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Central Point School District 6 Central Point School District 6 is dedicated to assisting students to reach their individual potenti

Located in the famous Rogue River Valley of Southern Oregon, School District 6 is nestled between the Cascade and Siskiyou mountain ranges. The area abounds with an array of opportunities – natural, theatrical, musical, educational and athletic. Within a few hours of Central Point you have Crater Lake National Park, the Oregon Coast, the Tony Award winning Oregon Shakespearean Festival in Ashland, The Britt Music and Art Festival in Jacksonville, the Craterian Ginger Rogers Performing Arts Center in Medford, Southern Oregon University in Ashland, and many shopping opportunities from large malls to quaint specialty shops. In addition to the many cultural and entertainment opportunities, residents of the Rogue Valley are an hour drive from a wide selection of exceptional fishing, skiing, camping, hiking and hunting locations. School District Facts:

4,600 students in Grades K-12
440 Licensed Staff
320 Classified Staff

6 – Elementary Schools
Central Point Elementary School, K-5
Jewett Elementary School, K-5
Richardson Elementary School, K-5
Patrick Elementary School, K-5
Rogue Primary Schook, K-2
Sams Valley Elementary School, K-5

2 – Middle Schools, Grades 6-8
Scenic Middle School
Hanby Middle School

1 – High School, Grades 9-12
Crater High School

Vision:
Central Point School District 6 students will acquire the skills, knowledge and attributes necessary to confidently navigate the opportunities and challenges of a complex world. Mission:
The mission of the Central Point School District, in partnership with families and community, is to create a culture of belonging where personalized and authentic learning opportunities empower every student to thrive and contribute to our ever-changing society. Core Values:
Relationships, Safety, Equity, Achievement, Innovation, and Character

Central Point School District 6 – Social Media Commenting Guidelines

Our D6 social media pages are intended to celebrate and support our schools, students, and staff, as well as to share important news and communicate event information. We encourage families, students, staff, and community members to engage positively—share your support, connect with others, and visit frequently for news and updates. While we welcome and encourage community interaction, our top priority is the safety, dignity, and well-being of our students, staff, and community members. To help maintain a respectful and secure environment, the following Commenting Guidelines apply to all District 6 social media platforms:
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1. Respectful Communication
We have a zero-tolerance policy for:
• Cyberbullying
• Personal attacks, name-calling, or harassment
• Discriminatory, political, racist, sexist, abusive, profane, or obscene content
• Violent, false, libelous, or threatening statements
• Ad hominem attacks on students, staff, guests, or others
The district prohibits discrimination and harassment on any basis protected by law, including but not limited to, an individual’s perceived or actual race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national or ethnic origin, marital status, age, mental or physical disability, pregnancy, familial status, economic status, or veterans’ status. Violating posts will be removed immediately and repeat offenders may be banned.
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2. Student Privacy & Protection
Content that identifies a student in a negative way or violates their privacy is strictly prohibited and all such content will be removed. We do not permit:
• Posting or tagging of photos by the public (unless requested by District 6)
• Sharing private or personal information (e.g., phone numbers, email addresses, home addresses)
Any posts containing such information will be deleted to protect individual privacy.
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3. Public Records Notice
All comments, messages, and posts made on district-sponsored social media platforms may be subject to public records laws and could be disclosed upon request. Please comment accordingly and remember that these pages are considered public forums.
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4. Relevance & Content Moderation
We reserve the right to remove:
• Off-topic comments or content unrelated to the original post
• Spam or repeated posting of the same message
• Posts promoting commercial products or ventures
• External links (especially those not affiliated with or endorsed by D6)
We invoke an “off-topic” policy and may hide or delete content that disrupts the intended purpose of the post or platform.
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5. Participation at Your Own Risk
By participating on our pages, you accept full responsibility for your comments, username, and any information you share. Posts and interactions are also bound by each platform’s Terms of Use. Central Point School District 6 encourages positive user interaction but is not responsible for comments made by visitors. The appearance of external links or content posted by others does not imply endorsement by D6. In most cases, such content will be removed without notice.
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We appreciate your support in making our online spaces welcoming, safe, and respectful for all. Thank you for helping us celebrate what makes Central Point School District 6 exceptional.

October is Celebrating the Bilingual Child Month!Central Point’s TWI Program (Two-Way Spanish Immersion) is one of the f...
10/21/2026

October is Celebrating the Bilingual Child Month!

Central Point’s TWI Program (Two-Way Spanish Immersion) is one of the few programs in Oregon where students have the opportunity to develop bilingualism and biliteracy from their very first day of kindergarten all the way through high school graduation.

We’re celebrating this month with the stories of D6 TWI students.

Want to learn more about the TWI program in Central Point School District? Visit our website.

