Gilham Elementary School lays emphasis on a strong basic curriculum by providing a wide range of educational and extracurricular programs. It offers classes from grades kindergarten through five and its curriculum includes English, math, science, social studies, reading and writing, and programs, such as physical education, technology, fine and performing arts. The school has a fully equipped library that provides a variety of resource materials and parents are encouraged to participate in various school activities and spend extensive hours volunteering for fundraising. It operates a hot lunch program and its after school activities include Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, camps, Emerald Valley Little League, science fair, theater and choir. Gilham Elementary School is governed by the Eugene School District 4J, and is located in Eugene, Ore.
C sar E. Ch vez Elementary School serves more than 350 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers educational programs in computer applications, social studies, science, reading, writing, math, art, music, speech and physical education. The school s guidance counselor serves as a consultant to teachers and parents by providing information that assist in meeting the academic and emotional needs of students. The school supports various events that include parent workshops, music concerts, art performances and field trips. In addition, the school provides food, health and transportation services to students. C sar E. Ch vez Elementary School is a part of Eugene School District 4J and is located in Eugene, Ore.
Fairfield Elementary School provides a variety of educational and extracurricular opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade five. The school has an enrollment of more than 365 students. Its facilities include a gymnasium, media center, computer laboratory and music room. Fairfield Elementary School is governed by the Bethel School District, which serves over 5,700 students in its elementary, middle and high schools. The Bethel School District s schools offer classes in several subjects, such as language arts, math, politics, science, social studies, and computer and media education. Its schools also administer art, music and health education programs. In addition, the school district provides various sports activities, including baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer and hockey. Fairfield Elementary School is located in Eugene, Ore.
Located in Eugene, Ore., Malabon Elementary School serves more than 300 students in kindergarten through grade five. The school s core curriculum includes math, language arts, science and social studies. It also offers classes in art, music and physical education. Malabon Elementary School operates a parent-teacher association that conducts family-oriented activities and fundraising events. The school offers special education services for students with physical and mental disabilities. It has a library that stocks picture dictionaries, encyclopedias, and fiction and nonfiction books. Malabon Elementary School organizes various sports programs, including football, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball and golf. In addition, it offers assistance with the development of personal character, self-esteem and leadership skills.
Meadowlark Elementary School offers a range of educational programs to more than 200 students in kindergarten through grade five. Located in Eugene, Ore., its curriculum includes language arts, math, art, science and English. It is a part of Eugene School District 4J, which governs various elementary, middle and high schools. The school district was founded in 1854 and serves over 17,000 students. The school also organizes parent-teacher meetings that encourage parental involvement in children's education. It maintains a library and media center that stocks books, periodicals, and instructional and reference materials. In addition, the school organizes a range of athletic activities that includes football, basketball, volleyball, cross-country, and track and field.
At Sudbury, students from kindergarten through high school have the freedom to pursue their interests and explore academics at their own pace. Our students learn to be in control of their own lives, accountable for their actions, and how to prioritize commitments and achieve goals. Through the course of their education our students not only learn math, history, and science, but also how to allocate resources, work with others, and cultivate community. Sudbury students construct their own schedules and decide which subjects to study on their own. Staff are on hand to teach small classes (typically 5 - 8 students) or individually work with students - whichever will work best for each student.
