In the milestone 10th episode of Learning in Lake Oswego, we spotlight the thriving world of the Oregon Battle of the Books (OBOB). This beloved program has become a cornerstone of academic engagement in our schools, showcasing our students' prowess on the statewide stage.

Our guest, Darcy Benson, the library tech at Oak Creek Elementary and a key figure in our district's OBOB initiative, joins us. Alongside Darcy, we hear from some of her exceptional students from the renowned OBOB team, The Flying Coyote Readers: Jack Brody, Jai Lim, Keenan McGhee, and Pearl Sun. Together, they offer insights into the program's growth and impact, highlighting the importance of fostering a love for reading and teamwork among students.

Oregon Battle of the Books

Dr. Jennifer Schiele, Superintendent, LOSD

Mary Kay Larson, Executive Director of Communications, LOSD

Darcy Benson, Library Tech and OBOB Coordinator, Oak Creek Elementary

Jack Brody, Jai Lim, Keenan McGhee, and Pearl Sun, Students, Oak Creek Elementary

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