Eastwood Elementary has a proud history or serving the community. This page will grow as you help us add to it!
PTO Presidents
2014 - Present Shanna Pelke
2009-2014 Chris McCullough
2008-2009 Fred Sabins
2006-2008 Tracy Powell
2003-2006 Chris McCullough
2001-2003 Larry McKnight
Principals
2008-Present Nikki Opp
2003-2008 Jill Weber
2001-2003 Mike Lambert
- 2003 Jim Knapp
Eastwood Elementary School opened it's doors in September, 1957 on forty-four acres of farm land that in the late 1800's was the Douglas County Fairgrounds. The school is located in the city of Roseburg, the seat of Douglas County. Eastwood has fifteen classrooms. Classes for music, special programs, counseling, and library/media provide support for Eastwood students.
In 2007, in order to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Eastwood, extensive refurbishment of the nature trail took place including benches, signage, and trail work. This was done in partnership with Project Leadership.
Today, Eastwood helps over 500 students from kindergarten through fifth grade. It provides wetlands, nature trails, a salmon hatchery, outdoor classrooms, and a replica of a Native American dwelling for it's students to explore. Eastwood's traditions in excellence are well known throughout the community.
PTO Presidents
2014 - Present Shanna Pelke
2009-2014 Chris McCullough
2008-2009 Fred Sabins
2006-2008 Tracy Powell
2003-2006 Chris McCullough
2001-2003 Larry McKnight
Principals
2008-Present Nikki Opp
2003-2008 Jill Weber
2001-2003 Mike Lambert
- 2003 Jim Knapp
Eastwood Elementary School opened it's doors in September, 1957 on forty-four acres of farm land that in the late 1800's was the Douglas County Fairgrounds. The school is located in the city of Roseburg, the seat of Douglas County. Eastwood has fifteen classrooms. Classes for music, special programs, counseling, and library/media provide support for Eastwood students.
In 2007, in order to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Eastwood, extensive refurbishment of the nature trail took place including benches, signage, and trail work. This was done in partnership with Project Leadership.
Today, Eastwood helps over 500 students from kindergarten through fifth grade. It provides wetlands, nature trails, a salmon hatchery, outdoor classrooms, and a replica of a Native American dwelling for it's students to explore. Eastwood's traditions in excellence are well known throughout the community.
