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Alternative Education: Registered Private Alternative Schools
Alternative Education: Registered Private Alternative Schools
Common Indicators of Success for Alternative Education Programs
Clear rules enforced fairly and consistently: Rules are understood, enforced and often partially developed by students. There is opportunity for leadership and interaction with the adults who staff the program. High standards for behavior, attendance, and performance along with an emphasis on individual accountability and responsibility.
The following are lists of registered private alternative schools by county.
Registered Programs in Oregon
A private alternative program must be registered with the Department of Education before a school district may contract with or distribute public funds to the program. Standards for private alternative schools are further descirbed in
OAR 581-021-0072
. The resources below provide information and instructions on how to apply to become a registered private alternative program.
Oregon School Directory
Reference the Oregon School Directory for the most up to date version of school and private alternative school information.
Private Alternative School Registration Materials
Private alternative schools wishing to register with the Oregon Department of Education and serve public school students. The application will include institution update information, staff roster page, and required annual assurances for laws pertaining to alternative education. Currently registered private alternative schools will receive a registration renewal packet in March. Both new and renewal applications for registration are due March 31.
Private Alternative School Registration Application
03/15/2012 (218 KB)
Private Alternative School Registration Application
03/15/2012 (120.73 KB)
Standards for Private Alternative Education Programs
09/30/2004 (65.61 KB)
In December, 2002, the State Board of Education approved standards for private alternative programs. The purpose of the standards is to "ensure a safe educational environment and instructional program that provides students with an opportunity to make progress toward achieving state academic content and performance standards and successful social and educational transitions to their next steps in life."
Related Pages
Alternative Education: Immunization Records and Reports
ORS 433.235 through 433.284 and OAR 333-050-0010 through 333-050-0120 require all students enrolled in schools and children’s facilities in Oregon to meet certain immunization standards. These resources are intended to help districts and programs implement the immunization record and reporting standards for students in public and private alternative education programs.
Alternative Education: Toolkits for Districts
Choose a toolkit to Self-Assess District Policies and Procedures, Approve Programs, or Evaluate Programs. Each toolkit may be copied into a word file and modified. A toolkit may be updated periodically in response to changes in Oregon Revised Statutes, Oregon Administrative Rules, or in response to comments.
Student Records - Management and Retention
The Oregon State Board of Education adopts by rule standards for the creation, use, retention, custody and disclosure, including access of student education records that are consistent with the requirements of the applicable state and federal law.
Private School Registration Update
Information and links to the Private School Directory; Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and other useful information for families considering private school education.
Special Education for Parentally Placed Private School Students
Information and links to the Private School Directory; Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and other useful information for families considering private school education.
Contacts
Drew Hinds
(503) 947-5799
Teaching & Learning Team - Education Specialist
Paula Merritt
(503) 947-5746
Teaching & Learning Team - Administrative Specialist
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