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Beaverton School Board adopts resolution backing immigrant students and families after heated debate
Summary
The Beaverton School District board approved a revised resolution supporting immigrant students and families on Feb. 3, 2026, after members debated wording and the scope of district responsibility; the measure passed 6–1. Board members emphasized partnership with public agencies and next steps for implementation.
The Beaverton School District board voted 6–1 on Feb. 3 to adopt a revised resolution expressing support for immigrant students and families, a measure board members said formalizes the district’s intent to prioritize student safety and partner with government agencies while acknowledging limits to district authority.
Board Chair Garg opened the item by describing a version of the resolution that leadership revised after conversations with members and legal counsel. "We try to hear what people asked for and made the changes," the chair said when introducing the item. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Director 24 and seconded, and the board then debated several edits and the implementation implications.
The debate centered on language and scope.…
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