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12177 SE Greiner Ln Happy Valley, OR. 97086

Property Details At A Glance 12177 SE Greiner Ln, Happy Valley, OR. 97086 *Property Features*

*Property Utilities*

Bedrooms: 5

Water Service Provider:

Bathrooms FULL: 6

Sunrise Water Authority

Bathrooms 3/4: 0

Sewer Service Provider:

Bathrooms 1/2: 0

Clackamas County Svc.

Living SQ FT: 10,071

Electric provider:

Year Built: 2006

PGE

Annual taxes: $23,178.14

Gas Provider:

School District: North Clackamas

NW Natural Gas

Happy Valley Spotlight Eagle Landing Golf Course Eagle Landing Golf Course was designed for golf’s greatest challenge, the short game. With a beautifully maintained 27 holes of Par 3 Golf (ADA approved), nature inspired 36 holes of Miniature Golf, and 9 holes of Foot Golf, the facility is designed to offer both beginning and avid golfers an experience unlike anything else in Oregon.

Clackamas Town Center When you visit Clackamas Town Center in Happy Valley, you'll not only experience the best shopping in the Portland metro area, but you'll treat your taste buds to the largest collection of restaurants in Oregon. Fuel your shopping trip or sit down for a bite before catching a movie at the onsite 20-screen Century Theatres.

The McLoughlin House The home opened as a museum in 1910, and it continues to draw thousands of visitors each year from all over the world. It is one of several historic homes in Oregon City which are open to the public. Authentic furnishings, artifacts, and early photos take visitors back 150 years to the beginning of the “American West’.

Happy Valley Park Happy Valley Park features (24) acres of wetlands. A boardwalk wanders through the wetlands allowing access to natures wonders. A paved pathway around the park offers a three quarter of a mile jog or walk to enjoy the surrounding sites. A very popular feature to the City’s park is the Splash Pad. Happy Valley Sculpture Garden In July, City Council dedicated six new sculptures in the Happy Valley Sculpture Garden. The sculptures were selected by a committee comprised of Happy Valley residents, City employees, and representatives from the Clackamas County Arts Alliance. Inspired by local resident Jim Grady, it became a reality in June of 2013.

Data Resource Center 600 NE Grand Ave, Portland, OR 97232 503.797.1742 – drc@oregonmetro.gov

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Subject Property : 12177 Se Greiner Ln Happy Valley OR 97086 Owner Information Owner Name : Hale Lizbeth Mailing Address : 12177 Se Greiner Ln, Happy Valley OR 97086-6367 C025 Owner Occupied O Indicator : Location Information Legal Description : Subdivision Winterview Lt 1 3603 County : Clackamas, Or

Subdivision : Winterview

Census Tract / Block : 222.06 / 2

Map Reference : / 1S-2E-27-SE-SE

Township-Range- Sect : 01S-02E-27

School District : 012

Legal Lot : 1

Munic/Township : Happy Valley

APN : 05002177

Neighbor Code : 11061

Alternate APN : R-1-2E-27-D-D-03602 Owner Transfer Information Recording/Sale Date : 12/29/2017 / 12/08/2017

Deed Type : Bargain & Sale Deed

Document # : 87291 Last Market Sale Information Recording/Sale Date : 03/27/2006 / 03/24/2006

1st Mtg Int. Rate/Type : 6.74% / Adjustable Int Rate Loan

Sale Price : $1,564,476

1st Mtg Document # : 27001

Document # : 27000

1st Mtg Term : 30

Deed Type : Warranty Deed

Price Per SqFt : $186.60

1st Mtg Amount/Type : $1,172,000 / Cnv Title Company : Transnation Title Lender : Washington Mutual Bk Fa Seller Name : Crystal Ridge Dev Property Characteristics Living Area : 8,384 Bedrooms : 5

Bath(F/H) : 5

Quality : Good

Year Built / Eff : 2005 Customer Name : Customer Resources Customer Company Name : Stewart Title Prepared On : 06/12/2019 © 2019 CoreLogic. All rights reserved

Property Information Land Use : Sfr County Use : Residential Property Improved

Zoning : R40

Lot Size : 43,771

Lot Acres : 1.00

Tax Information Total Value : $1,809,764 Land Value : $430,514 Improvement $1,379,250 Value :

Assessed Year : 2018 Improve % : 76% Tax Year : 2018

Property Tax : $23,178.14 Tax Rate Area : 012149 Market Value : $1,809,764

Total Taxable $1,292,847 Value :

