Beaverton School District

Facts

1:1 status

PartialElementary students use Chromebooks and iPads in the classroom, though some teachers send them home regularly. Grades 6-12 can check out a Chromebook or iPad for school and home ($20 damage protection fee). Three middle schools moved sixth grade to classroom carts.Verified

Starting grade

6 (take-home); K (classroom)Verified

Device type

Chromebook and iPadVerified

Core-subject platforms

Verified: May 12, 2026 adoption: i-Ready Classroom Mathematics (K-5) and Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics (6-12), both including print student materials. Renaissance STAR is the district assessment; i-Ready diagnostic is described as a Tier 2 tool, not universal. Reported in news (existing tracker): Canvas, Google Workspace and Ignite! Reading.Reported in news

Daily device minutes

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Paper option

2026 math adoption includes print student worktexts (K-5) and workbooks (6-12); elementary work primarily uses physical worktexts. Existing verified tracker: families may decline digital-resources permission, restricting most login-based resources/device access. Neither establishes a guaranteed paper-only alternative.Verified

Student data practices

Parents can see and control which websites students access on district devices. Streaming, shopping and banking sites are blocked for elementary and middle school; YouTube is limited. Students under 13 need parent consent for district Google accounts.Verified

Timeline

1. 2025-26

   Sixth graders at Cedar Park, Conestoga and Whitford middle schools use classroom Chromebook carts instead of assigned devices

2. March 31, 2026

   District restricts streaming, shopping and banking sites and expands parent controls

3. March 31, 2026

   Cedar Park keeps carts for next year and considers expanding to seventh grade

4. May 2026

   District reports 84% of participating kindergarteners closed skill gaps with Ignite! Reading

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