Rogue Primary

Crater High School, established in 1951, is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for students in grades 9 through 12, particularly those with unique learning needs such as language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional learners. The school's core mission revolves around empowering every student to achieve their fullest potential through tailored educational approaches and innovative therapeutic methodologies. With a commitment to personalized learning, Crater High School offers specialized programs that cater to the diverse needs of its student body, ensuring that each individual receives the attention and resources necessary for success. What sets Crater High School apart is its low student-teacher ratio, which allows for meaningful interactions and strong relationships between educators and students. Additionally, the school emphasizes strong partnerships with families, recognizing that collaboration is essential in supporting each student's journey. The community-oriented events hosted by the school further enrich the educational experience, creating a nurturing atmosphere where students can thrive both academically and socially.

Nestled in Central Point, Oregon, DIRT is a unique educational initiative dedicated to fostering healthy relationships between individuals and nature through hands-on learning experiences. This program serves participants of all ages, including those with diverse learning needs, by creating opportunities for community engagement and environmental stewardship. At the heart of DIRT is a commitment to connecting people with the land, offering programs that emphasize community restoration and education. Participants can explore riparian areas along Bear Creek, engage in the DIRT Land Steward Program, and discover the importance of pollinators through initiatives like the Bee Cool Club. The tranquil Skyrman Arboretum serves as a serene backdrop for these activities, showcasing an impressive variety of native trees and seasonal fruit plants, while the 30-acre Creekside Project invites guided tours to observe local wildlife and natural landscapes. With a focus on experiential learning and community building, DIRT stands out for its inclusive approach and dedication to nurturing both personal growth and environmental awareness.

Jewett Elementary School is the elementary home of Central Point School District 6's Two-Way Spanish Immersion (TWI) program, which the district started in 2013. Each grade from kindergarten through fifth has two TWI classes, and each class is made up of native English speakers and native Spanish speakers in equal numbers. Kindergarten starts at 90 percent Spanish and 10 percent English, shifting 10 percent each year, so students learn to read in Spanish first and then read in English by the end of second grade. Families apply each spring for a lottery, and the program keeps a long wait list. We also have a STEM lab with its own coordinator, Title I-A support, talented and gifted services, English learner support, and special education and Section 504 services through the district's continuum of programs. A student wellness specialist leads our Multi-Tiered System of Supports, and counseling services are available on campus. After school, care is offered through the YMCA, and students can play Jr. Comet Sports, take part in intramurals, or enter the lottery for our winter ski program. District bus routes serve the school.