Riverdale School District Student Success Act Survey
The Oregon Legislature passed and the governor signed the $2 billion Student Success Act (HB 3427) in spring 2019. This is a historic and much-needed investment in K-12 schools.
School districts are required to apply for funds. Districts must demonstrate engagement of the community in a needs assessment process prior to the application for funds. The needs assessment includes the District’s existing Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP) and an expanded public engagement process with multiple and diverse stakeholders.
Districts are allowed four broad uses for the grant proposals:
• Increasing instructional time • Addressing student health and safety needs • Increasing adults/decreasing class size • Expanding well-rounded learning opportunities
Programs must meet students’ behavioral and mental health needs and increase academic achievement to reduce disparities among student groups.
Our community engagement is intended to gather feedback on how these funds can be used to systematically improve Riverdale schools to support and empower students who have historically not been well served in the Riverdale School District.
This Student Success Act Survey is one of several opportunities available for members of the Riverdale community to engage and provide input on the district's use of additional funds in 2020-21.
Three community input sessions designed to gather similar information are scheduled on January 13, 2020 at 1:30 p.m. (time change), 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Riverdale Grade School Commons.