2026-2027 Myrtle Point School District Calendar

From the Desk of Steve Perkins
April 20, 2026
If you haven’t had the opportunity to see the completed track, now is the time. The track project is finished. We hosted a Jr. High Track meet last week for the first time in 20 years and we will be hosting a high school track meet on Wednesday, May 13th for the first time in over 25 years. A special thanks goes out to Tank Parrish, the Myrtle Point Booster Club and the Myrtle Point Youth Sports Program for their financial contributions to the project. This has truly been a community effort.
Another project that was just completed in the past couple of weeks is the High School Greenhouse. Our High School Agriculture Program will have a state of the art greenhouse for our Horticulture Program.
The 2026-27 student calendar has been approved. Our first day of school will be Monday, August 31st. We will not have school on Friday, September 4th, so families will still have a four-day Labor Day Weekend. The calendar continues to enable us to have no school the week of Thanksgiving, so families can make plans to travel that week without missing school. For planning purposes, the last day before Christmas break will be December 18th and we will return to school on Tuesday, January 5th.
The Maple Seismic Retrofit Project has been moved to the summer of 2027. After careful consideration with our Engineers and Architects, we decided that we are going to apply for a second Seismic upgrade which would make this project a two-phase project. This is an exciting time in the Myrtle Point School District. I’m happy with our upgraded facilities throughout the district.
The end-of-the-year is approaching, which means we will be hosting numerous concerts, activities, etc. I will have specific dates of activities in my next district update in early May.
Steve Perkins, Myrtle Point School District Superintendent
BOBCATS IN ACTION TODAY!
Come out and support your Bobcats!
⚾ Baseball – Home vs. Waldport
🥎 Softball – Home vs. Waldport
🕟 Game Time: 4:30 PM
🏃 Track & Field – @ Bandon
🕑 Events start at 2:00 PM / 4:00 PM
Let’s pack the stands and bring the energy!
GO BOBCATS!! 🔥🐾

Myrtle Crest April News

OSAA Update: 3/30/2026
Due to a technical error, some All-State votes were not counted for 3A, 2A, and 1A Basketball. We have found the issue and corrected it. However, this caused a change in the results.
Taelyn Farmer received an ALL-STATE THIRD TEAM award rather than Honorable Mention.
Congratulations Taelyn! Go Bobcats!
Due to a technical error, some All-State votes were not counted for 3A, 2A, and 1A Basketball. We have found the issue and corrected it. However, this caused a change in the results.
Taelyn Farmer received an ALL-STATE THIRD TEAM award rather than Honorable Mention.
Congratulations Taelyn! Go Bobcats!

Opening Day for MPHS Track and Field.
Go Bobcats!!

Lets play ball!!!
The forecast calls for a beautiful 70 degrees. Get your Lawn chairs and sunflowers seed and go check out some Bobcat action. GO BOBCATS!!!!
The forecast calls for a beautiful 70 degrees. Get your Lawn chairs and sunflowers seed and go check out some Bobcat action. GO BOBCATS!!!!

Baseball and Softball Schedule 2026

Track schedules for MPHS and Maple Middle. Go CATS!


A huge congratulations to our athletes recognized for their outstanding basketball seasons. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to the game paid off!
Boys Basketball
🏀 Jake Sproul — Honorable Mention
🏀 Matthew Sanchez — Honorable Mention
🏀 Sawyer Jackson — 2nd Team All-League
🏀 Bryson Detzler — 2nd Team All-League
Girls Basketball
🏀 Taelyn Farmer — 1st Team All-League
🏀 Raylee Murray — 2nd Team All-League / All-League Defensive Team
🏀 Mataya Hebebrand — Honorable Mention
🏀 Delaney Lafranchi — Honorable Mention
💙 Proud of all of you and the way you represented our program this season. Keep working and keep competing!

Congratulations Kayl Morris!

Myrtle Crest PTK Event
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This week, Myrtle Point School District proudly
celebrates our incredible classified staff during Classified Staff Appreciation Week!
Our classified staff truly are the glue that holds our
district together. They are dedicated professionals who
keep our buildings running smoothly each and every day.
From transportation and nutrition services to custodial teams, office support, instructional assistants, maintenance, and student support - their hard work ensures that our students and staff have a safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environment. We are grateful for their commitment, care, and the
countless ways they support our schools behind the
scenes and on the front lines. Please join us in thanking these outstanding team members for everything they do for our students and community!
celebrates our incredible classified staff during Classified Staff Appreciation Week!
Our classified staff truly are the glue that holds our
district together. They are dedicated professionals who
keep our buildings running smoothly each and every day.
From transportation and nutrition services to custodial teams, office support, instructional assistants, maintenance, and student support - their hard work ensures that our students and staff have a safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environment. We are grateful for their commitment, care, and the
countless ways they support our schools behind the
scenes and on the front lines. Please join us in thanking these outstanding team members for everything they do for our students and community!

Myrtle Crest News and Important Dates

https://www.mpsd.k12.or.us/page/jobs
Please visit the link for more information and available positions. Go BOBCATS!

Myrtle Crest Dress Up Days 📚

Congratulations Jayme Padgett for placing 3rd at Districts!
ON TO STATE 💪🔨🤼 GO BOBCATS!

Congratulations to Bailie for signing with SWOCC volleyball 💙🏐❤️ Go Bobcats!

Sam Carter from Pacific Power Foundation delivered a new portable AED to the MPSD today. This AED will be available through the transportation department. The AED will travel with students on field trips and sporting events.
A big thank you to the foundation for your generous donation.
In addition, the Pacific Power foundation also sponsored a number of MPHS students' CPR certification courses.

Save the date 🐾 Track Clean up

