Beaverton School District

Elementary schools

*Enrollment numbers are for 2022–23 school year.

**Springville and Raleigh Hills were previously K–8 schools, with a choice for students in grades 6–8 to remain but were transitioned to K–5 in the 2023–24 school year. Aloha–Huber Park remains a K-8 for dual language immersion students.^[19][20]

Middle schools

The Beaverton School District operates nine middle schools housing 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Prior to the 1994–95 school year they housed students in grades 7–9, as a part of the district's 6-3-3 plan established in the 1960s.

*Enrollment numbers are for 2022–2023 school year.

High schools

High schools in Beaverton are part of the 6A-2 Metro League for interscholastic athletics and activities.^[23] The newest, Mountainside High School, opened in September 2017 for freshmen and sophomores.^[24] As a result, the district began planning to alter its high school boundaries.^[25] The boundary changes were approved in June 2017 and went into effect at the beginning of the 2017–18 school year.^[26]

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Image	School	Enrollment*[17]	Mascot	Principal	Feeder schools[27]
	Aloha High School	1,609	Warrior	Matt Casteel	Meadow Park Middle School Mountain View Middle School
	Beaverton High School	1,430	Beaver	Andrew Kearl	Cedar Park Middle School Meadow Park Middle School Whitford Middle School
	Mountainside High School	1,715	Maverick	Natalie Labossiere[28]	Conestoga Middle School Highland Park Middle School Mountain View Middle School
	Southridge High School	1,460	Skyhawk	David Nieslanik	Conestoga Middle School Highland Park Middle School Whitford Middle School
	Sunset High School	1,903	Apollo	Elisa Schorr	Meadow Park Middle School Stoller Middle School Tumwater Middle School
	Westview High School	2,353	Wildcat	Matt Pedersen	Five Oaks Middle School Stoller Middle School

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*Enrollment numbers are for 2022–23 school year.

Option schools

Closed schools

Superintendent

The current Beaverton School District superintendent is Dr. Gustavo Balderas, since July 1, 2022.^{[citation needed]}

Teacher/student ratios

The following are the district's teacher/student staffing ratios (K–5 numbers have been updated for the 2019–20 school year):^{[needs update]}

• Kindergarten – 1:26.95
• Grades 1–5 – 1:30.48
• Grades 6–8 – 1:35.50
• Grades 9–12 – 1:26.4

Student/staff profiles

All information below is as of October 1, 2014.

• Ethnicity:
  • 13% Asian
  • 3% Black
  • 24% Hispanic or Latino
  • 1% Native American/Alaska Native
  • 1% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
  • 52% White
  • 7% Other (includes students identifying with more than one of the categories above or students not identifying with any of the categories above)
• Number of primary languages spoken in students' homes: 94
• Percentage of students qualifying for free and reduced lunch: 36.6%
• Percentage of students qualifying for special education services: 12.1%
• Percentage of Talented and Gifted students: 13.5%
• Percentage of ESL students: 13.3%
• Percentage of male students: 51%
• Percentage of female students: 49%
• High school dropout rate: 2.7% as of 2013–14, lower than Oregon's average of 3.9%
• Graduation rate: 79.7%, higher than Oregon's average of 72%
• Number of staff:
  • Teachers: 2,330
  • Classified employees: 1,710
  • School administration: 92
  • District administration: 30
  • Total number: 4,162
• Teachers with a master's degree or higher: 87%
• Average years teaching experience: 14.6
• Salary range: $39,100 - $80,253

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