Code: FFA

Adopted: 10/30/17

The superintendent, at his/her discretion, can permit a collective memorial that equitably honors deceased members of a school or the district community (e.g., “Memorial Garden” or “Veterans Plaza”).

The superintendent shall develop an administrative regulation that describes the process for the application for, and approval of a collective memorial, that includes a list of other suitable memorials for honoring deceased students and staff.

END OF POLICY

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Legal Reference(s):
ORS 332.107
ORS 332.385

Code:  FFA-AR

Readopted: 3/5/24
Adopted:   3/18/13

Orig. Code(s):  FF

 

Honoring Deceased Students/Staff

Schools, with their principal’s approval, may choose to memorialize a student or staff member who has passed away by:

1. A bench with plaque with deceased’s name
2. A living memorial scholarship
3. A living memorial with a plaque in the media center.  Funds go toward the purchase of books for the media center.
4. A plaque placed on an art piece, i.e., a sculpture.
5. A living memorial, which funds go toward a scholarship which assists students with athletic fees.
6. A score board in the gym with a deceased name.
7. A plaque at the base of a flagpole with a list of deceased.
8. A plaque on bleachers, “in memory of…”
9. A plaque on the backstop, “in memory of…”
10. A living memorial fund to aid Pop Warner/Youth Football fees.
11. A memorial page in the school yearbook.
12. An annual award using the deceased’s name for an attribute, such as: good sportsmanship, leadership, etc.
13. Planting a tree.
14. If their administrative regulations allow it, join with Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District in naming one of their parks – a park that is adjacent to one of our schools.