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Hood River Middle School

Hood River Middle School
Programs, Clubs and Infrastructure

  • Infrastructure Plans

    Hood River Middle School is included in the City of Hood River's Safe Routes to School Plan, which includes 30 infrastructure recommendations to make it safe and convenient for students to walk or bike to school.

    In 2023, the City and School District partnered to install a 3-month demonstration on 18th, 17th and May Streets. Part of that project is now permanent!

    HRMS Infrastructure Plans

  • 80s Walk & Roll Club

    80s Walk & Roll Club was inspired by movies of the 1980s like Goonies and E.T. and the current show of Stranger Things. All these shows feature free-range, problem-solving kids riding bikes or blazing trails in the woods.

    Students will gain more confidence in biking while subversively learning traffic etiquette, empathy and laws. We listen to music and have fun.

    5th to 8th graders welcome. Offered year around.

    Club Registration

  • Education

    Twice a year, during the Fall and Spring, Megan works with PE teacher, Mrs. Claus, to offer biking education during class. The curriculum includes basic bike mechanics, safety checks, learning to ride, confidence, laws, etiquette and for those who are comfortable, trail riding.

  • Free Gorge Pass

    Students, 5th-12th grade, receive a free Gorge Pass, for unlimited rides on Columbia Area Transit (CAT) and partners. You can also put your bike on the bus to help you get from home to destinations within the Gorge.
    Get your pass:

    1 - from your school office

    2 - with your guardian and student ID from CAT Transit at 224 Wasco, Hood River