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Oct 28, 2026
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Tigard‑Tualatin School District plans to close an elementary school by 2028

The Tigard‑Tualatin School District disclosed that one of its elementary schools will be closed beginning the 2028‑29 academic year. The board has not yet identified which school will be affected.

Reason for the closure

District officials attribute the upcoming closure to a steady decline in student enrollment, a trend they say is driven primarily by lower birth rates across the community. The demographic shift has left several schools operating below capacity, prompting the board to consider consolidation as a fiscally responsible measure.

New construction underway

Even as the district prepares for the closure, it is proceeding with the construction of a new elementary school in the River Terrace and Kingston Terrace neighborhoods. The project is being financed by a voter‑approved bond measure passed in 2015, which earmarked funds for new facilities to accommodate projected growth in those rapidly developing areas.

Regional context

The Tigard‑Tualatin decision mirrors broader patterns in Oregon’s public‑school system. Portland Public Schools has announced plans to close up to 14 schools, and the Salem‑Keizer district expects to shutter six elementary schools starting next school year. Several other districts statewide cite similar enrollment declines tied to low birth rates as the catalyst for school consolidations.

Community response

Parents and community members have expressed concern about the potential impact on neighborhood cohesion and student transportation. While some worry about longer bus rides and larger class sizes, district leaders emphasize that the new elementary school will provide modern facilities and resources that older, under‑utilized buildings cannot match.

Next steps

The board will continue to evaluate enrollment data and will hold public meetings later this year to discuss the specific school slated for closure and the timeline for the transition. Stakeholders are encouraged to attend and provide input as the district works to balance fiscal responsibility with the educational needs of Tigard‑Tualatin families.


Original reporting: KPTV FOX 12 Portland (news) — read the source article.

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