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Crook County High School is located in Prineville, Oregon. The school provides rigorous core courses and a variety of elective and CTE classes. It has developed as one of the top schools in Central Oregon. CCHS students can also achieve college credit through AP and College Now courses.

We serve delicious and nutritious meals at dozen of dining centers in Multnomah, Washington and Clark counties and volunteers deliver Meals on Wheels and friendly visits to homebound elderly.

Students will find a connection to athletic activities in which they can participate and find enjoyment during their high school careers. We encourage parents to actively support their children in both their academic and athletic pursuits.

Transition Projects helps people transition from homelessness to housing in the Portland metro area. Each year, we assist more than 10,000 people through a broad array of services, resources, and tools.

Our Mission is to help create a community responsible for animals, to give shelter to stray and abandoned domestic animals, and find them loving, permanent homes.

The Crook County Booster Club is dedicated to promoting staff, parent and community involvement to provide the funding and volunteerism necessary to give Crook County High School student athletes the resources they need to maximize their potential.

For more than 30 years Ronald McDonald Houses® have offered families comfort, support, and a beautiful place to stay just moments away from their child’s bedside. Last year we welcomed 1,825 families for a total of 17,917 nights at our three Oregon Houses, hosting 2,861 children across the state.

Our mission is to cooperate with the library in expanding services to the community, promote the development of library programs, create and foster an appreciation of library services, support and strengthen the library.