When choosing a community to call home, the quality of the public schools almost always ranks at the top of the list. Here in Scappoose, businesses choose to relocate to this area because of our academic excellence and partnerships with the community. Families look for homes in Scappoose when their children are ready to start school because of our commitment to the whole child. But sometimes, academic excellence is confused with test scores and rigor. In Scappoose schools, our academics are about much more.
We want our students to be ready for the future. We want to give them a wide variety of opportunities and experiences to prepare them for education and employment after high school. We want our students to be productive, responsible members of society who can compete in the global economy.
For us, it's about understanding each student as an individual and respecting their needs. For some of our students, it is about academic rigor and that's where our Advanced Academics options and Advanced Placement programs are available. For others, it is about learning a trade or other skills to take beyond the college experience. That's why we offer Career and Technical Education and multiple high school academies.
In all our schools, at all ages and all levels of ability, SSD students have the chance to explore academics, athletics, the arts, and more. This is where they begin to open the door to possibilities. Take a look at all we have to offer.
Curriculum Adoption Schedule
Revised Oregon State Review Cycle
2020 World Languages Adopted: Edinumen USA: Mundo Real
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2021 To learn more about this tool explore this website
2021 English Language Learner (ELL) Adopted: National Geographic Cengage : K-5 Reach; 6-8 Inside; 9-12 Edge
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2022 To learn more about these tools explore these sites: Reach, Inside, Edge
2021 English Language Arts (ELA) Adopted: SAVVAS: myView (K-5); my Perspectives (6-12); Successmaker (TIER 3 Intervention)
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2022 To learn more about these tools explore these sites: myView, myPerspectives
2022 Mathematics Adopted: HMH Into Math (K-5)
McGraw-Hill Reveal (6-12); ALEKS (6-12)
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2023 To learn more about these tools explore these sites: HMH Into Math, McGraw Hill Reveal, ALEKS
2023 Science Adopted: Mystery Science (K-6)
STEMscopes (6-12)
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2024 To learn more about these tools explore these sites: Mystery Science, STEMscopes
2024 Health & P.E. Previously The Great Body Shop (K-6); McGraw-Hill Teen Health 2014; Glencoe Health (previous edition)
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2025 Adopted: To learn more about these tools explore these sites: The Great Body Shop, Teen Health, Glencoe Health
2025 Social Sciences Previously SAVVAS myWorld (K-6) Adopted, not purchased; Get Oregonized (4); McGraw-Hill Discovering
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2026 Adopted: Our Past (7/8); McGraw-Hill American History (9/10/11); McGraw-Hill Civics and Economics (12) To learn more about these tools explore these sites: myWorld, Get Oregonized, Discovering Our Past, American History, Civics and Economics
2026 The Arts & World Languages
For Use in Classrooms by Fall 2027
The District Office has a "Curriculum Corner" for parents and community members to engage with. Please make an appointment with Jen Stearns (jstearns@scappoose.k12.or.us or 971-200-8000) if you would like a walkthrough with a tool. Materials may not be duplicated in order to respect copyright agreements.
SAVVAS Video Resources for Students and Parents/Caregivers
SAVVAS Parent's Corner
SAVVAS Homepage Review
SAVVAS Logging In
K-12 Programs
Social Science
The Scappoose School District offers a continuum of dual credit academic options for students that build upon students' individual strengths and skills and maximizes the academic potential for all learners.
From fine arts to manufacturing, CTE has a wide variety of opportunities for students who want to get real world experience as they prepare for the future.
ELL develops English Language Proficiency and Content Understandings
Scappoose schools use a framework of interventions and supports designed to address academic, attendance, social-emotional, and behavioral needs. This framework, known as Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), helps educators to identify struggling students early so that they may receive assistance quickly.
Programs and services that meet the unique needs of students with disabilities.
SSD libraries are in the business of inspiring a love of reading! School libraries provide the knowledge and resources required to build strong programs for academic success. Check out our District Librarian's Website.
S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) creates a rich and engaging learning environment for SSD students.