Eagle Cap Jr./Sr. High School

03/31/2026

Spring is here, and it's time to pre-register for Golf for the Health of It (GFTHOI) 2026!

Pre-registration link and program information: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDrsQRT678A7KDDS1riG-czYX-uRoEe9_PdsWrcdumm_Dqaw/viewform?usp=publish-editor

GFTHOI is a program for students in 4th-8th grades that is co-sponsored by Baker School District and Quail Ridge Golf Course. There is a morning cohort and an afternoon cohort that each meet on Fridays beginning in May through the end of school, and then on Mondays and Tuesdays in June once school is out. The program ends on Monday, July 6th.

Younger or new golfers are encouraged to attend the 9:00 am to 12:00 pm session, while advanced golfers are recommended for the 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm session. However, we welcome participants to join whichever session best fits their schedule.

Online Registration closes Monday, April 13th.

01/29/2026

01/22/2026

01/20/2026

Congratulations! We are so proud!

Daisie Schlett and TJ Hanely earned recognition from Baker City Kiwanis Club and the staff at Eagle Cap Innovative High School on Jan. 15.

01/15/2026

Calling all middle-school students! The deadline to apply for the 2026 Oregon Civics Bee 🏆 is approaching. Essays are due Feb. 3. Go ⬇️to learn more.

https://oregonbusinessindustry.com/oregoncivicsbee2026/

01/09/2026

Detective Richard Wistocki will be back on Tuesday, February 24, to help empower parents and other caregivers to protect their children on electronic devices, social media, and gaming platforms!

Please join us in the BHS Auditorium from 6:00-8:00 PM for this very important message. Participation is free, and there is no need to register in advance.

12/19/2025

On behalf of senior leaders Maya Richardson and Blaze Parent, and the entire Eagle Cap staff, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

12/04/2025

Eagle Cap students Sam Marble, Alicia Buxton, Blaze Parent, and Maya Richardson assembled cookie boxes and baked 300 cookies in Dr. Hilary Kohntopp-Miller's Nutrition and Culinary Skills class for the Cookie Crawl this Saturday. The cookies are being donated to the Shameless Tees organization to hand out Saturday during the cookie crawl. Wonderful!

10/20/2025

Ski for the Health of It - 2026
Important Registration Info & Dates

Welcome to SKI FOR THE HEALTH OF IT 2026! Anthony Lakes and the Baker 5J school district are excited for another 8-week Friday ski program. The Ski for the Health of It program offers affordable skiing and snowboarding to Baker County youth, thanks to the generosity of the Leo Adler Foundation and other sponsors.

2026 Program Options:
SFTHOI is an 8-week program with limited availability and preference will be given to those who are new to the sport of skiing or snowboarding. All others will be enrolled on a first-come basis.

There are two program options (explained below). Each participant is expected to attend the full program.

Option 1:
REGULAR PROGRAM
● Open to students in grades 4-12
● Includes bus transportation to the mountain, lift ticket, lesson, rental equipment (if needed)
● Cost is $80/student; scholarships are available through the George Roach Scholarship Program
● Participants must attend all eight sessions (no make-up days due to sickness, weather, mountain operations, etc.) Poor attendance will result in forfeiture of the program.

Option 2:
LIFT & RIDE ONLY
● Open to 8th – 12th-grade students who have completed at least 3 seasons of the Ski For the Health of It program AND have their own equipment
● Includes transportation and lift tickets only
● Cost is $50
● Lessons and rentals are not included

IMPORTANT DATES:
● November 1-7: Online Interest & Eligibility form open
● November 8: Participants notified and Registration Form sent out
● November 14: Registration Form & payment due
● December 11 & 12: REQUIRED Parent & Student meeting

SKI FOR THE HEALTH OF IT DATES:
● Jan 9, 16, 23, 30
● Feb 6, 13, 20, 27

Questions? Contact via email [email protected] or phone (541) 524-2350 ext. 4010

10/08/2025

Eagle Cap was able to travel to the John Day Fossil Beds and the Painted Hills on October 2!

We took 19 students and 6 staff, and we discussed the ecological history and development of the region.

A good time was had by all. We recommend anyone traveling out that way to stop and immerse themselves in the beauty and wonder showcasing eras gone by!