Homeschool students can join academic classes to explore new interests, build skills, and connect with peers. 

Students can attend:

• Counseling Classes – Support social-emotional growth and well-being.

• Library Time – Build literacy skills and foster a love of reading.

• Music – Learn rhythm, instruments, and creative expression.

• P.E. (Physical Education) – Stay active, healthy, and engaged with peers.

• Reading Specialist – Title Services: One-on-one or small-group support to strengthen reading skills and build confidence.

Please call (503) 325-6672 to schedule classes for your student(s). Acceptance may depend on available space, school schedules, and resources to ensure we can fully support every student’s success.

Homeschool students are welcome to take part in a variety of experiences that enrich learning and build connections.

Students can attend:

• Assemblies – Celebrate learning, achievements, and special events.

• Community Group Presentations – Learn from local experts and organizations.

• Museums & Field Trips (with a chaperone) – Discover history, culture, and hands-on learning outside the classroom.

Please call (503) 325-6672 to arrange a schedule for your student(s). Chaperones must have a completed background check on file. Fill out the Background Check Form Here

Homeschool students can access academic support with specialized instruction and resources to help them succeed. 

Students may be eligible for:

• Reading Specialist – Title Services: One-on-one or small-group support to strengthen reading skills and build confidence.

• Special Education Services: Evaluations and individualized support for students with disabilities, addressing a wide range of needs such as autism, learning or communication challenges, emotional or health concerns, and vision or hearing impairments.

Please call (503) 325-6672 for more information, including eligibility and scheduling.

Homeschool students can join academic classes to explore new interests, build skills, and connect with peers. 

Students can attend:

• Counseling Classes – Support social-emotional growth and well-being.

• Library Time – Build literacy skills and foster a love of reading.

• Music – Learn rhythm, instruments, and creative expression.

• P.E. (Physical Education) – Stay active, healthy, and engaged with peers.

• Reading Specialist – Title Services: One-on-one or small-group support to strengthen reading skills and build confidence.

Please call (503) 325-2032 to schedule classes for your student(s). Acceptance may depend on available space, school schedules, and resources to ensure we can fully support every student’s success.

Homeschool students are welcome to take part in a variety of experiences that enrich learning and build connections.

Students can attend:

• Community Group Presentations – Learn from local experts and organizations.

• Classroom Field Trips (with a chaperone) – Discover history, culture, and hands-on learning outside the classroom.

Please call (503) 325-2032 to arrange a schedule for your student(s). Chaperones must have a completed background check on file. Fill out the Background Check Form Here

Homeschool students can access academic support with specialized instruction and resources to help them succeed. 

Students may be eligible for:

• Reading Specialist – Title Services: One-on-one or small-group support to strengthen reading skills and build confidence.

• Special Education Services: Evaluations and individualized support for students with disabilities, addressing a wide range of needs such as autism, learning or communication challenges, emotional or health concerns, and vision or hearing impairments.

Please call (503) 325-2032 for more information, including eligibility and scheduling.

Homeschool students are welcome to join Astoria Middle School classes to explore interests, build skills, and connect with peers.

Core Classes:

• Careers (8th grade) – Prepare for future education and career paths.
• English Language Arts – Strengthen reading, writing, and communication skills
• Health (6th & 8th grades) – Learn about wellness and healthy choices.
• Math – Instruction based on each student’s level.
• Physical Education – Stay active and develop lifelong fitness skills.
• Science – Hands-on learning about the natural world.
• Social Studies – Explore history, culture, and civic understanding.

Electives:

• Art (7th & 8th) – Build creativity and artistic expression.
• CTE 101 & 201 – Explore career and technical education opportunities.
• Leadership (7th & 8th) – Develop confidence and teamwork skills.
• Music Classes: Band, Orchestra, Choir (6th–8th) – Grow musical skills and perform with peers.
• Yearbook (7th & 8th) – Learn design, photography, and publishing.
  
• Yoga – Support wellness, focus, and balance.

Please call (503) 325-4331 to schedule classes for your student(s). Acceptance may depend on available space, school schedules, and resources to ensure we can fully support every student’s success.

Homeschool students are encouraged to participate in Astoria Middle School athletics to stay active, learn teamwork skills, and build friendships.

Available sports include:

• Cross Country
• Football
• Volleyball
• Basketball
• Wrestling
• Track & Field

All students must have insurance and pass a physical every two years to participate. There is no cost for extracurricular activities. For eligibility questions, please call (503) 325-4331.

