250 Silver Lane,
Eugene,
OR
97404
(541) 790-4600
Fax: (541) 790-4605
Grades:
K-5
Enrollment:
259
Middle School Region:
Kelly
High School Region: North Eugene
High School Region: North Eugene
Mission Statement:
Prepare children to be productive members of a global society, and have children leave this school with a sense of self-worth, a respect for all people and a zeal for lifelong learning.Program Description:
Choice is the essence of Corridor—not only the choice to be here but also the choice opportunities throughout the day as to how students will accomplish mastery of a certain skill. Students can commit their mornings to reaching their highest academic potential partly because of the afternoon elective program. Here, teacher strengths and expertise are utilized to create a variety of curriculum enrichment classes that are designed to help students discover and develop talents, interests and self-esteem.
School Highlights:
- Annual musical production performed at the Hult Center by all students in grades 3, 4 and 5
- Curriculum-driven events/trips such as Outdoor School, Central Oregon volcanoes, oceanography, train to Salem, Oregon Trail, young artists/authors workshops, made possible by our supportive parent–teacher organization
- Afternoon multi-age elective classes that include such offerings as calligraphy, tennis, wood shop, chess/games, touring choir, sewing and stitching projects, clay, magnets/motors, bats, poetry, fables/fairy tales
- Corridor Performing Jugglers, open to students in all grades
- Student council which operates the school store and organizes spirit days and community outreach projects
School Improvement Goals:
- Increase student achievement in math
- Continue to foster a safe, welcoming school environment for students, families and staff
Other Information:
Distinctive characteristics of Corridor School include a high degree of all-staff collaboration, multi-aged grouping in the electives program, numerous field trips and other hands-on learning experiences, the annual musical production at the Hult Center, a sense of family and community that builds self-esteem, mutual respect and parent involvement in their children's education.
School Colors:
Red and Blue
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