JUNCTION CITY, Ore. – Oaklea Middle School in Junction City has told families it will be giving students a space for them to process any emotions they may be feeling after the election.
Oaklea families were told that on November 6, students will have a “safe, supervised classroom” to process any emotions they may have after the election, and trained staff would be there to maintain a respectful environment. Junction City superintendent Troy Stoops said this room falls in line with their overall goals as a district — things like partnerships, accountability, wonder, and support.
“We put a lot of emphasis on that in our district,” he said. “And by providing a room at the middle school following the election, it’s just an opportunity …