Salempublic Schools

Founded in 1915, McKinley Elementary School offers a range of educational programs to students in kindergarten through grade five. Its curriculum includes math, art, reading, writing, science and English. The school conducts classes in life skills, physical education and music. It also maintains a library and media center that features a collection of books and reference and instructional materials. The school organizes a variety of events, including kindergarten Olympics, picture days, and family barbecue and movie nights. Located in Salem, Ore., it operates a parent-teacher club. McKinley Elementary School is a part of Salem-Keizer Public Schools, which governs various educational institutions. The district s schools organize a range of athletic activities that includes basketball, volleyball, and track and field.

Champions at Englewood Elementary School is your trusted partner at your child's school for before- and after-school care, care on no-school days, and seasonal break care. During out-of-school hours, our dedicated team ensures a safe environment, engaging activities, and open communication, supporting your child's growth. With flexible scheduling, you can adjust your child's schedule from week to week and register for care during school breaks including summer, winter, and spring break. Connect with us and discover the difference Champions can make for your family's childcare needs!

Swegle Elementary School is an educational institution that provides academic programs to more than 500 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers the English Language Learners program. The school maintains a staff of teachers that offers educational classes in music, art, science, physical education, English, reading, writing, social studies and math. Located in Salem, Ore., Swegle Elementary School is a part of Salem-Keizer Public Schools, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools. Salem-Keizer Public Schools is one of the largest districts in Oregon and serves over 40,000 students.