Fairview Elementary

Woodmere is an elementary school that serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. It is a part of Portland Public Schools, which operates various elementary, middle and high schools. Woodmere provides a range of developmental programs in math, reading, speaking and writing. The school also offers sessions in music, library skills, physical education and English as a second language. It operates various before- and after-school activities, such as homework assistance, enrichment classes, and arts and recreation sessions. Woodmere operates a parent-teacher association that supports various school activities and programs. Its staff includes more than 450 classroom and Title I teachers, special instructors, educational assistants, office coordinators and academic support personnel. The school is located in Portland, Ore.

Yamhill Carlton Intermediate School, part of the Yamhill Carlton School District, serves students in grades six to eight, focusing on a proficiency-based education system designed to meet diverse learning needs. The school offers various resources for students and parents, including academic support, activities, and transparency through weekly updates and comprehensive handbooks. The school fosters a collaborative environment, with a strong emphasis on science and mathematics education, enriched by dedicated staff members who provide personalized support. Additionally, Yamhill Carlton Intermediate School encourages community involvement through volunteer opportunities, promoting a vibrant and engaged school culture. Generated from the website

Hallman Elementary School is an educational institution that offers a range of learning opportunities to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school has an enrollment of more than 440 students. Its curriculum includes English, reading, writing, science, language arts and math. Hallman Elementary School administers the English Language Learners program. The school conducts parent conferences that serve as a resource for students, parents and staff. It is a part of Salem-Keizer Public Schools, which is one of the largest school districts that governs over 65 elementary, middle, high and charter schools in Oregon. The district operates bus transportation, curriculum, technology, human resources, and talented and gifted departments.