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Corvallis District and Curriculum

The goal of Corvallis District Schools is to grow students into world-class learners and vital members of society by challenging them, engaging them, and preparing them for future success. Part of achieving that future success, it is strongly felt, will come thought adopting the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). These are a shared set of educational expectations in grades K-12 English, Math, and Sciences, endorsed nationwide, that will provide a consistent understanding and results in the real world.

We currently cover the following Corvallis-area school district: Corvallis School District 509J.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Corvallis District Curriculum

In conjunction with the CCSS, Corvallis School District has implemented the Standards-Based Report Card. Traditional report cards have typically given one letter grade for each subject, but the SBRC divides each subject area into lists of skill standards that students are responsible for learning, with a separate mark given for each individual standard. Parents, teachers, and students will now have a more complete and accurate gauge of progress toward achieving the curricular standards.

The Corvallis School District has also put into practice Career-Related Learning, activities designed to highlight and develop personal strengths that will translate to post-secondary education, career, and real life skills. With a purpose-driven approach focused on individual goals, students will be able to fine-tune their education and career goals, all before the leave the Corvallis K-12 School District.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Corvallis Educational News

  • State Model Schools - Both Lincoln and Mt. View Elementary Schools were recently honored as “Model Schools” in Oregon. Through concentrated efforts, innovative learning approaches, and involvement with the communities around them, both schools were able to bridge achievement gaps and prove that every student is able to succeed. They will now share best practices with other district schools, and receive grants and additional support from the state to keep the positive momentum going.
  • Classroom Projects Grant - This past year, the CLASS (Creative Leadership Achieves Student Success) design award was given to Corvallis, and four other Oregon school districts. Each district was awarded a $25,000 CLASS Project Design Grant from the Oregon Chalkboard Project, which will help to support teachers and highlight professional development as those teachers strive to become more effective educators
  • TeachOregon - In a year marked with many academic achievements for the Corvallis School District, the district also garnered a TeachOregon grant from the Chalkboard Project. This particular grant helps to strengthen all areas of instructional practices. Students and educators will benefit from additional teacher training that will be offered and the learning opportunities that will be created.

Corvallis Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: How To Make Friends at a New School

We’ve all been there. New school. No familiar faces. Making new friends can be a daunting prospect for some, but it doesn’t have to be. There are some tips to help make the transition much easier: 1) Be confident. Everyone likes someone who appears secure in who they are, no matter the circumstances. And don’t worry if you don’t truly “feel” all that confident at first. Just put on a brave face and try your best. 2) Make eye contact, smile, and laugh. 3) Don’t be afraid to make the first move to find potential friends. Ask to share a lunch table, or a library desk. 4) Join clubs or after school activities. It’s a great way to find the common ground of shared interests. 5) Don’t be afraid to have your own opinion. If you are the fan of a sports team, or a TV show, speak up. 6) Remember names. It speaks volumes to people around you. It shows that you bothered to remember them, and who doesn’t like that feeling? And lastly, 7) Give compliments. If you note someone’s strengths in a subject, skill in a sport or activity, or even a great answer given in class…speak up!