June 2024 Report
Below is the Oregon City School District reporting on the Strategic Plan efforts as of June 6, 2024.
Safe and Engaging Learning environments
GOAL 1: By 2025, all students, staff and families will consistently know and utilize safety and security protocols, and understand their unique roles in emergencies.
Ensure new staff have completed mandatory training.
100% emergency drill participation from all schools - fire/evacuation, secure, lockdown, earthquake and hold.
Emergency Radio Checks.
Documented locations of emergency shut off at each location and placed locations on school maps.
District-wide reunification training.
ShakeAlert implementation into all locations.
Silent panic alarm.
Transportation Emergency Plan.
Maintenance and Custodial Emergency Response Plan.
Website updates - How to Respond in an Emergency.
Social media updates.
GOAL 2: By 2027 facilities will be used for a variety of educational, co-curricular, and community purposes (sports, performances, meetings, etc) that bring community members, students, families into the building.
All schools and programs held a minimum of two to three events each month. Some of the events included:
Elementary Schools
OMSI Night
BINGO Night
Art Night
Kinder Celebrations
5th Grade Clap Outs
Music Programs
Kinder Connects
Dia del Niño
Intercambio
Families Unidas
Celebración del Mundo Hispano
Spring Carnival
Book Fair
OC Youth Sports
MEGA Camp Mountain View Community Church
Bond Listening Sessions
Mini Basketball
Talent Show
Math Night
OCCE Volleyball
Middle Schools
Passage Presentations
Learning Celebration
PTSO Social
5th Grade Open House (for incoming 6th graders)
8th Grade Promotions
Fine Arts Festival
Dia del Niño
OCCE Volleyball
Band Concert
High Schools
Evening of Excellence
Family Focus Forum
Senior BBQ / Award Celebration
Graduations
Driver Ed
Summer School
Choir Pops Concert
Game Changer
Expanded Options Info Meeting
New Student Open House
Dances
Community Education and District Programs
OC Junior Cheer
Bridges to Independence 21 Club Celebration
Bridges to Independence Time Capsule Event
JROTC
OCPD State K-9 Training
Clackamas EMS Mass Casualty Training
Neighborhood Association Meetings
Beaverton PD - K9 training
Film Crews
GOAL 3: By 2027, we will secure funds through a bond and begin implementation to improve and expand facilities.
A facililties assessment of our elementary schools has been completed.
Student projection report has been updated and shows that our overall student population in the district will stay about the same for the next ten years.
Establishing the need for a long range 20 year facilities plan for the district. Some of the LRCPC may join this new group that will convene in the winter of the 24-25 academic year.
The Bond Steering Committee has had two polls completed. The first poll showed a positive outlook of the district. The second showed that there is support for a capital bond at certain price points. Another poll is currently underway and will inform the Board's decision about a potential bond.
BRIC Architecture put together a cost estimate for proposed projects identified at Elementary Schools.
Moving forward with more community and staff input before a final package will be considered by the School Board for a Bond Measure for the November 2024 election.