Beaverton School District Community Transition Program

Beaverton School District Community Transition Program Social Media Code of Conduct
https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/social-media-code-of-conduct Messages are not checked on weekends or school breaks.

Students in the Community Transition Program will increase their ability to live independently and make progress towards their post-secondary goals.. Instruction will occur in a variety of settings including School, Community, and Work and Volunteer Experience Placements. Facebook Rules of Engagement

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agree. That said, we are counting on you to follow some basic rules on our account:

• No abusive, obscene, vulgar or inappropriate language or postings. This includes remarks that are racist, sexist, homophobic, profane or sexually explicit. All such posts will be immediately deleted.
• We will delete any post that is derogatory toward an individual, whether a student, staff member or community member.
• We will delete posts that violate the privacy of individuals.
• We will delete off-topic posts. Comments made in a thread must be related to the original post.
• We will delete comments that are posted repeatedly, whether they are in the same thread, multiple threads or multiple posts.
• Our page administrators reserve the right to remove any comment at any time for any reason.
• Violators will be banned from the account.
• We check messages frequently and will do our best to respond quickly by forwarding your issue to the appropriate district leader(s).
• Please cite your sources as appropriate. With limited staff, please note that there should be no expectation that we will respond to your comments, questions and private messages outside of normal Beaverton School District operating hours. The Beaverton School District does not sponsor or endorse any content posted on this social media account by third party users. Legal Disclaimer:

The District makes every reasonable effort to ensure that its social media pages contain only content appropriate to serve its mission of educating students. However, the nature of social media sites presents third parties with the opportunity to post content over which the District has no control and that may be offensive, inappropriate and/or in violation of the District’s policies and regulations. Once identified, such content will be removed as promptly as circumstances allow. The District does not sponsor or endorse any content posted on this social media account by third party users. The removal provision is intended to accommodate technological issues that may arise with the social media host that may prevent immediate removal of offensive content.

Beautiful spring day!
04/15/2025

Beautiful spring day!

Thank you for visiting CTP, Deputy Yoshimura!
02/01/2025

Thank you for visiting CTP, Deputy Yoshimura!

According to a recent survey, BSD students who are chronically absent cite stress and feelings of being overwhelmed as t...
10/02/2024

According to a recent survey, BSD students who are chronically absent cite stress and feelings of being overwhelmed as the number one reason that they’re not coming to school. We understand. Anxiety is real.

Take a look at these tips for identifying anxiety in your child and what you and your school support system can do to help.

For more information, please go to our Belonging Begins Here webpage:
https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/Belonging-Begins-Here


09/25/2024

There are a lot of reasons that students — especially high schoolers — miss school. They can feel anxious. They can be struggling to make positive social connections. They may need to take care of a younger sibling or work.

Whatever the reason, if your child isn’t coming to school, please reach out to a teacher, school counselor or principal. There are things that your school can do to help.

Watch this video to learn more.


Absences can be a sign that a student is losing interest in school, struggling with school work, dealing with peer confl...
09/18/2024

Absences can be a sign that a student is losing interest in school, struggling with school work, dealing with peer conflicts or facing some other potentially serious difficulty.

How can you ensure your child is on the right track?

📌 Ask your student if they feel engaged in their classes. Ask if they feel safe and welcome in their school.
📌 Make sure they aren’t missing classes because of challenges with behavioral issues or school discipline policies. If so, contact your student's counselor to discuss.
📌 Monitor their academic progress and seek help from teachers or tutors, if necessary. Make sure teachers know how to contact you.
📌 Stay on top of their social contacts. Peer pressure can lead to skipping school. Students without many friends can feel isolated.
📌 Encourage them to join meaningful after-school activities, including sports and clubs.
📌 Notice and support them if they’re showing signs of anxiety.

Start the school year off right with on-time and consistent attendance!


Families play a key role in making sure students attend school regularly and on time. Attendance habits are established ...
09/11/2024

Families play a key role in making sure students attend school regularly and on time. Attendance habits are established early in the school year, so please help your student get started on the right foot.

Check out these tips for keeping your students on track.
For more information, please go to our Belonging Begins Here webpage:

https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/Belonging-Begins-Here


Addressing chronic absenteeism is key to increasing academic achievement, improving graduation rates and giving young pe...
09/04/2024

Addressing chronic absenteeism is key to increasing academic achievement, improving graduation rates and giving young people the best chance at success in their adult life.

What can you do as parents/guardians?

📌 Talk about the importance of showing up to school every day.
📌 Encourage your kids to lay out their clothes and pack backpacks the night before school.
📌 Help your child maintain daily routines, such as finishing homework and getting a good night’s sleep.
📌 Develop contingency plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, neighbor or another parent.
📌 Try to schedule dental and medical appointments and extended trips when school isn't in session.
📌 If your child seems anxious about going to school, talk to their teacher, counselor or principal about how to make them feel more comfortable and excited about learning.
📌 If your child must stay home due to illness, make sure they get missed assignments from teachers.

Start the school year off right with on-time and consistent attendance!


08/28/2024

Too many absences – excused or unexcused – can keep students from feeling a sense of belonging and ultimately succeeding in school. Just two missed days per month can really knock students off track.

Please help your child prioritize attendance this year. Need help? Reach out to your teacher, school counselor or principal to work on solutions together.


It was so special to have ACE Program with us for Field Day yesterday. The Academic and Communication Enhancement Progra...
05/24/2024

It was so special to have ACE Program with us for Field Day yesterday. The Academic and Communication Enhancement Program (ACE) is a program for students who were previously in a specialized program in a comprehensive secondary school who require a more structured and supportive environment outside of a comprehensive school. We share a building and love all the students and staff!

We had such a wonderful time at Field Day yesterday. Look at those amazing medals! It was wonderful being outside in the...
05/24/2024

We had such a wonderful time at Field Day yesterday. Look at those amazing medals! It was wonderful being outside in the fresh air, moving our bodies, and meeting the BSD community!

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