Rd. (west of work area) and Stafford Rd. (east of work area). A temporary traffic signal has been installed at 65th Ave. and Stafford Rd. to accommodate detour traffic.

Questions can be directed to the City of Wilsonville, who has provided an FAQ about the project and is recommending that commuters text BOECKMAN to 866-935-0125 (Standard data and messaging rates apply) for alerts on traffic impacts throughout the project.

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District uses HelpCounter for volunteer registration and sign-in to increase safety and security for all students. Interested volunteers can register to volunteer in WLWV schools by visiting the Volunteer Registration webpage. Simply select 'Start' to fill out your application, which includes a background check. The first time that volunteers sign-in to volunteer at any WLWV school they will be prompted to accept a Volunteer Agreement.

Volunteers must also re-register every three years, or when volunteering at a new school. Note that volunteer coaches register through a different process. Contact your school's athletic director or principal for more information.

Volunteering in WLWV schools is an extremely rewarding experience. Your time is greatly appreciated by both staff and students!

Families wanting information about resources and additional community partners are encouraged to access the district's Community Bulletin Board. The Community Bulletin Board is where community partners share relevant flyers and information about youth sports, camps and outside learning opportunities, enrichment opportunities, fundraisers, and other community-based opportunities. Community members can also post information to the Community Bulletin Board by submitting a PDF.

There are currently several job opportunities for prospective community members. Openings include Nutrition Services, Paraeducators, and various teaching and coaching opportunities. Learn more, or apply, by visiting our website.

Come learn and grow with us!

January 15 — Martin Luther King Jr. Day (No School)

January 22 — School Board Meeting

• Safety/Security in WLWV Schools

• Community Bulletin Board

• Updated 2023 Student Rights and Responsibilities
• ParentSquare

• 2023-24 Registration Information

• Music and Arts Partners (MAP)

• Bus Routes

• Wilsonville Public Library

• West Linn Public Library

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District is nationally recognized for its high student and staff achievement, including one of the top graduation rates in the State of Oregon. West Linn-Wilsonville serves nearly 10,000 K-12 students across 16 schools in West Linn and Wilsonville, with a mission of creating learning communities for the greatest thinkers and the most thoughtful people for the world. WLWV strives to provide challenging education opportunities that prepare students to be college and career ready.

Email: kilstroa@wlwv.k12.or.us
Website: https://www.wlwv.k12.or.us
Location: 22210 Southwest Stafford Road, Tualatin, OR, USA
Phone: 503-673-7000
Facebook: facebook.com/wlwvschools
Twitter: @wlwvdistrict