Oregon § 336.520 Community school program to provide for advisory involvement; local advisory bodies

Oregon Statutes

§ 336.520 — Community school program to provide for advisory involvement; local advisory bodies

Oregon § 336.520

Vol.9

Title 30Education and Culture

Ch. 336Conduct of Schools Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 336.520 (2026).

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(1)The community school program shall provide for the active and continuous involvement on an advisory basis of institutions, groups and individuals in the community to be served by the program and the active and continuous involvement of local residents in the planning, development and operation of those programs and services deemed appropriate for their community.

(2)Local advisory bodies shall review needs, establish local goals and objectives, recommend priorities, identify available resources, promote programs, study progress, encourage interagency cooperation, suggest financing and evaluation methods and make recommendations to district school boards and local administrators.

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(1) The community school program shall provide for the active and continuous involvement on an advisory basis of institutions, groups and individuals in the community to be served by the program and the active and continuous involvement of local residents in the planning, development and operation of those programs and services deemed appropriate for their community.
(2) Local advisory bodies shall review needs, establish local goals and objectives, recommend priorities, identify available resources, promote programs, study progress, encourage interagency cooperation, suggest financing and evaluation methods and make recommendations to district school boards and local administrators.