Speaking our truth

Zoe Barnett, Mental Health Correspondent|March 1, 2019

The “Speaking Truth” forum, held Feb. 26, allows students to voice their experiences at West Linn High School.

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Uncovered garbage cans outside allow factors like wind, birds, and wild animals to disrupt the trash. Geology teacher Geoff Bingham has been teaching at West Linn since 2005 and graduated in 1999. “Part of our large outside problem is that kids are throwing trash away outside of the school but they are not covered garbage cans,” Bingham said.

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