"Catlin Gabel excursion leads to historic forest find"
KATU news video of Rummage
KPTV News covers Rummage retirement
Junior volleyball powerhouse McKensie Mickler named Oregonian athlete of the week
From Catholic Sentinel: profile of Middle School head Paul Andrichuk
KGW.com article: "Catlin Gabel ends rummage sale reign"
Kevin Ellis '10 presents paper at international symposium
Fifteen percent of senior class named National Merit Scholar semifinalists
Megan Amram '06, co-author of Hasty Pudding Theatricals, featured in Harvard newspaper
Student & alumni projects for robotic system for elephants in the news
See TV and print stories online:
KPTV Fox12 news: http://www.kptv.com/video/21000918/index.html
KGW Channel 8 news: http://www.kgw.com/video/video-index.html?nvid=392262
Beaverton Valley Times: http://www.beavertonvalleytimes.com/news/story.php?story_id=125138855686978400
http://www.ecnmag.com/news-oregon-zoo-elephant-robotics-082509.aspx
Also:
See the Zoo's video at http://www.oregonzoo.org/VideoArchive/CatlinGabelStudents.htm
Oregonian story: "Catlin Gabel to end popular rummage sale"
KATU news story about Rummage retirement
"Financial aid keeps kids in Oregon private schools"
Portland Oregonian, September 09, "Financial aid keeps kids in Oregon private schools"
To clarify a statistic at the end of this article: financial aid requests from families for the 2009-10 school year went up from 21 to 24 percent, and Catlin Gabel's financial aid budget rose by 41 percent.
Two Catlin Gabel teachers participate in international programs
Former students praise music teacher Don Wolfe
Video of teacher Susan Lazareck on brain development & teaching
Kevin Ellis '10 featured in Columbian article
Catlin Gabel named one of Oregon's 100 best nonprofits to work for
From Evie Waltenbaugh, director of human resources:
Lucky us! Catlin Gabel has been selected by Oregon Business magazine as one of the 100 best nonprofits to work for in Oregon.
I received the following e-mail letter today:
Dear Evelyn Waltenbaugh:
Congratulations! I am very pleased to announce that your organization has made the 2009 list of the first annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon.
It’s a remarkable feat considering that more than 200 nonprofits participated and 6,700 employees completed the survey. We congratulate you and your staff for fostering an outstanding workplace. The rankings were based on the confidential input of employees who answered 60 questions about workplace satisfaction questions such as benefits, management, trust, work environment and development. The survey was voluntary and free of charge, and independently calculated by research partners Davis, Hibbitts and Midghall.
On September 29 we will reveal the much-anticipated rankings in the October issue of Oregon Business magazine, along with a countdown of the top ten nonprofits.
Additionally, your organization’s survey results will be available in mid-August.
Again, I want to congratulate your organization’s ranking as a 100 Best Nonprofit and for being part of this important project.
Sincerely,
Robin Doussard
Editor, Oregon Business
Ninety-three teachers and staff members – 46% of our workforce – completed the survey, which is a tremendous sampling. Thank you to all who participated!
It is an honor to be in the top 100, but even more important is gaining access to the survey results as we establish five-year goals for benefits, salary, and work environment.
Stay tuned for more information.