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Lake Oswego School Board proclaims Sept. 15–Oct. 15 as Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month
Summary
The Lake Oswego School District board unanimously approved a resolution to observe Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month, noting Hispanic students comprise 9% of district enrollment and adopting the 2025 theme "collective heritage, honoring the past, inspiring the future."
The Lake Oswego School District Board voted unanimously Monday to adopt a resolution declaring Sept. 15–Oct. 15 as Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month.
Students Nathan and Max read the resolution’s text during the meeting, which cites the congressional designation of the month, the diverse identities represented by Hispanic and Latinx communities, and the contribution of Hispanic and Latinx Americans across government, business, education and the arts. The resolution notes that Hispanic students make up 9% of the district’s student population.
Director Bills moved to approve the resolution and Director Boston seconded. The board voice vote was recorded as "Aye," and Chair Beard announced the motion carried.
Why it matters: The proclamation directs the district to observe the month in its schools and programming and to encourage curriculum and activities that recognize Hispanic and Latinx history and contributions.
Ending
The board thanked the student readers and moved on to other business.
