City of Beaverton helps grow BEF after-school programming

After school programs build stronger connections at school among students, teachers and families. Thanks to a social services grant from the City of Beaverton, BEF will be expanding after-school programming for English Language Learners in Beaverton elementary schools.

It All Adds Up!

BEF and the KLA Foundation are working together to boost K-3 math achievement among Beaverton students. The KLA Foundation recently awarded BEF a three-year grant of $150,000 to support best practices that help students get a good start in math. With KLA Foundation's support, and working with the Beaverton School District, we will engage cohorts of Title I elementary schools that will get additional professional development for teachers, "math-rich" classroom environments, before or after school math help, and at-home and/or family engagement activities - all related to math.
Beaverton Education Foundation Executive Director Lauren Garrett speaking at a podium

BEF joins Bonamici and Beaverton school officials to urge Congress not to cut quarter of funding for low-income students

BEF Executive Director Lauren Garrett was proud to join U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, BSD Associate Superintendent of teaching and learning Shelly Reggiani, BSD School Board Member Melissa Potter, BEA President Katie Lukins, and Amanda Fowler, PTO President of Aloha-Huber Park K-8 at a Beaverton press conference urging Congress not to cut funding for Title 1 schools.

Analog Devices Inc and BEF are partnering for STEAM

Analog Devices is increasing student access to robotics and circuitry kits, helping elementary school students learn new technologies.

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