Customer Name : Customer Resources Customer Company Name : Stewart Title Prepared On : 06/12/2019 © 2019 CoreLogic. All rights reserved

Utilities

12177 SE Greiner Ln, Happy Valley, OR. 97086 ELECTRICITY Portland General Electric

800-542-8818

https://portlandgeneral.com

NATURAL GAS NW Natural

800-422-4012

http://nwnatural.com/

TV/INTERNET/PHONE BUNDLES Comcast/Xfinity

800-934-6489

http://www.xfinity.com

Verizon

800-483-4100

http://www.verizon.com

DirectTV Programming

877-952-6072

https://www.directv.com/

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE General

800-ASK-USPS

https://www.usps.com

Change-of-Address

800-ASK-USPS

https://moversguide.usps.com/

GARBAGE/RECYCLING Sunset Garbage Collection

WATER SERVICE Sunrise Water Authority

503-761-0220

COUNTY RESOURCES http://www.us-counties.com/category/ oregon-counties/

503-774-4122

SEWER SERVICE Clackamas County

503-742-4567

CITY RESOURCES http://www.oregoncities.us/

Directory of Services Major Airlines Serving Portland Interna onal Airport Alaska……………………………...….1-800-252-7522 American…………………………....1-800-433-7300 Delta……………………………….....1-800-221-1212 Hawaiian……………………….…...1-800-367-5320 Horizon……………………………....1-206-241-6757 Jet Blue……………………………....1-800-538-2583

Major Area A(rac ons Bonneville Dam………………………………(541) 374-8442 Children’s Museum…………………………(503 223-6500

9200 SE Sunnybrook Blvd, Suite 180

Columbia Gorge Interpre ve Ctr……..(800) 991-2338

Clackamas, OR 97015

The Gro>o Sanctuary………………………(503) 254-7371

Telephone:……………(503) 290-5510

Japanese Gardens……………………………(503) 223-1321 Mt Hood Scenic Railroad…………………(541) 386-3556 Mt. St Helen’s Visitor’s Center………...(360) 274-0962

United………………………...……...1-800-241-6522

Mt. Hood Meadows…………………………(503) 337-2222

Malls & Shopping Centers

Mt. Hood Ski-Bowl……………………….…1(800) 754-2695

Columbia Gorge Outlet Mall...(503) 669-8060 Clackamas Town Center….......(503) 653-6913 Jantzen Beach Center…………...(503) 286-9103 Lloyd Center…………………….…..(503) 282-2511

Clackamas Office

City of Portland Informa on……………(503) 823-4000

Southwest……………………..…...1-800-435-9792

Beaverton Mall……………………..(503) 643-6563

Stewart Title Loca ons

Services

Downtown Office

Compliments of

1000 SW Broadway, Suite 1600

Oregon historical Society Museum….(503) 222-1741 Oregon Symphony Orchestra…………..(503) 228-1353

Portland, OR 97205

Pearson Air Museum……………………….(360) 693-0115

Telephone…………….(503) 290-5500

Pi>ock Mansion……………………………….(503) 823-3623

Fax………………………..(866) 557-1353

Portland Art Museum………………………(503) 226-2811

Pioneer Place………………….…...(503) 228-5800

Portland Saturday Market……………….(503) 222-6072

Lake Oswego Office

Washington Square………........(503) 639-8860

Rose Garden Arena………………………….(503) 235-8771

5005 SW Meadows Rd, Suite 120

Major Hospitals & Medical

Skamania Lodge Hotel……………………..(509) 427-7700

Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Good Samaritan………………….(541) 768-5111 Kaiser Permanente……………..(503) 652-2880

Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge………..(503) 224-3900 Timberline Lodge & Ski Area…………..(503) 272-3158 World Forestry Center…………………….(503) 228-1367

For every step of the real estate transac on

Portland Ctr for Performing Arts……..(503) 248-4335

Doernbecher Childrens….…....(503) 494-8811

Of

Fax………………………..(866) 605-8313

Nike Town……………………….…..(503) 221-6453

Centers

Directory

Stewart is here.

