North Eugene High School

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200 Silver Lane, Eugene, OR 97404

(541) 790-4500
Fax: (541) 790-4440
Grades:
9-12
Enrollment:
1006
Principal:
Dennis Biggerstaff <biggerstaffd@4j.lane.edu>
Secretary:
Ingrid Quirke <quirke_i@4j.lane.edu>
School Hours:
7:50 - 3:25
Late Start: Wednesdays 9:10 - 3:25
Breakfast Menu | Lunch Menu
Middle School Region: Kelly
Madison
Mission Statement:
We are creating learning-centered schools that provide opportunities for all students to attain the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to become life-long learners in a rapidly-changing world.
Program Description:
North Eugene High School houses three small schools within. The three small schools, each with strong core academic offerings, lead to Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate and College Now programs. Each school is committed to supporting students to be prepared for the world beyond high school. We have a diverse student population who support each other to maintain Highlander PRIDE: Perseverance, Respect, Integrity, Discipline and Excellence. The staff at our school is a caring group who believe in the potential of every student.
School Highlights:
  • AofA – Arts are the center of integrated studies that focus on relationships in concert with academic content. Art based strategies engage students in rigorous learning across content areas to prepare them for college
  • NIHS focuses on creating a globally-aware student through an integrated international studies program; in the upper grade levels, an IB program is offered in the humanities, math, science, technology and world languages
  • IDEAS brings modern curriculum to life; students do meaningful work,supported by a faculty that collaborates and utilizes team teaching in a project-based learning environment where technology is a tool available to all
  • Improve student reading and comprehension performance to support increased access to rigorous content curricula.
  • Create a school climate where safety civility and student achievement are emphasized, encouraged, and recognized
  • To increase student learning and achievement in the area of mathematics
School Colors:
Red White and Gold

ODE school report cards and AYP reports



Last updated on October 15, 2009 - 11:37am