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Superintendent Fast lays out 2025–26 goals, flags state K–12 funding changes
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Amy Fast presented goals for professionalism, increased math and ELA proficiency, and community-hub projects, and summarized recent state legislation including a historic $11.36 billion State School Fund for 2025–27 and new K–12 accountability rules.
Superintendent Dr. Amy Fast presented the district’s goals for 2025–26, centered on professionalism, academic growth and community engagement. Her goals include targets such as having "100% of staff" participate in two professional learning activities, improving OSAS proficiency rates by 10% districtwide by June 2026, and increasing staff agreement that students receive a high-quality education from 48% to 85% on the 2026 climate survey.
Dr. Fast also summarized legislative changes affecting Oregon schools: a historic $11.36 billion State School Fund for 2025–27, House Bill 2140 on funding predictability, Senate Bill 141 creating a new statewide K–12 accountability system, and House Bill 3037 providing flexibility and funding floors for small and rural districts. She described ongoing community-hub projects including a nature trail and community garden as part of the district’s goal to be a "one stop shop" for community services.
