The Oregon Department of Education has released the At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles.
May 21, 2020
Media Contact: Marc Siegel
At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles Released
(Salem, Ore.) – At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles (previously Special Education Report Cards) showing special education data for Oregon school districts and Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education programs are now available on the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) website. The profiles are a federally mandated compilation of results from the 2018-2019 school year as required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.*
The data reflect trends such as an increasing graduation rate and decreasing dropout rate. The profiles also show Oregon’s strength compared to national figures when it comes to identifying children with special needs at a very young age and providing them with appropriate and timely services.
The At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles have been redesigned to align with the At-A-Glance School and District Profiles and include graphics showing the special education figures for each district and program compared to state specified targets in 10 categories:
- Graduation rate – both 4-year and 5-year cohort
- Dropout rate
- Timelines for referrals and eligibility determination
- Child find for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
- Least Restrictive Environment – students served as much as possible with non-disabled peers
- Academic Participation
- Post-secondary outcomes when students with disabilities exit special education
- Disproportionality related to over- or under-representation in special education and over- or under-representation within specific disability category
- Parent survey results
- Child outcomes for infants, toddlers, and preschool children receiving special education services
More information can be found on the At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles webpage.
*Note: All of the data is for the 2018-19 school year with the exception of Graduation Rates, Dropout Rates and Suspension/Expulsion which are from 2017-18.
FEMA Crisis Counseling
/in District Site News, News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgAre you a victim of the February 2020 flood? Help is available.
2020 Pendleton School District Retirees
/in District Site News, News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgA tribute to our colleagues who are officially retiring.
At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles Released
/in District Site News /by rthornburgThe Oregon Department of Education has released the At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles.
May 21, 2020
Media Contact: Marc Siegel
At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles Released
(Salem, Ore.) – At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles (previously Special Education Report Cards) showing special education data for Oregon school districts and Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education programs are now available on the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) website. The profiles are a federally mandated compilation of results from the 2018-2019 school year as required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.*
The data reflect trends such as an increasing graduation rate and decreasing dropout rate. The profiles also show Oregon’s strength compared to national figures when it comes to identifying children with special needs at a very young age and providing them with appropriate and timely services.
The At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles have been redesigned to align with the At-A-Glance School and District Profiles and include graphics showing the special education figures for each district and program compared to state specified targets in 10 categories:
More information can be found on the At-A-Glance Special Education Profiles webpage.
*Note: All of the data is for the 2018-19 school year with the exception of Graduation Rates, Dropout Rates and Suspension/Expulsion which are from 2017-18.
Pendleton FFA Plant Sale
/in District Site News, News - District & All Schools /by rthornburgThank you for your interest in supporting the Pendleton FFA Chapter through our Plant Sale! While still in school the students worked hard to get these all going. This was not what we expected in the end, but we are pleased to still share our greenhous
e and plants with you.
Due to the limited restrictions, the greenhouse will not be open for you to pick out your plants. I have provided this order form to help you get what you would like and support the Pendleton FFA Chapter.
Plant Sale pick-up day is May 6th from 11-1 (following social distancing protocols). Here is the Order Form link and inventory list link.
Thank you for supporting our students!
Extended Hours for Student Items Pick-Up on May 7
/in District Site News, Elementary School News, Sunridge News /by rthornburgOn May 7, Sunridge and the Elementary schools will be open from 7:30 am – 6:00 pm to retrieve student belongings.
Student Items Ready for Pick-Up
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District Designated as Best Communities for Music Education
/in District Site News, Hawthorne High News, High Schools News, Pendleton High News /by pendletonsdPendleton School District 16R has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.
Superintendent Message, April 8, 2020 @ 3:30 pm
/in News - District & All Schools /by pendletonsdToday at 1 pm, Governor Kate Brown announced that public schools in Oregon would be closed to students for the remainder of the school year.