After years of saving and fundraising combined with months of planning, students and their chaperones from Creswell Middle School were finally bound for Boston, New York City and Washington DC.
The second leg of the trip brings them to New York City. With stops to Plymouth-Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth Rock and the Forefathers Monument along the way. Go Tigers!
After years of saving and fundraising combined with months of planning, students and their chaperones from Creswell Middle School were finally bound for Boston, New York City and Washington DC.
The first leg of the trip landed them in Boston. Go Tigers!
“We arrived in Boston at 3:30 to a beautiful afternoon of 84 degrees. The photos are of Oregon Ducks visiting the Boston Ducks, at the Boston Public Garden, and at the Statue of George Washington. The beautiful New England fall foliage is on display” – Principal Burrus
Day Two Update from Boston: “We started the day at Revere Beach, toured the USS Constitution, walked to the top of the Bunker Hill Monument (winding staircase 296 steps straight up), we spent a large portion of the day walking along the Freedom Trail-which included stops at the Old and New Statehouses, Paul Revere’s House, Quincy Market and many other landmarks. (Over 8.5 miles for the day!)” – Principal Burrus
Friday, October 12 will be a non school day for all students.
October 12 is a statewide in-service day for school staff with no school for students.
Staff will be spending the entire day in professional development activities.
October 1 through October 5 is Creswell High School’s homecoming week!
The community is invited to cheer on their Bulldogs this Thursday and Friday
“The Homecoming Parade will start at 5:30pm from the High School and proceed down Oregon Avenue (following the 4th of July Parade route). Please come out and see our amazing floats and Homecoming Court and then join us for the football game starting at 7:00pm.” – Principal Watkins