Homeschool students can join Astoria Middle School clubs and activities to explore interests and develop talents and connect with friends.

Options include:

• Cheerleading – Build school spirit, teamwork, and performance skills.
• Chess – Develop strategy, focus, and critical thinking.
• Drama & Improv – Express creativity and gain confidence on stage.
• Homework Help – Get extra academic support in a friendly environment.
• Prism – A welcoming club celebrating diversity and inclusion.
• Robotics – Explore technology, engineering, and problem-solving.

Please call (503) 325-4331 for meeting schedules and information.

Homeschool students can access academic support with specialized instruction and resources to help them succeed. 

Students may be eligible for:

• English Language Development (ELD) Program – Support for students who are learning English, helping them grow in both language and academics.
• Reading Support Classes – Extra help to strengthen reading skills and build confidence.
• Special Education Services: Evaluations and individualized support for students with disabilities, addressing a wide range of needs such as autism, learning or communication challenges, emotional or health concerns, and vision or hearing impairments.
• Talented and Gifted (TAG) Services – Enrichment opportunities for students who are ready for advanced learning.
   

Please call (503) 325-4331 for more information, including eligibility and scheduling.

Homeschool students can join Astoria High School classes to explore interests, prepare for college and careers, and connect with peers.

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*College credit available for the courses marked with an asterisk

Core Courses:

• Math: Leveled courses including Algebra through Calculus*, and Statistics.
• Science: Chemistry, Physics, and Fisheries Biology/Technology.
• English: Creative Writing, True Crimes (Text Analysis), and Advanced Placement Coursework.
• Social Science: U.S. History, Global Studies, American Government, and Current Issues
• World Languages: Spanish I–IV and French I & II, plus cultural studies in the History of Mexico.

Career and Technical Education (CTE)

• Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources, and Animal Science
• Construction, Introduction to Trades, and Engineering Technology.
• Introduction to Business*, Marketing*, and Agricultural Business Leadership.
• Video Game Design, Film & Videography
• Careers in Education, Food and You, and Floral Design.

Fine Arts and Music

• Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Choir, Mariachi, and Orchestra.
• Music Production and Beginning Guitar.
• Visual arts, including Basic Design, Painting, and Pottery.

Wellness and Leadership

• PE Games, Weight Training, and F.A.S.T. Conditioning.
• Leadership and Life 101 to build real-world skills.
• Yearbook for creativity, teamwork, and publishing experience.

Astoria Choice Academy

• Online Curriculum and Hybrid Model Options

Please call (503) 325-3911 to schedule classes for your student(s). Acceptance may depend on available space, school schedules, and resources to ensure we can fully support every student’s success.

Homeschool students are encouraged to participate in Astoria High School athletics to stay active, learn teamwork skills, and build friendships.

Available sports include:

• Cheerleading
• Cross Country
• Dance Team
• Football
• OHSET Equestrian Team
• Soccer
• Volleyball
• Basketball
• Swimming
• Wrestling
• Baseball
• Golf
• Softball
• Track & Field

All students must have insurance and pass a physical every two years to participate. There is no cost for extracurricular activities. For eligibility questions, please call (503) 325-3911.

Homeschool students can join Astoria High School clubs and activities to explore interests, develop talents, and connect with friends.

Options include:

• FFA – Develop skills in leadership, agriculture, and career readiness.
• Key Club (Kiwanis) – Volunteer and serve the community.
• Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club) – Grow problem-solving and math skills
• National Honor Society – Recognizes academic achievement and leadership.
• Robotics (River Bots) – Learn teamwork, engineering, business, and innovation.
• Spanish Club – Explore language and culture with peers.
• Theatre – Build confidence, creativity, technical, and stage skills.
• The Schnitzer Care Program – Engage in service and support for others.
• Walldorf–Astoria Sister City Exchange – Experience cultural exchange and global connections.

Please call (503) 325-3911 for meeting schedules and information.

Homeschool students can access academic support with specialized instruction and resources to help them succeed. 

Students may be eligible for:

• English Language Development (ELD) Program – Support for students who are learning English, helping them grow in both language and academics.
• Special Education Services: Evaluations and individualized support for students with disabilities, addressing a wide range of needs such as autism, learning or communication challenges, emotional or health concerns, and vision or hearing impairments.

Please call (503) 325-3911 for more information, including eligibility and scheduling.