Oregon § 327.162 Standard school complaints; process; rules

Oregon Statutes

§ 327.162 — Standard school complaints; process; rules

Oregon § 327.162

Vol.9

Title 30Education and Culture

Ch. 327State Financing of Early Learning and Elementary and Secondary Education

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Bluebook

Or. Rev. Stat. § 327.162 (2026).

Text

(1)The State Board of Education shall adopt by rule requirements for the process that a school district must use when the district receives a complaint pertaining to whether a school in the district is a standard school as defined in ORS 327.006.

(2)The rules adopted by the board shall require school districts to establish and implement a process for the prompt resolution of a complaint and shall require the process to:

(a)Have specific timelines for the completion of the process by both the district and the person making the complaint;

(b)Have a specific time period within which the district must make a final decision on a complaint, after which the final decision on the complaint may be appealed to the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and

(c)Recognize that if a district does no

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(1) The State Board of Education shall adopt by rule requirements for the process that a school district must use when the district receives a complaint pertaining to whether a school in the district is a standard school as defined in ORS 327.006.
(2) The rules adopted by the board shall require school districts to establish and implement a process for the prompt resolution of a complaint and shall require the process to:
(a) Have specific timelines for the completion of the process by both the district and the person making the complaint;
(b) Have a specific time period within which the district must make a final decision on a complaint, after which the final decision on the complaint may be appealed to the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and
(c) Recognize that if a district does not provide a written decision within the specific time period, failure to provide such a decision will be regarded as the district’s final decision.