Have you applied to be a volunteer for Creswell School District? Please be aware that Oregon Department of Eduction recently updated the Volunteer Background Check Form to include the following statement:
The applicant is entitled to inspect and challenge the accuracy of their Oregon criminal record through the Oregon State Police procedures by contacting Oregon State Police directly under ORS 181A.230(3) and OAR 257-10-0035
During the opening days of school, students of Creswell Middle School gathered on the school’s turf field for an unique and fun group photo.
Did you know that all eligible students from Kindergarten through High School can eat free or at a reduced price?
How do I find out if I am eligible? Students may qualify for free or reduced price meals if total household income is at or below the amount of Federal Income Guidelines. Click here for the 2018-19 income guidelines (PDF).
Students in households receiving SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly Food Stamps) or TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) benefits and most foster children can receive free meals regardless of household income. Households receiving WIC, Oregon Health Plan or other governmental assistance may qualify.
When can I apply? Applications may be submitted anytime during the year. Explore your options and apply today.
How do I apply? You will need to fill out a free & reduced price meal application. Download the Application here: English (PDF) Versión española (PDF)
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Review the posted bus routes for Creswell School District (PDF)
Did you know that school buses are the safest way to transport students?
According to the latest statistics from the National Highway and Traffic Administration, riding a school bus to school is 7 times safer than riding in a passenger vehicle.
In addition, a single school bus can eliminate as many as 36 cars, reducing congestion around a school and also reducing the carbon imprint on the community.
