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Evaluation Reports and Studies
Portland Public Schools is committed to the importance of collecting and using program evaluation data at all levels of the organization. Evaluation results provide the educational community with information to inform decision making or policy formation. The purpose of the evaluations is to provide useful, empirically driven feedback for future program development and to modify and improve existing programs.
Following are reports of internal and external research studies and evaluations conducted in Portland Public Schools.
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PPS Research Briefs
PPS periodically produces research briefs. These short reports are intended to highlight key areas of interest in the district and are not full evaluations or studies.
Kindergarten Innovation Cohort Insights (2021-22)
Qualitative Analysis of Students' and Families' Lived Experiences During COVID (March 2021)
Early Kindergarten Transition (December 2015)
Native American Students at a Glance (August 2015)
Portland International Scholars Academy (May 2015)
Multi-Racial Students at a Glance (March 2015)
Summer Scholars (November 2014)
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Internal Evaluations and Research
Following are links to the current program evaluation plans and completed evaluation reports. Reports posted on this page were produced by PPS evaluators or by third-party evaluators under contract with PPS.
2014-15 State of Somali Students (October 2015)
Smarter Balanced Assessment Year 1 Implementation (September 2015)
Mentoring for Excellence: Teacher Mentoring (June 2015)
Mentoring for Excellence: Administrator Mentoring (June 2015)
Results from PPS High School Exit Surveys (May 2015)
Education Northwest Report on Testing at King School (2014)
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External or Co-Developed Research
Following are reports of research conducted by external evaluators or researchers. These studies were not initiated by the district.
Professional Development Evaluation (October 2015)
Effects of Preschool Programs (October 2015)
AVID Effectiveness Evaluation (October 2015)
