The original Cal Young Junior High building stood on land donated by Cal Young,
a member of one of Eugene's pioneering families.
It was opened in the fall of 1953 and became Cal Young Middle School in 1981.
In the summer of 2006, the old building was demolished and replaced by the new building seen below.

	The entrance to Cal Young Middle School and view of one of four instructional wings.
The doors open to a soaring, light filled lobby.
	In the morning and at lunch, students gather in the Cal Young Commons.
Students can exit the Commons to enjoy the sunshine or the rain in the Cal Young courtyard.
	One of two full sized gyms - This one has seating for the entire school body. The other gym contains a full length climbing wall.
View into the entrance and art filled soft seating area of the library - The hanging banners were done by former librarian Sheryl Steinke and the hanging book sculpture of Oregon authors was created by artist Stephen White.
	A close up view of Stephen White's flying book sculpture - Different book covers on the back sides of the books are visible from the second story windows.
The metal sculpture entitled "Currentsea" hanging above the library circulation desk was created by retired Cal Young teacher Raymond Beard and his son, Ryan who is currently a teacher in Eugene.
	Student created letters are displayed over a portion of non-fiction section.