Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 327 § 327.169 — Intensive coaching program for school districts that do not meet performance
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 327 ·
Oregon Code § 327.169·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Intensive coaching program for school districts that do not meet performance
growth targets; student success teams.
(1) The Department of Education shall establish an intensive coaching program
for school districts that do not meet performance growth targets for three or
more years, as described in ORS 327.167.
(2) A school
district that participates in the intensive coaching program shall:
(a) Commit to
regular student success plan meetings to monitor practices;
(b) Use data to
track student progress;
(c) Ensure school
employees receive appropriate professional development and training;
(d) Create safe
and inclusive learning environments;
(e) Improve
school and school district practices and structures to support teaching and
learning; and
(f) Improve the
skills of the members of the school board.
(3)(a) For the
purpose of assisting school districts participating in the intensive coaching
program, the department shall establish student success teams. To the greatest
extent practicable, student success teams shall assist school districts in
person and while on site at the school district.
(b) Student
success teams shall be:
(A) Led by a
person who has at least seven years of relevant experience, as determined by
the department, in systems change, curriculum and instruction, leadership,
finance, human resources, school district board governance, local district
continuous improvement plans, labor and management relations or community
engagement; and
(B) Supported by
personnel with expertise in school and school district improvement strategies,
including the use of differentiated instruction and inclusionary practices.
(c) A student
success team is not a government body and is not subject to any statute or rule
applicable to a public body.
(4)(a) Under the
intensive coaching program, student success teams shall:
(A) Advise and
counsel school districts on how to improve performance outcomes; and
(B) Develop
recommendations for meeting performance growth targets.
(b) School
district boards and superintendents of school districts participating in an
intensive coaching program must:
(A) Accept all
recommendations of the student success teams related to the use of State School
Fund moneys, Student Investment Account grant moneys and additional funding
received under this section. A school district that does not accept the
recommendations made under this subparagraph is not eligible for additional
funding under this section.
(B) Consider, and
may accept, all recommendations of the student success teams not described in
subparagraph (A) of this paragraph.
(c) A school
district that receives recommendations under this subsection must issue a
report that:
(A) Describes the
recommendations;
(B) Identifies
the recommendations that will be implemented and the timelines for implementing
the recommendations; and
(C) Identifies
the recommendations that will not be implemented and an explanation for why the
recommendations will not be implemented.
(d) The report
required under paragraph (c) of this subsection must be:
(A) Made
available at the school districts main office and on the school districts
website; and
(B) Distributed
to the school district community, including employees of the school district
and families of the students of the school district. [Formerly 327.222]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 327.169
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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