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Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month

Celebrating the dedication of caregivers, medical professionals, and families navigating brain health.

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Congratulations Class of 2026!

Celebrating the incredible journeys of students across all MESD programs and schools

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Protecting Native Students’ Rights at Graduation

Oregon state law ensures students can honor their heritage and celebrate their achievements

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Celebrating Pride Month

We stand with ALL students and staff this Pride Month. Your identities are valid. Your stories matter. You belong. 

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June is National Safety Month

We are committed to providing healthy and safe facilities for students and staff

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About Our School

About Arata Creek School

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Arata Creek Admissions

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MESD's Commitment to Equity

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MESD's Strategic Plan

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Arata Creek, Burlingame Creek, and Knott Creek schools provide educational programs for students ages K-21 on IEPs who have had persistent behavior challenges in school. Staff teach new social and academic skills and strategies that will allow them to be successful in school as well as in the community and work place.

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Arata Creek, Burlingame Creek, and Knott Creek schools provide educational programs for students ages K-21 on IEPs who have had persistent behavior challenges in school. Staff teach new social and academic skills and strategies that will allow them to be successful in school as well as in the community and work place.