District reports compliance with nearly all Division 22 standards; two corrective items noted

District teaching-and-learning leaders presented the Beaverton School Board with the annual Division 22 standard assurances for the 2024–25 school year and said the district was in compliance with 55 of 57 rules.

Shelley Reggiani, the district’s associate superintendent for teaching and learning, and accountability staff explained that Division 22 is Oregon’s set of administrative rules that set baseline requirements for public school districts. Christy House, the district accountability specialist, said the fall report reviews the prior school year’s status because several rules require the school year to be complete before compliance can be certified.

Two rules required corrective action: middle-school physical-education minutes and instructional‑materials adoption. Reggiani said middle-school PE minutes had already been adjusted for the current school year and would be in compliance in the coming report. The instructional-materials adoption cycle is on a multi-year schedule; the district reported it has an updated corrective-action plan and is on track to complete adoption by 2027.

Staff described the filing process: the district will present the report publicly, post it to the district website and submit assurances to the Oregon Department of Education by Nov. 15. ODE will review any items flagged as noncompliant and follow up as necessary.

Board members praised staff for the volume of work required to document compliance and discussed upcoming state-level accountability changes; staff said they are monitoring state legislative and ODE rulemaking work and will raise concerns about reporting burden where needed.