Telephone…………….(503) 290-5590

Experience the difference

Fax………………………..(866) 605-8319

Clackamas………………...(503) 290-5510

The Oregon Zoo……………………………...(503) 226-7627

Downtown………………..(503) 290-5500

Public Golf Courses & Ranges

Sunset Office

Oregon Health Sciences ……...(503) 494-8311

Broadmoor Golf Course…………….…….(503) 281-1337

1915 NE Stucki Ave#100

Lake Oswego……..……..(503) 290-5590

Portland Adven st……………...(503) 257-2500

Claremont Golf Club………………........…(503) 690-4589

Beaverton, OR 97006

Sunset…………….…….…..(503) 290-5522

Portland VA………………………...(503) 220-8262

East Moreland…………………………….…..(503) 775-2900

Providence…………………………..(503) 215-1111

Evergreen Golf Course…………………....(503) 845-9911

Telephone…………….(503) 290-5522

Customer Resources….(503)-290-5555

Local Community Centers

Glendoveer Golf Course………………....(503) 253-7507

Fax………………………..(866) 605-8319

www.stewart.com/portland

Legacy Emanuel…………………..(503) 413-2200

East PDX Community Ctr……..(503) 823-3450

Heron Lakes Golf Course………………...(503) 289-1818

YMCA…………………………………..(503) 492-9890

Lake Oswego Golf Course……………....(503) 636-8228

Oak Hills Recrea on Ctr.………(503) 645-4303

Springwater Golf Course………………...(503) 630-4586

Shute Park Aqua c & Rec Ctr.(503) 681-6127

Stone Creek Golf Club……………………..(503) 518-4653

Directory of Services Cable Providers

Water/Sewer

Comcast…………………………….1(888) 824-8264

Aloha (clean water services)………(503) 681-3600

Beaverton…………………………………..503) 591-8000

DISH…………………………………..1(800) 823-4929

Beaverton………………………………….(503) 526-2257

Canby………………………………………..(503) 266-7861

Fron er……………………………..1(877) 529-3319

Clackamas………………………………….(503) 742-4567

Centennial………………………………….(503) 760-7990

Verizon……………………………...1(800) 837-4966

Colton……………………………………….(503) 824-3535

Wave Broadband……………….1(866) 209-3123

Public School Districts Banks………………………………………….(503) 324-8591

Corbe>………………………………………(503) 695-3636

Tax Assessors

Culver…………………………………………(541) 546-2541 David Douglas…………………………….(503) 256-6500

Clackamas…………………………….(503) 655-8671

City Offices

Post Office

Aloha

(503) 846-8611

(503) 848-3919

Beaverton

(503) 526-2222

(503) 643-5263

Damascus…………………………………..(503) 742-4567

Clackamas

(503) 742-4400

(503) 657-9358

Fairview……………………………………..(503) 674-6215

Damascus

(503) 658-8545

(503) 663-0289

Fairview

(503) 665-7929

(503) 669-3010

Forest Grove

(503) 992-3200

(503) 357-7247

Forest Grove………………………………(503) 992-3221 Gladstone…………………………………..(503) 557-2771 Gresham…………………………………….(503) 618-2373

Estacada…………………………………….(503) 630-6871

Multnomah……………………………(503) 988-3326

Happy Valley (Sunrise Water).……(503) 761-0220

Gresham

(503) 618-2660

(503) 665-2663

Forest Grove………………………………(503) 357-6171

Washington…………………………..(503) 846-5800

Hillsboro………………………………….…(503) 681-6163

Happy Valley

(503) 783-3800

(503) 657-9358

Gaston……………………………………….(503) 985-7516

Electricity

Lake Oswego………………………….…..(503)635-0265

Hillsboro

(503) 681-6100

(503) 614-9516

Gresham-Barlow………………………..(503) 618-2450

*Two providers service Clackamas/Multnomah/ Washington Coun es

Milwaukie………………………………….(503) 786-7525

Lake Oswego

(503) 635-0270

(503) 675-4500

Hillsboro…………………………………….(503) 844-1500

North Plains……………………….………(503) 647-5555

Lake Oswego……………………………..(503) 534-2000

PGE……………………………………1(800) 542-8818

Oregon City………………………………..(503) 657-8151

North Plains

(503) 647-5555

(503) 647-2612

Molalla River……………………………..(503) 829-2359

Pacific Power……………………..1(888) 221-7070

Portland…………………………………….(503) 823-7770

Oregon City

(503) 657-0891

(503) 722-2086

West Oregon Electric…………..(503) 429-3021

Rockwood…………………………………(503) 665-4179

Portland

(503) 823-4444

(503) 282-0950

Sandy…………………………………………(503) 668-7449

Sandy

(503) 668-5533

(503) 668-4055

Sherwood

(503) 625-5522

(503) 625-2512

Tigard

(503) 639-4171

(503) 968-6763

Tuala n……………………………………..(503) 692-2000

Troutdale

(503) 618-0529

(503) 661-5490

Multnomah……………………………….(503) 255-1841 North Clackamas……………………….(503) 353-6000 Oregon City……………………………….(503) 785-8000 Oregon Trail………………………………(503) 668-5541