🍂🦦 Rogue Primary took learning outside!From kindergarten’s first field trip exploring nature at TouVelle to 2nd and 3rd ...
10/20/2026

🍂🦦 Rogue Primary took learning outside!

From kindergarten’s first field trip exploring nature at TouVelle to 2nd and 3rd graders hiking along Bear Creek, our Otters have been soaking up the beautiful fall weather and making some great memories along the way. 🌳☀️

A special thank you to Ravassipour Orthodontics for sponsoring the Go Rogue shirts for students and teachers — making our little Otters easy to spot wherever their adventures take them. 💙

Fresh air, friends, and learning beyond the classroom… hard to beat that combo!

⚽️☄️ Signing Day for Maycee Samuelson! 🧡🖤Crater senior Maycee Samuelson is taking her game to the next level! She’ll sig...
10/20/2026

⚽️☄️ Signing Day for Maycee Samuelson! 🧡🖤

Crater senior Maycee Samuelson is taking her game to the next level! She’ll sign her Letter of Intent to play soccer at Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) this Wednesday.

📅 Wednesday, October 21
⏰ 4:00 PM
📍 Crater High School Gym Lobby

Come celebrate Maycee and this exciting next chapter. Congratulations, Maycee — we’re proud of you! 🎓⚽️

10/17/2026

🥁🎺✨ Halftime belonged to the Crater Band & Color Guard!

They took the field and absolutely lit up Homecoming with a performance full of music, movement, and Comet pride. 🧡🖤☄️

A pretty perfect way to cap off a big Friday night at Crater.

10/17/2026

🐾🏃‍♀️ A brand-new track and a big day for Jewett Elementary!

On October 16, Jewett officially dedicated its new school track — a $30,000 community project made possible by the Jewett PTO, local business partners, and District 6.

The PTO raised $15,500, Brother’s Excavation donated prep and grading work, Knife River provided discounted paving, and D6 covered the remaining costs.

The best part? Jewett first graders took the ceremonial first lap to kick off the annual Jog-a-thon. ♥️

A perfect example of what can happen when a school community comes together.

Go Jaguars! 🐾

10/17/2026

Friday night lights + Homecoming energy = a whole lot of COMET PRIDE. 🧡🖤☄️

Cheerleaders bringing the spirit, the student section bringing the noise, and the stands packed with fans — this is what Homecoming at Crater is all about.

10/16/2026

☄️🧡 Wednesday brought even more Homecoming fun at Crater! 🖤🎉

The day started with the HOCO Parade, sending Comet pride through the streets of Central Point with floats, students, teams, clubs, and plenty of orange and black along the route.

And that was just the beginning. 😄

From the parade to the evening events, Wednesday was all about school spirit, tradition, and making memories together.

🎭 Coming to the Crater Performing Arts Center: The CrucibleCrater High School’s Comet Theatre takes on Arthur Miller’s p...
10/16/2026

🎭 Coming to the Crater Performing Arts Center: The Crucible

Crater High School’s Comet Theatre takes on Arthur Miller’s powerful classic in a striking production that explores fear, accusation, reputation, and what can happen when a community is pushed to the breaking point.

This production is also a true student effort — with students working not only onstage, but in design, stage management, costumes, scenery, props, and crew. 👏

The Crucible is part of Comet Theatre’s 2026–27 season, “Where the Story Begins.”

🎟️ Limited seating available
Presale tickets include reserved seating, with additional tickets available at the door.

Join us for a thought-provoking night of student theatre at Crater. 🧡🖤

☄️ FRIDAY NIGHT = HOMECOMING NIGHT! 🧡🖤After a week packed with parades, games, school spirit, and plenty of Comet fun, i...
10/15/2026

☄️ FRIDAY NIGHT = HOMECOMING NIGHT! 🧡🖤

After a week packed with parades, games, school spirit, and plenty of Comet fun, it all leads to Friday night under the lights!

Come fill the stands, bring the noise, and help us celebrate Crater Homecoming 2026 as our Comets take the field! 📣🔥

📅 Friday, October 16
🏈 Homecoming Football Game
📍 Crater High School

Comet Nation — let’s PACK THE HOUSE! ☄️

10/15/2026

🏈☄️ And Wednesday wrapped up under the lights!

The ladies took the field for a well-played Powderpuff football game and made one thing pretty clear — they can PLAY. 💪🧡🖤

And on the sidelines? An all-male cheer squad bringing the spirit, the laughs… and some seriously impressive flips. 📣🤸‍♂️😂

Football, cheerleading, friendly competition, and a whole lot of Comet pride — pretty perfect way to close out another day of Homecoming Week!

Address

300 Ash Street
Central Point, OR
97502

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15414946200

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