We took the entire 8th grade to Portland State University in February and our Neahkahnie students excelled. They participated, were outgoing and gregarious throughout the day. Students attended sessions on a variety of topics, were given swag for winning little … Read More
The Mudd Nick Foundation mission to broaden horizons of deserving children was met again in July 2013 when seven Neahkahnie High School students embarked on a learning adventure to Cortez, CO. This was the second year the Foundation has supported … Read More
For 10 summers, Jim and Lynn Mudd have been serving up scrumptious Chicago-style hot dogs at the beachside Mudd Dog Stand in their driveway at the end of Laneda Avenue. Hungry visitors have the opportunity to learn about the Mudd … Read More
This past summer I was lucky enough to have four of my children attend a wonderful Art Camp that was sponsored and paid for by the Mudd Nick Foundation. It was a five day camp, specifically designed for children with … Read More
On the weekend of November 2 and 3rd, the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club from Neahkahnie High School participated in its first Oregon Leadership Institute in Bend, Oregon. Students acquired leadership skills through a variety of workshops presented … Read More
On November 12, 2014, Neahkahnie High School Journalism Club and yearbook staff students attended Fall Press Day at the University of Oregon in Eugene thanks to the Mudd Nick Foundation. The day-long session in which over 700 students from around … Read More
On April 25, 2014, fifteen students from Neahkahnie Middle School and two from Neahkahnie High School arrived at the Twin Rocks Camp in Rockaway Beach to participate in a life changing weekend experience sponsored by the Mudd Nick Foundation. These … Read More
S.H.E. Warriors is an extra-curricular club organized and staffed by local volunteer coaches dedicated to transforming 4th and 5th grade girls into avid, successful runners. These female coaches serve as positive role models for these young girls. What follows is … Read More
Jim Mudd and Doug Nicholson, friends since their days at Oregon State University, decided to start a coed golf tournament in 1990, which they christened the Mudd Nick Invitational. A Duck dressed as a Beaver became the logo because of … Read More