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The Beaverton School Board has approved the compensation agreement achieved between the District and Oregon School Employees Association (OSEA), the union representing classified staff. OSEA members also ratified the agreement by 94%.
Beaverton School District is requesting assistance from a state mediator to help reach a fair and sustainable agreement with BEA.
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) has released results from the Oregon Statewide Assessment System’s annual state tests in spring 2024. The results show students in the Beaverton School District continued to outperform their peers statewide in all subjects, at all grade levels and in nearly all student groups.
Last spring, we communicated that the District was pausing discussions about possible changes in future enrollment at the new Raleigh Hills Elementary School to be opened in fall 2026 and would be developing a plan for a wider conversation about issues facing the entire district.
BSD has three vacancies on the Budget Committee. The Budget Committee reviews the district’s budget and may recommend changes.
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It's International Walk-and-Roll-to-School day! See why kids at Cooper Mountain Elementary School think it's worthwhile.
Westview athletes are taking their game to the next level this fall thanks to a 2022 Bond project. They have a new turf field.
See what happens when 4th grader Camila Garcia Cossio at McKay Elementary gets a big idea.
International School of Beaverton students recently visited with students from Shukutoku High School in Tokyo, Japan. See how these two groups are learning from each other in this cross-cultural exchange.
Check out the new LED stadium lights at Aloha High School!
By replacing the old high-wattage bulbs with these new LED lights, it's estimated that the project will save $6,000 per year and reduce our carbon footprint.
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OUR PROMISE
Belong. Believe. Achieve.
"At Beaverton School District, all students belong. We embrace, honor and celebrate our differences — race, color, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and language. We're committed to eliminating the structures, policies and practices that perpetuate inequalities in our schools and causes these differences to become predictors of future success. At BSD, all students are learners, capable of limitless possibilities.”
Dr. Gustavo Balderas, Superintendent
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By the Numbers
54
Schools
4,751
Employees
38,076
Students
106
Languages Spoken
90.5%
Graduation Rate
33
Career Technical Education Programs
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