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Beaverton Education Foundation details programs, winter‑break campaign and new K‑3 math initiative
Summary
The Beaverton Education Foundation reported reaching all 54 schools in 2024‑25, delivering 127,670 additional academic hours, awarding $155,000 in Kids Count grants and launching a winter break food campaign; BEF announced new grants with the city and KLA Foundation support for K‑3 math in Title I schools.
Lauren Garrett, executive director of the Beaverton Education Foundation, presented the foundation’s 2024‑25 impact report to the board on Oct. 14, outlining investments across the district.
Garrett said BEF provided 127,670 additional academic hours, supported 2,048 students with career‑connected learning experiences and funded 164 projects that reached students…
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