School PD Requirements in Oregon
What professional development requirements does a school in Oregon need to meet?
Senate Bill 52, also known as Adi’s Act, requires Oregon School Districts to develop comprehensive district Student Suicide Prevention Plans.
According to OR Trauma-informed Practices, all teachers should receive trauma training.
School districts must provide anti-bullying training programs for school employees.
Teachers, administrators, and other staff can benefit from cultural competency training to explore their understanding of the unique cultural attributes of the communities they serve, including the nine federally recognized tribes.
How do I contact the OR Department of Education?
Contact the Oregon Department of Education
255 Capitol Street NE
Salem, OR 97310-0203
503-947-5600
Disclaimer: Please ensure the information and courses meet requirements for your school and circumstances and align with what your state Department of Education requires. The new continuing education information and school PD requirements in Oregon listed on this page are current as of December 13th, 2023 to meet the best information available. State professional development requirements and may change and it is your responsibility as a school administrator to know your state staff development requirements and the process for submission and approval of all professional and staff development hours. Professional Learning Board can not guarantee acceptance by your school, district, state Department of Education or local authority.