Natural Gas Services

Parkrose…………………………………….(503) 408-2100

NW Natural………………………1(800) 422-4012

Sherwood…………………………………..(503) 925-2315 Tigard…………………………………………(503) 639-4171 Troutdale…………………………………..(503) 665-5175

Portland…………………………………….(503) 916-2000 Reynolds……………………………………(503) 661-7200

Phone Services:

Vernonia……………………………………(503) 429-5291

Tuala n

(503) 692-2000

(503) 692-6846

Sherwood…………………………..……..(503)825-5000

AT&T………………………………..1(800) 222-0300

West Linn………………………………….(503) 656-4261

West Linn

(503) 657-0331

(503) 650-1863

Qwest/Century Link………….1(800) 244-1111

Wilsonville………………………….…….(503) 682-4092

Wilsonville

(503) 682-1011

(503) 570-7703

Verizon……………………………..1(800) 483-4000

Wood Village…………………………….(503) 667-6211

Wood Village

(503) 667-6211

(503) 661-5490

Tigard-Tuala n………………………….(503) 431-4000 West Linn-Wilsonville………………..(503) 673-7000

Voter Registra on Clackamas County……………..….....(503) 655-8570 Multnomah County……………….....(503) 988-3720 Washington County…………..........(503) 846-5800

Transporta on

Sanita on & Recycling

Tri-met…………………………(503) 238-7433

Clackamas………………………………...(503) 557-6363 Columbia…………………………………..(503) 249-8078

Animal Services Clackamas County…………………....(503) 722-6519 Multnomah County…………..……...(503) 988-7387 Washington County……………….....(503) 846-7041

Multnomah……………………………....(503) 823-7202

Newspapers Portland Tribune…………………(503) 226-6397 Oregonian…………………………..(503) 221-8327

Washington……………………………...(503) 846-8609

customerresources@stewart.com 1000 SW Broadway Suite 1600 Portland, OR 97205 503.290.5555

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Public Schools :

Elementary Schools

Happy Valley Elementary School

Distance 0.9 Miles

13865 Se King Rd Happy Valley OR 97086 Telephone : (503) 353-5420 Lowest Grade : K Kindergarten : Yes Enrollment : 459

School District : North Clackamas School District 12 Highest Grade : 5th School Enrollment : 300-499 Total Expenditure/Student :

Junior High

Happy Valley Middle School

Distance 0.9 Miles

13865 Se King Rd Happy Valley OR 97086 Telephone : (503) 353-1920 Lowest Grade : 6th School Enrollment : 1000-2499

School District : North Clackamas School District 12 Highest Grade : 8th Enrollment : 1200

Total Expenditure/Student :

High Schools

Clackamas High School

Distance 2.07 Miles

14486 Se 122nd Ave Clackamas OR 97015 Telephone : (503) 353-5800 Lowest Grade : 9th School Enrollment : 2500+ Total Expenditure/Student :

School District : North Clackamas School District 12 Highest Grade : 12th Enrollment : 2541 Advanced Placement : Yes Customer Name : Customer Resources Customer Company Name : Stewart Title Prepared On : 06/12/2019 © 2019 CoreLogic. All rights reserved

Welcome to Happy Valley Elementary School!

Our Mission: Happy Valley Elementary provides a cooperative learning community that believes in:     

Providing a strong academic program Ensuring safety Building a supportive environment Respecting diversity Teaching and learning for a lifetime

We are excited for the events to come this New School Year! We are also excited to partner with you in order to help your child grow!!

We align to the North Clackamas School District’s mission. Every day, we are preparing graduates who are inspired and empowered to strengthen the quality of life in our local and global communities.

Our goal is to create a safe and welcoming school environment for all students. We believe strongly in high expectations, providing various opportunities to learn, and instilling the excitement that promotes further exploration of new ideas. In partnership between school and family, we can empower our children to become lifelong learners. It is our sincere desire to provide expanded opportunities for our students to acquire the skills to become productive people in a vastly changing society.

We welcome you in to volunteer and be a part of our community. Please stop by the office for more information.

