School Directory
Our district includes six elementary schools, one non-boundary K-8 school, one boundary K-8 school, one junior high, two high schools, an alternative high school pathways program, an alternative K-12 program, and one K-5 charter school.
K-6 Schools
K-6 K-6 SchoolsStudents in primary grades attend school from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm with an early release on Fridays at 1:30 pm.
Adams School
Bessie Coleman School
541-757-5958
https://bessiecoleman.csd509j.net (opens in new tab)
Bridges K-12 Program
541-757-5998
https://www.csd509j.net/schools-and-programs/programs/bridges-program/ (opens in new tab)
Franklin K-8 School
Garfield School (Dual Language Immersion)
Kathryn Jones Harrison School
541-757-5951
https://kathrynjonesharrison.csd509j.net (opens in new tab)
Lincoln School (Dual Language Immersion)
Mountain View School
Junior High
Junior High students attend school from 9:15 am to 3:40 pm Monday through Thursday with an early release on Fridays at 2:40 pm.
Bridges K-12 Program
541-757-5998
https://www.csd509j.net/schools-and-programs/programs/bridges-program/ (opens in new tab)
Corvallis Junior High
541-757-5961
https://linuspauling.csd509j.net/ (opens in new tab)
Franklin K-8
Mountain View School
High Schools
High school hours are 8:00 am to 3:00 pm on ODD/ALL days and 8:00 am to 2:05 pm on EVEN days.
Corvallis High School
Bridges K-12 Program
541-757-5998
https://www.csd509j.net/schools-and-programs/programs/bridges-program/ (opens in new tab)
College Hill Alternative High School Program
541-757-5945
https://www.csd509j.net/schools-and-programs/programs/college-hill/ (opens in new tab)
Crescent Valley High School
Charter Schools
The Corvallis School District includes one charter school, Muddy Creek, which is housed in the former Inavale School building in rural Corvallis. Muddy Creek is an open enrollment school, serves the rural communities south of Corvallis, and is operated by Inavale Community Partners, Inc. This school employs place-based learning as part of the larger classroom. The agricultural landscape, including tree farms, grass seed farms, orchards, grazing lands, streams, ponds, wildlife refuge and national forests of the Muddy Creek watershed are the places about which projects are developed. Students are directly connected to their surroundings and community.
Muddy Creek Elementary – Charter School
541-752-0377
http://www.muddycreekcharterschool.org/ (opens in new tab)