Toshiko Maurizio
Principal

Phone: (503) 672-3660

Meadow Park Middle School is filled with a staff that is truly passionate about their work, committed to placing students at the core of what they do on a daily basis, extremely knowledgeable and competent in their content area, and empathetic.

Meadow Park is known for its diverse student population where a variety of languages are spoken at home. With this diversity, we are committed to providing equitable opportunities for students of varying backgrounds to level the playing field for these students, to build their confidence so they feel valued and empowered, and to raise and nurture internationally-minded individuals so they are able to function in a progressive society.

To ensure a successful transition to the middle school years, Meadow Park is dedicated to providing a safe and secure learning environment by ensuring there are systems and programs in place to track both positive and negative behaviors. We have a solid discipline program that will include more intense behavior interventions for students who are consistently non-compliant or a threat to the learning environment.

Aside from a safe learning environment, our classes and programs are rigorous and engaging. Meadow Park is a candidate school for the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and we are hoping that in a couple of years, we will receive authorization as an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School. IB schools share a common philosophy and a commitment to high quality, challenging, international education that we believe is important for Meadow Park students.

Parent participation is crucial in bridging the gap between school and home. We will do our best to reach out to you throughout the year. We highly encourage you to stay connected and to contact your child's teacher, counselor, or administrator whenever you have questions, concerns, or most importantly, when you have positive experiences to share. Your input is valuable in shaping how we operate as a school.

Meadow Park Snapshot

Enrollment Diversity Oregon Report Card Overall Rating 2011-12   843 2010-11   869 2009-10   920 2008-09   892 2007-08   847 2006-07   980   American Indian 1% Asian or Pacific Islander 18% Black 5% Hispanic 25% White 46% Multiple Categories Selected 6%   2011-12 Satisfactory 2010-11 Satisfactory 2009-10 Satisfactory 2008-09 Satisfactory