UPDATE: Police Locate Two Missing Oregon Teachers

District counselors, as well as counselors from other districts are providing help to students and staff who need them.

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(STEVENSON, Wash.) - The Skamania sheriff's office says that they have found the two missing Oregon teachers who failed to return from a hike near Mount St. Helens.

Both were in good shape and did not require medical attention.

The sheriff's office says the pair were expected to return by noon Sunday after a hike and overnight camping trip.

The teachers were identified as 36-year-old Kim Wilson, a science and wellness program middle-school teacher, and 27-year-old Dave Bahr, a health/wellness and PE high school teacher.

Wilson has been with the district since the fall of 2005, and Bahr is a recent hire.

District counselors, as well as counselors from other districts are providing help to students and staff who need them.

”We are doing everything in our power to help during this time of uncertainty. Our thoughts go out to the friends and families of the two teachers,” the District wrote in a news release.

Salem-News.com will have more on this story as soon as it becomes available.