Everything about The Astoria School District totally explained
The
Astoria School District is a
school district in the
U.S. state of
Oregon that serves the city of
Astoria. has five schools, each of which serves a different age group of students:
Gray Elementary
Gray Elementary is the school district's kindergarten school. It was named after
Robert Gray, the merchant sea-captain who was the first white man to enter the Columbia River. In 2006 there were approximately 140 students enrolled.
Astor Elementary
Named after
John Jacob Astor, the person for whom Astoria is named, this school serves grades 1-3 and in 2006 had approximately 400 enrolled students. It served as the site for the 1990 film
Kindergarten Cop, one of several locations within Astoria to be used for movies.
Lewis and Clark School
Located across Young's Bay from the majority of Astoria, it has a new addition. Grades 4-6 are taught here, and in 2006 there were about 400 students in attendance. Lewis and Clark school was in existence the 1950's. Until at least 1980 the school taught Kindergarten - 8th Grade.
Astoria Middle School
Astoria Middle School contains grades 7 and 8 and has approximately 370 students as of 2006. Although it doesn't belong to any sports leagues, its students still participate in club sports as the Astoria Vikings.
Astoria High School
Rounding out the five schools in this district is
Astoria High School Built in 1960. Home to 780 students and 39 staff, this school serves the 9th through 12th grades. After undergoing renovation in 2003 it added a new
Applied Science Center
specializing in Aquatic Biology. This school is also home to the 2006, 3A Baseball State Champions.
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