Fall Regionals Tour

2025 Fall Regionals Tour

High School and Middle School Leadership Tour

The Fall Regionals Tour brings student leaders and advisors together for a day of growth, inspiration, and connection. By bringing OASC programming directly to schools across the state, these gatherings make leadership learning accessible, local, and relevant.

Each event is designed to spark meaningful conversations, foster collaboration across schools and regions, and provide practical tools to strengthen leadership throughout the year. With opportunities for networking, peer-to-peer sharing, and collaborative problem-solving, every participant leaves with fresh ideas, stronger relationships, and renewed motivation.

SEE BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Register now for 2025 OASC Fall Regionals Tour!

OASC’s Fall Regional Tour will help you and your students chart the course and prepare for the year ahead by gathering the tools needed for success, connecting with the people who will support you, and mapping out the important stops along the way. Find the location nearest you and take part in a day filled with learning, networking, and fun!

TOUR FEES:

  • Member Rate - $20 per person

  • Non-Member Rate - $35 per person

TOUR DATES / LOCATIONS:

  • Monday, Sept. 15th - Caldera High School in Bend, OR

  • Tuesday, Sept. 16th - Fleming Middle School in Grants Pass, OR

  • Wednesday, Sept. 17th - Waldport High School in Waldport, OR

  • Thursday, Sept.18th - Hillsboro High School in Hillsboro, OR

  • Friday, Sept. 19th -Powder Valley Middle/High School in North Powder, OR

KEYNOTE / TOUR PARTNER:
Heather Ransom with Work2BeWell
*See below for more Information.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:

  • Last day to register / update numbers / cancel: Thursday, September 11, 2025

  • Open to all student leaders in grades 6 - 12 from all schools, not just leadership, along with their advisors and admin.

  • Registration includes speaker keynote / workshop, breakouts / idea shares, handouts, networking with area schools, and snack*

    *Lunch will be provided for Advisors. Students should plan to bring a sack lunch.

More info on our Fall Regionals Keynote and Partner

HEATHER RANSOM
After growing up in northern Idaho and
Alaska, Heather S. Ransom earned her
Masters degree, specializing in Curriculum
Development and Design from Southern
Oregon University, and then began the
adventure of teaching in a middle school
classroom. For thirty years, besides educating
students about science, health, careers, creative writing, and leadership, Heather also coached at middle and high schools, worked with local and state student leadership programs, and created curriculum now used in school districts around the country. She is also the author of the award-winning, Young Adult Sci-Fi Going Green trilogy, enjoys speaking at workshops and conferences, creating new opportunities to engage students and educators in their passions, and helping her husband, Marv, in their local businesses. Heather currently is W2BW's Curriculum Development Director and #Works2BeWell by listening to audiobooks every morning as she prepares for her day.

Work2BeWell
Work2BeWell is a teen-led mental health and wellness program focused on
providing free mental health resources for teens, educators, and
communities. Our goal is to promote wellness across the country, working to
normalize the conversation about mental health and reduce the stigma
through education. More on their programs they will be presenting:

  • Emotional First Aid, Part 2: Your Wellness Backpack is a hands-on workshop
    where you’ll create your own “wellness backpack," a set of tools and habits you can use every day to take care of your mental health. Just like your school backpack carries supplies for class, your wellness backpack carries what you need for you, things like music that calms you, quick breathing exercises, journaling, positive self-talk, or even a favorite snack. In this session, you’ll try out different activities, pick what works best for you, and leave with your own personalized toolkit to help you recharge, stay grounded, and bounce back when life gets tough while also being able to share ideas that can help your friends, too.

  • The Roadmap 2 Wellness is a guide made by teens, for teens, to help schools build a stronger culture of mental health and wellness. Each month, it offers simple activities and ideas, like stress relief events, kindness projects, and fun ways to connect, that students can choose from and make their own. It’s all about finding what works for your school, planning it out together, and creating a space where everyone feels supported, healthy, and included.