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The Beaverton School District includes 34 elementary schools, nine middle schools, six high schools, five option schools, 19 option programs and two charter schools. We have more than 39,000 students and nearly 4,500 staff members.
School Board
School Board

The Beaverton School Board has seven elected community members who serve four-year terms. They are volunteers. Though candidates are nominated from the Board Zone they live in, voters in the District elect them at-large. Each Board member has several school assignments that may or may not be in their zone.
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Central Administration Center
16550 SW Merlo Rd.
Beaverton, OR 97003
(503) 356-4500

Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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The Beaverton School District is actively seeking applicants for classified and licensed positions.
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Community Resources

General Information

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
211 Information Line	Dial 211 or 866-698-6155	Information & referrals for child care, emergency social needs, food, health care services, housing, mental & dental help and WIC; also can text your zip code to 898211

Child Abuse

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
CARES Northwest	503-276-9000	Assessment & treatment for physical or sexual abuse, neglect and/or exposure to domestic violence; Spanish-speaking staff available
Early Learning Division, Department of Education	800-556-6616	Report child abuse or check complaint history at licensed child care providers; Spanish- and Russian-speaking staff available
Parents Anonymous of Oregon - Morrison Child & Family Services	503-258-4568	Parent mentoring program
Washington County Child Abuse Hotline	503-681-6917	Report child abuse

Clothing

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Clothes for Kids	503-356-4322	Free clothing for BSD students
Helping Hands, Sunset Presbyterian Church	503-292-9293	Free clothing & food
Northwest Children's Outreach	503-443-6888	Free clothing, diapers, formula & infant care products

Counseling Services

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
The Dougy Center	503-775-5683	Free grief counseling for children & teens
Hawthorn Walk-in Center	503-846-4555	Appointments or walk-ins
Lewis & Clark Community Counseling	503-768-6320	Addiction & family counseling
Lifeworks NW	503-645-9010	Addiction & mental health counseling
Morrison Child & Family Services	503-258-4381	Counseling & support services
Pacific University Psychology Health Clinic	503-352-7333	Mental health counseling
Sequoia Mental Health Services	503-591-9280	Counseling & support services
Washington County Mental Health Crisis Line	503-291-9111	24-hour crisis line
YouthLine	877-968-8491	24-hour crisis line for youth, including drug/alcohol abuse & suicide prevention; also can text teens2teens to 839863
Wolf Pack Counseling	503-828-3402	Addiction, domestic violence, LGBTQ & mental health counseling

Culturally-Specific Center

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Asian Health & Service Center	503-641-4113	Health education, mental health, Oregon Health Plan assistance and screenings for Asian Americans; staff speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Korean & Vietnamese
Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization (IRCO)	503-234-1541	Refugee academic supports, child care training, domestic violence/sexual assault intervention, employment/training & gang intervention
Lutheran Community Services Northwest	503-924-2448	Immigration counseling & mental health for refugees & immigrants
Oregon Somali Family Education Center	503-662-1039	Health education, mentoring/tutoring, parent education & scholarship programs
Russian Oregon Social Services	503-777-3437	English classes, dental services, domestic violence/sexual assault support & health education

Dental

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center	503-718-3675	Dental services; Spanish-speaking staff available

Domestic Violence

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Call to Safety	503-235-5333	24-hour crisis line; all languages
Domestic Violence Crisis Line	503-469-8620	24-hour crisis line
Domestic Violence Resource Center	503-640-5352	Support, resources & counseling services
Family Justice Center	503-430-8300	Domestic violence support
Project Única	503-232-4448	24-hour crisis line; Spanish-speakers available

Food

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
BSD Nutrition Services	503-356-3957	Free or reduced-cost breakfasts & lunches
Care to Share	503-591-9025	Referrals for emergency food & utility assistance
Helping Hands, Sunset Presbyterian Church	503-292-9293	Free clothing & food
Oregon Food Bank	503-439-6510	Food assistance
Oregon Food Bank - Food Pantry Finder		List of area food pantry locations and hours

winter Food Resources

RECURSOS DE ALIMENTOS DURANTE EL INVIERNO

Health Center

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Beaverton School-Based Health Center (Beaverton High School)	503-356-3985	Health services for BSD students
Merlo School-Based Health Center (Community School at Merlo Station)	503-941-3210	Health services for BSD students
Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center	503-352-6000	Medical services; Spanish-speaking staff available

Homelessness

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
McKinney-Vento Program	503-356-5071	Serving students with housing instability
Community Connect	503-640-3263	Referrals for people currently experiencing or at imminent risk of homelessness
Safe Car Parking-Beaverton	503-624-4666	Safe, legal parking for those living out of their vehicles
Safe Families for Children	503-906-1027	Respite home for children whose parents are experiencing crisis

Housing

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Community Action	503-615-0770	Housing, rent & utilities assistance
Renters Rights Hotline	503-288-0130	Renter advice assistance; Spanish-speaking staff available
St. Vincent de Paul	503-684-8280	Rent assistance for resident in zip codes 97223 & 97224
Tenant Advice Hotline	503-648-7723	Renter advice assistance
Washington County Dept. of Housing Services	503-846-4794	Information on housing options

Interpretation/Translation

Multi-service Center

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Beaverton Resource Center	503-207-5670	Information & referrals for community resources, food & Oregon Health Plan assistance; BSD partner
Dept. of Human Services Self-sufficiency Offices	503-646-9952	Employment-related day care (ERDC), food stamps (SNAP), Oregon Health Plan & temporary cash assistance (TANF)
Love Inc.	503-443-6888	Clothing, diapers, food, furniture, job coaching, parenting classes & rides
Washington County Community Action	503-648-6646	Food assistance, energy assistance & emergency rent assistance

Legal Assistance

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Child Support Hotline	800-383-1222	Child support assistance
Immigration Counseling Services	503-221-1689	Low-cost assistance for immigration issues
Legal Aid Services of Oregon	503-640-4115	Free legal assistance; Spanish-speaking staff available
St. Andrew Legal Clinic	503-648-1600	Low-cost legal consulation

Medical Insurance

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
HealthShare of Oregon	503-416-8090	Medical insurance assistance
Oregon Health Plan	800-699-9075	Medical insurance assistance
Opening Doors	503-517-3198	Medical insurance assistance

Transportation

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Car Seat Safety	503-413-4005	Low-cost car seats & installation assistance
Ride to Care	855-321-4899	Free transportation to medical appointments for Oregon Health Plan patients

Utilities

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Care to Share	503-591-9025	Referrals for emergency food & utility assistance
Community Action	503-615-0770	Housing, rent & utilities assistance
Oregon Telephone Assistance Program	800-848-4442	Discounted service for phone & internet services for those receiving SNAP, TANF, SSI, state Medicaid and certain state medical programs
Salvation Army	503-640-4311	Energy & water assistance

Women, Infants & Children

Resource	Phone Number	Comments
Washington County WIC	503-846-3555	Food vouchers, breastfeeding classes, breast pumps, parenting classes