Making a positive difference
in the lives of all BHS Students

‘FEE FRIENDLY’ ACCESS FOR STUDENTS NOW AT BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL THANKS TO SIGNIFICANT DONATION

Making a Difference

What if we expected more from high school? What if we recognized it as not the end of a student’s childhood education, but the beginning of their future? What if the goal was not just to teach kids, but to help them become inspired young adults, well-prepared and ready to set the course for the rest of their lives?

That’s the spirit behind the Beaverton High School Success Fund, which is designed to improve the educational experience at Beaverton High, beyond the normal funding provided by the school district. Through private donations, the Success Fund works to make a positive, meaningful impact on the lives of all BHS students by fostering greater opportunities to learn, explore, discover and succeed.

The Transformation is underway…

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Completion Rate
Includes GED or Diploma
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Graduation Rate
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Facility Improvements

INVEST IN A STUDENTS FUTURE

Large or small, every dollar helps towards making a direct, positive difference at the school, both now and for years to come.

$10 Million Goal

Interactive Project Map

Click on the highlighted rooms below to learn more about each project.

Get Involved

There are many great ways to support Beaverton High School through BHSSF. No matter how you choose to get involved, you can be assured that your contributions will help pave the way to a bright and promising future for BHS students, today and tomorrow.

Attend Events

Support the school and a fun way to reconnect with BHS alumni and friends.

Buy a Brick

Leave your legacy, honor a special BHS student, your kids, friends or family.

Donate to Projects

Contributions are a wonderful way to make a sustained, positive impact.

Upcoming Events

The Benefit for BHSSF

May 2 @ 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Your support through BHSSF will continue to make a direct, positive difference to help ensure ALL Beaverton High School students