School Management

Rogue River Schools, like all other schools, face challenges to overcome and issues to solve. This community is fully involved and supportive. So, we have superior solutions. School District

Committees include:

• Site councils at each school
• District wide technology
• Vision (Community members working together to promote and strengthen our schools)
• Bond committee (Citizen Advisory Committee on bond projects)
• Curriculum
• Safety
• Budget committee
• Textbook

What People Say About Rogue River Schools

“We can count how many students are involved in clubs and athletics. We know all their names and what they do.” – High School teacher Dan Hayes

“What a friendly place.” – Southern Oregon University staff person

“…the original schoolwide plan that was developed at Evans Valley Elementary (EVES) was very well written. In fact, I have used the EVES plan as an example for other schools engaged in schoolwide planning.”- Oregon Department of Distinguished Educator, Jann Taylor

“That was the best field trip of my life. The Ropes Course has really helped my trust and self confidence.” – Middle Schooler following return from the annual 8th grade overnight field trip to Big R Ranch and Ropes Course.

“That was an awesome trip. I learned a lot sitting in on the children’s classes at the Hatfield Marine Center.” – Parent and chaperone Mike Kuntz upon returning from the EVES 5th grade overnight field trip to the Oregon Coast, which included visits to Newport Aquarium and Hatfield Marine Center.

For More Information: Contact the District Office at 541-582-3235

• Rogue River High School 541-582-3297
• Rogue River Elementary School 541-582-3234
• Rogue River Middle School 541-582-3233
• Evans Valley Elementary School 541-582-3570
  

• All of our schools have a satisfactory or better rating from the State of Oregon in all areas.
• All of our schools have full computer labs that serve all students.
• All of our schools have successful conflict resolution programs.
• All of our schools have strong community involvement and volunteerism in the schools.

Rogue River High School

Over half of the student body of 400 plan to attend college.

• The 2002 graduating class of 100 students received almost $300,000 in scholarship money.
• Over 70% of the student body is involved in clubs and athletics.
• Scores on the American Standards Math Test are the highest of any 3A high school in Oregon.
• The drop-out rate is one of the lowest in the state.
• The community donated approximately $1,000,000 in equipment, materials, time, money and labor to build state-of-the-art softball diamonds, a baseball field, a soccer field, a football field with lights and a stadium, and an 8-lane all-weather track at no cost to the District.
• We have ratings of Exceptional in School Characteristics and Strong in Student Behavior from the state.

Rogue River Middle School

• 48% of 300 Students are on the honor roll
• Over 1/3 of students participate in athletics.
• The Fall sports program received the league citizenship award for the 2000-01 school year.
• We have an Exceptional rating in School Characteristics from the state.
• Participates regionally in Brain Bowl, Scavenger Hunt, and Awesome.

Rogue River Elementary School

(the school in town in Rogue River)

• Regular family events such as Family Math Night and Family Reading Night (with a reading by a published author) involve many students and families
• Strong overall rating from the State

Evans Valley Elementary School

(the school in the country in Wimer)

• All test scores exceed state averages.
• 100% of third graders met state standards in reading for three years running.
• Volunteerism exceeds 75 hours per week at this 200 student school.
• Annual events like the Halloween Carnival and Easter Egg Hunt are long-standing community traditions.
• We have Exceptional and Strong overall ratings from the State.