Our School

School Bond Measure 26-277

To Our David Douglas District Community,

As you travel around our School District, you’ll see some of these large, informational signs about Ballot Measure 26-277, our bond construction measure on the Nov. 8 election ballot.

Temporary placement of these signs is an effort to share information with our entire community about what priorities are in the proposed projects — Safety and Security, Repair and Update Schools, Expand Hands-On Learning, and providing additional spaces for preschool and early learning.

You can see much more detail about the proposed bond measure, including a complete list of all proposed projects, at our bond information web page here: https://www.ddouglas.k12.or.us/our-district/nov-2022-bond-measure/

The Nov. 8 election ballot contains many important races and measures beyond Measure 26-277. A reminder to those eligible to vote that the deadline to register is Oct. 18. Multnomah County will mail ballots to registered voters on Oct. 19, and all voters should have their ballots by Oct. 27.

For more information on the election, including on how to register, visit the Multnomah County elections page.

Thank you!

Your Voice Matters Survey

The David Douglas School District is gathering feedback from our community about how we are doing, what we should be prioritizing, and how we can get better. We will be talking with you during upcoming community forums, but also through this survey.

We are committed to providing meaningful, equitable, and highly effective instruction to every student. We have created this survey to better understand your experiences with our schools, and we appreciate you taking a few minutes to share your thoughts.

This survey is for parents/guardians, other family members, students, staff and community members.

This survey will be open until November 12, 2022. At the below link, you will find the option of taking this survey in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Somali, Chinese or Russian. 

Thank you in advance for your participation! Click here for the survey:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1usFZb7Aci-FFZSxQKuHm76Cih6TU1VjkiajjYCgp53Y/edit

One Chip Challenge

Hello Floyd Light Community, 

The One Chip Challenge has been seen in our school. We are seeing multiple students going to the health room with stomach pain or painful burning mouths. More information can be found on the website. Floyd Light will confiscate the chips if they are found on campus. As a reminder, students are not allowed to share food/drinks on campus. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mr. Pease or Ms. Nguyen.

Thank you for your support.