Beaverton School District Achieves Key Milestones in Leadership and Bond Program Updates

The Beaverton School District's School Board Business Meeting on June 2, 2025, highlighted significant achievements and ongoing projects within the district, as well as future plans for improvement and community engagement.

The meeting began with a positive evaluation of Superintendent Dr. Valdez, who was commended for his leadership and progress towards board-established goals. Key accomplishments noted included the development of a personal device policy aimed at enhancing student well-being, the expansion of dual language programs, and the implementation of universal screeners to support academic and behavioral needs. The board also emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability through initiatives like the public data dashboard and community forums.

Erin Boyle, the administrator for facilities development, provided an update on the district's bond program, which is currently experiencing peak construction activity. This summer, 18 high school interns will participate in various projects, reflecting the program's growth. Boyle reported that several construction projects, including upgrades at Beaverton High School and Raleigh Hills Elementary School, are on schedule and within budget. Notably, the Stoller Gymnasium and classroom addition has been completed, and seismic upgrades are underway at multiple middle schools.

The board discussed the importance of addressing deferred maintenance and the potential for utilizing bond contingency funds for additional projects. Boyle confirmed that approximately $45 million in program contingency is available, with plans to allocate funds towards necessary maintenance improvements.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue engaging the community and ensuring that all initiatives align with the district's goals for equity and student safety. The board expressed appreciation for the ongoing efforts to modernize facilities and enhance the educational environment for students across the district.