Public Records Requests

As a public entity, the Beaverton School District is committed to making public records available, as required by state law (Chapter 192 of the Oregon Revised Statutes) and School Board Policy KBA-Public Records.

How to request public records

Submit your request to the Communications Coordinator using the form below. Please be as specific as possible about the records you are seeking. if you are unsure what records exist, feel free to call or email to discuss your request. Please specify if you would like to receive electronic or physical copies. The BSD tries to provide the public with records at no cost when possible. However, the district, as allowed by state law, reserves the right to charge for requests that are time-consuming or require large-scale printing. There may be charges for staff time and physical copies, depending on the format or volume of your request.

**Please Note: This public records request form is not for transcripts or educational records! You need to visit your school's webpage and fill out their transcript request form.

Public Records Request Form
What Happens Next

Public Records Request Form

What Happens Next

You will receive a confirmation email that we have received your public records request form. The Public Communications Officer will determine what records exist that are responsive to your request and determine whether is is necessary to charge to collect them and review for confidential information.

In accordance with state law, you will be provided an estimate of the time needed to respond and a written cost estimate (if warranted), no later than fifteen working days after receiving your request.

Most requests can be completed in a matter of days, but more complex requests can take several weeks, or in some cases, even longer. If it will take longer than fifteen working days to complete your request and provide records, you will be notified and you will receive regular updates.

If fees are charged to complete your request, you may request a waiver or reduction of fees. The Public Communications Officer will determine whether to grant your request in accordance with the factors laid out in the Attorney General's Public Records Manual. A decision will be made within five working days. The Public Communications Officer is always willing to work with you to narrow the scope of a request in order to facilitate processing and reduce or eliminate fees.

Contacts:

Kara Yunck

Communications Coordinator

(503) 356-4378