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07/24/2025

Congratulations Mr. Roberts!

COOS BAY, OR – July 24, 2025 – The Coos Bay School District Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary Roberts as Interim Superintendent for a one-year term, effective immediately. This decision was made with a focus on ensuring continued stability within the district and maintaining the positive trajectory of current academic achievement.

Mr. Roberts is a familiar and respected figure within the Coos Bay School District community, having been the runner-up in last year's comprehensive superintendent search. His prior participation in the entire rigorous screening process, which included extensive interviews and evaluations, provided the Board with a deep understanding of his qualifications and commitment to the district.

The Coos Bay School District Board of Directors is confident that Mr. Roberts will discharge the duties of this office with diligence and care. His proven understanding of our district's needs and his dedication to educational excellence make him an ideal choice to lead us through this interim period. The Board believes his appointment will allow us to seamlessly continue our focus on student success and the progress we've made in academic achievement.

The Board looks forward to working collaboratively with Mr. Roberts to uphold the district's mission and ensure a successful academic year.

Sincerely,
The Coos Bay School District Board of Directors

07/24/2025

Thank you Dr. Ainsworth.

07/22/2025

Hello Marshfield Families,

Fall sports are approaching quickly, and we are excited to get the season underway! As a reminder, all students must have a current sports physical on file to participate in any sport at Marshfield Junior High or Marshfield High School this year.

Please schedule your student’s sports physical prior to the start of their season.

We are offering two convenient opportunities for sports physicals here on the Marshfield campus with the Waterfall Community Health Mobile Unit:

Tuesday, August 12th – Marshfield High School, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday, August 19th – Marshfield Junior High, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

We encourage you to take advantage of these on-campus dates to ensure your student is ready to participate.

Thank you,
Marshfield Athletics

07/22/2025

Canceled! Poor Pigeon is very sad. He was all loaded up in his carrier and ready to be transported to his new home and they canceled! The app was sent late yesterday, approved quickly. We talked to them about logistics. It worked out since our transport driver was headed towards their town. The paperwork was done. Several people were involved to make this all happen. Everything was set. Then boom, our hearts sank for the lil guy!

If you might be interested in adopting this adorable kitty, please fill out an application at foccas.net - he's good with dogs and cats

07/19/2025

07/18/2025

HONORING THIRTY-THREE YEARS OF SERVICE

The City of Coos Bay, the Coos Bay Police Department (CBPD), and the Coos Bay Police Officers Association proudly recognize Senior Officer Robert Scoville for his 33 years of dedicated service in public safety.

After a distinguished career in which he served for the North Bend Police Department, Coquille Tribal Police Department, and the Coos Bay Police Department, Senior Officer Scoville officially retired on July 1, 2025.

Senior Officer Scoville’s career in law enforcement began in March of 1990 when he was hired by the North Bend Police Department. In 1994 Senior Officer Scoville was hired by the Coos Bay Police Department. Senior Officer Scoville worked for the Coos Bay Police Department for 14 years, before leaving to work for the State of Oregon for several years. It wasn’t long before he missed serving as a police officer, so Senior Officer Scoville returned to law enforcement when he was hired by the Coquille Tribal Police Department in 2011. Senior Officer Scoville served 9 years with the Coquille Tribal Police Department before he returned home to the Coos Bay Police Department in 2020.

During his distinguished career, Senior Officer Scoville served in almost every role and collateral duty and did an amazing job in each. He worked as a Watch Commander, Defensive Tactics Instructor, Field Training Officer, K-9 Officer for both detection and patrol, K-9 Trainer and K-9 Master Trainer (Oregon Police Canine Assoc.), Detective, Narcotics Detective (SCINT), Motors Officer, and his final role was as our School Resource Officer.

Senior Officer Scoville holds his Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced law enforcement certificates through the Oregon Department of Public Safety, Standards, and Training.

Senior Officer Scoville has been married for 31 years to his lovely wife Amy, and together they have raised two sons, Ryan and Nolan. It should be noted that both Ryan and Nolan have followed their father into law enforcement and both are serving as police officers for the Coos Bay Police Department.

In recognition of his exemplary career, the City of Coos Bay presented Senior Officer Scoville with a shadow box honoring his 33 years of dedicated service as well as a certificate from the Oregon Department of Public Safety, Standards, and Training. In addition, Amy Scoville was presented with a certificate from the Department of Public Safety, Standards, and Training for her steadfast support of her husband throughout his career.

Senior Officer Scoville’s positive influence, mentorship, and many contributions to law enforcement and public safety will not be forgotten, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude for his many years of service to the citizens of Coos Bay.

Congratulations, Senior Officer Scoville, on a well-earned retirement!

07/17/2025

Studio work, is a little behind, but we're getting them ready for the the return of the students. POP 91.3 just switched over to a new Audio Arts Air 1 control surface. New computer to be installed, new mics, finish wiring in all studios and then 1420/105.1 will get a makeover too prior to football season! Expect a few audio interruptions over the next few days as we complete our projects. We will work to ensure the interruptions are as small as possible. Oh and we'll get the classroom and PNN (Pirate News Network) projects done too. Busy, busy this summer. Marshfield High School Marshfield High School Athletics Coos Bay School District

07/15/2025

The Southwestern Oregon Football Officials Association is seeking new officials for the upcoming high school and middle school season on the South Coast.

07/15/2025

Working in the studios today, tomorrow, and Thursday (July 15th, 16th, and 17th) you may notice some service interruptions on the air. We will try to ensure any interruption is as brief as possible. Thanks in advance for your patience.

07/15/2025

07/09/2025

Well said.