PAGES/PÁGINAS Program

PAGES/PÁGINAS is Corvallis School District’s federally funded 21st Century Community Learning Center after-school program serving elementary students. The program provides additional time for students to strengthen reading and math skills while participating in engaging enrichment experiences such as STEAM, robotics, art, and collaborative projects.

Through partnerships with community organizations such as the Corvallis Environmental Center, students participate in hands-on learning that connects classroom skills to real-world experiences. PAGES/PÁGINAS supports the whole child by building academic confidence, encouraging curiosity, and fostering a strong sense of belonging after school.

In our district, schools with PAGES/PÁGINAS programs are:

How are funds used to support students?

PAGES/PÁGINAS funding allows the district to provide high-quality extended learning opportunities beyond the school day. Funds support small-group academic instruction, engaging enrichment activities, and social-emotional learning experiences that help students build confidence and skills. Funding also supports partnerships with community organizations that bring additional expertise and opportunities for students. To help ensure access for families, the program provides transportation and a healthy supper.

How are students identified to be part of PAGES/PÁGINAS?

Students are identified through a combination of academic data and recommendations from school teams. Schools review reading and math data to determine which students would benefit most from additional learning time and enrichment opportunities.