Together, we shall meet the challenges of preparing responsible, creative, lifelong learners.

• 2,375 students
• 13 administrators, 129 teachers, 49 educational assistants, 2 counselors
• 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 high school, 1 remote-learning school, 1 charter school (9th-12th grades)
• 40% Hispanic/Latino
• 51% White
• 7% Multiracial
• 1% Black/African American
• 1% American Indian/Native Alaskan
• 1% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• 25% Ever English Learners
• 16% Students with Disabilities
• >95% free and reduced lunch
• 31% McKinney-Vento eligible
• 2019-20 District On-Time graduation 85% (includes the charter school)
• 2019-20 Phoenix High School graduation rate 93%, 5-year completion rate 98%

By November 1 of each year, school district superintendents are required to report to their community at an open public meeting and local school board the district’s compliance for the previous school year according to Division 22 Standards for Public Schools as set forth in Oregon Administrative Rules 581-022-2305. Districts are also required to post the report to their websites by November 1. Following this report to the Public and the Board on October 20, 2022, the district completed its annual Elementary and Secondary Schools Assurance Form and submitted it to the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) by the required date.

Phoenix-Talent Schools were in compliance with all 59 standards except those that had been waived by the Oregon Department of Education for the school year. Those waived included the following: Assessment of Essential Skills: Diploma Requirements and the Kindergarten Assessment.

• Division 22 State Standards Report for 2021-2022

Restorative Justice provides a framework for building student accountability and responding to wrongdoing while strengthening student and community relationships. It is not a singular program or process, rather a philosophy and practice based on a core set of principles that emphasize healing and repair over punishment, inclusion over exclusion, and individual accountability with a high level of community support. Restorative justice is increasingly being applied to address youth behavior, rule violations, and to improve school climate and culture. Phoenix High School and Talent Middle School staffs work in partnership with Resolve to implement a whole-school approach to applying restorative practices. 

Student Investment Account

• SIA Overview

• SIA Budget

• SIA Plan

• 2021-2022 SIA Annual Report

Integrated Plan Application Material

• Integrated Plan - Application 2022-23

• Integrated Plan - Application 2022-23 - Español

• Integrated Planning and Budget

Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief

• District ESSER Plan

• Continuity of Services Plan

• COVID-19 Stimulus Information

• Side-by-Side ESSER, ESSER II and ARP ESSER allowable activities