2019 Bond Progress News & Updates
New Permanent Building at Scenic Middle School Alleviates Overcrowding, Adds Classroom Space During School Upgrades
The District is preparing to begin mechanical, electrical, and plumbing upgrades at Scenic over the summer months, which will allow […]
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Planning Ahead in the Era of Shortage
From chicken to cross laminated timber, supply chain shortages have posed significant hurdles in the global landscape. These shortages are […]
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Crater High Gym Receives Air Conditioning, Electrical, Plumbing, and Seismic Upgrades During Extensive Remodel
This May, the District began a significant remodel on the Crater High School gymnasium. Thanks to passage of the 2019 […]
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‘Our favorite way of learning’ | The Mail Tribune Features Rogue Primary School
Rogue Primary School, open by next fall, sees unique ‘play-based’ instruction model in its future A little less than a […]
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A Brand New Space | The Mail Tribune Features Jewett Elementary’s New Building Dedication
Jewett Elementary unveils building with new gym, maker space, lab It’s not everyday that a public school dodgeball match involves […]
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Jewett Elementary Building Dedication
Jewett Elementary dedicated their new 12,000 square foot building on December 16th, 2021! In efforts to address overcrowding and create […]
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Recent News
Rogue Primary School opens its doors with a gleeful celebration – Rogue Valley Times
Published in the Rogue Valley Times on April 3, 2023 Nearly 100 excited “Otters” were turned loose onto the streets […]
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Rogue Primary School is Open!
Central Point School District’s newly opened Rogue Primary School has opened for students and staff! The construction of Central Point’s […]
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Hanby 1910 Building Reopens!
On Thursday, January 19th the Sams Valley and Gold Hill community turned out to view the newly remodeled 1910 building […]
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The Need for Space: How Modular Buildings Keep Schools Open and Construction Projects on Time
You might have driven by Central Point Elementary School or Crater High School recently and wondered – what are those […]
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New Permanent Building at Scenic Middle School Alleviates Overcrowding, Adds Classroom Space During School Upgrades
The District is preparing to begin mechanical, electrical, and plumbing upgrades at Scenic over the summer months, which will allow […]
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Planning Ahead in the Era of Shortage
From chicken to cross laminated timber, supply chain shortages have posed significant hurdles in the global landscape. These shortages are […]
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Improve Safety and Security
Safe and secure schools is our top bond priority! Work has already started on replacing classroom and exterior door locks and hardware. Future bond safety elements include adding security fencing, modernizing emergency communications systems such as intercoms and fire alarms, adding security cameras and improving traffic flow at student pick up and drop off areas.
Improve Mechanical Systems for Health and Efficiency
Better indoor air quality improves learning and teaching environments! Extended fire seasons are impacting air quality across southern Oregon and the health of students and staff is a concern. Currently only one school in the District has indoor air quality handling systems. When the bond work is complete, all schools will have this very important feature.
Mechanical systems in all eight school buildings across the district need repair, replacement or added components to make them safe and efficient. In many cases these systems have reached the end of their useful lives and are difficult or impossible to maintain.
Address Overcrowding
Central Point is the second fastest growing school district in southern Oregon: three of our elementary schools are operating over capacity! Stages, closets, hallways and maintenance sheds are currently being used as classrooms and teaching spaces. The Bond includes new buildings at select sites to provide safe, modern teaching spaces.
Create Flexible Learning Spaces
Innovative teaching methods require innovative learning spaces! Our schools need updated and flexible educational spaces which may be used for a wide-variety of educational activities and programs.
