Proposed 2022 Bond Projects

Complete Rebuild

The complete rebuild of Beaverton High School would be the largest project in the proposed bond at a cost of $253 million. The new building would be three or four stories tall and roughly 290,000 square feet. Because there is no viable swing school, students will attend school on site during construction. The new building will likely be located on the empty grass field along SW Farmington Road. Once the new school is completed, the old one will be torn down and replaced with a parking lot or other programming. 

Beaverton High School was the only high school in the Facilities Condition Assessment report evaluated to be in critical condition. The original part of the school dates back to 1916. Over the years, more than a dozen separate additions have been made to Beaverton High School, resulting in an assortment of electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems and related inefficiencies. Parts of the building do not have firewalls, and much of the building does not meet current seismic standards. It's the only high school in the district with a seismic rating below "Collapse Prevention," meaning in the event of an earthquake, Beaverton High School would be at risk of partial or full collapse. If the proposed bond passes and the school is rebuilt, the new structure would serve as a community evacuation center in case of an earthquake.

Rebuilding Beaverton High School would eliminate about $53 million of deferred maintenance at the school.

If the proposed bond passes, design work would continue this summer with construction to begin in the summer of 2024. The rebuilt school would be slated to open in the fall of 2027 and would accommodate about 1,500 students.

Facility Condition Assessment for Beaverton High School

Completed 2014 Bond Projects

To review the projects that were completed at Beaverton High School as part of the 2014-2022 Bond, visit the 2014-2022 Bond webpage.