I’m looking forward to a great year of teaching and learning with your child. Please feel free contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

Sincerely, Dianna Ngai Principal

13865 SE King Road Suite A Happy Valley, OR 97086 See map: Google Maps (503) 353-5420 phone; (503) 353-5435 fax Office Hours

M-F 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM Student Hours

M-F 7:45 AM - 2:00 PM

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE Happy Valley Elementary School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Dianna Ngai | GRADES: K-5 | 13865 SE King Rd, Happy Valley 97086 | 503-353-5420

Students We Serve

School Environment

431

Academic Progress INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS

CLASS SIZE

REGULAR ATTENDERS

Median class size.

Students who attended more than 90% of their enrolled school days.

Decrease from previous year

Student Enrollment

Decrease from previous year

4

DEMOGRAPHICS American Indian/Alaska Native Students

<1%

Teachers

0%

25

Year-to-year progress in English language arts and mathematics.

1%

92%

Asian Students

12%

Teachers

4%

Oregon average

25

Black/African American Students

2%

Teachers

0%

Hispanic/Latino Students

6%

Teachers

0%

Students

9% 0%

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

MATHEMATICS

SCIENCE

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Students

<1%

Teachers

0%

80%

Academic Success

Multiracial Teachers

Oregon average

Decrease from previous year

Decrease from previous year

Decrease from previous year

1%

7%

18%

69%

60%

61%

White Students

71%

Teachers

96%

10%

17

Ever English Learners

Languages Spoken

14% 92% 12% Students with Disabilities

Required Vaccinations

Free/ Reduced Price Lunch

Oregon average

Oregon average

51%

44%

Oregon average

65%

School Goals

State Goals

Safe & Welcoming Environment

As elementary students enter a vibrant neighborhood school, charter school, or magnet school, NCSD fosters a joy of learning, a positive vision for their future is nurtured, and a school environment where their cultural heritage is valued. NCSDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s elementary schools are striving to achieve this vision by focusing on the whole child and ensuring their social, emotional, physical, and academic needs are met.

The Oregon Department of Education is working in partnership with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% on-time, four year graduation rate by 2025.

To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.

NCSD believes the physical, social, and emotional safety of each student is a priority no matter their demographics or identity. Therefore, NCSD has an obligation to each student, family, staff member, and community member to provide environments that hold at their center a sense of safety and respect. NCSD values all people no matter their background, race, religion, income, language, disability, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

*Not enough students

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/1992

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE CONTINUED Happy Valley Elementary School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Dianna Ngai | GRADES: K-5 | 13865 SE King Rd, Happy Valley 97086 | 503-353-5420

Our Staff

Outcomes

19

REGULAR ATTENDERS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

American Indian/Alaska Native Not enough students

Teachers

Educational assistants

Hispanic/Latino

93%

Multiracial

95%

16% Average teacher turnover rate

Teacher Experience Coming in 2018-19

No

New principal in the last 3 years

Not enough students

72% Not enough students

64%

58%

58% 89%

Ever English Learner

83%

Students with Disabilities

30% 83%

82%

Free/Reduced Price Lunch

75% Not enough students

60%

91%

White

1

86% Not enough students

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Not enough students

50%

64%

46%

27%

Migrant Not enough students

Counselors

Not enough students

94%

Asian Black/African American Not enough students

5

MATHEMATICS

Not enough students

29%

Not enough students

Talented and Gifted

93%

Female

95%

Male

89%

Not enough students

Not enough students

>95% 72%

59%

65%

61%

About Our School BULLYING, HARASSMENT, AND SAFETY POLICIES

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

PARENT ENGAGEMENT

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

NCSD believes safety in all its forms-physical, emotional, and psychological, are essential for all students, families, and staff to feel if they are to be contributing members of the school community. For this reason, NCSD has a comprehensive set of policies that prohibit bullying and harassment, and NCSD has established multiple reporting and accountability measures designed to assist NCSD to respond quickly to these incidents.

Information about NCSD’s policies can be found at: bit.ly/2CrTbnk.

North Clackamas School District Day Care, After School Enrichment, PTA/PTO Sponsored Family Nights, Mad Science, English Learner Family Night, Robotics

Engaged parents/guardians are a key component in the academic success of many students. NCSD provides multiple forums for parents/guardians to become involved in their student’s education, their school, and the larger NCSD community.

NCSD believes it is essential for parents/guardians to be active participants whether their student is thriving or experiencing challenges, and NCSD’s 32 schools know this is a key responsibility.

North Clackamas Schools values the contributions of its community partners.

Local businesses, social service organizations, and numerous individual volunteers add to the richness of the NCSD experience, both inside and outside of classrooms. Volunteers are welcome at all schools, and are a valued source of knowledge and expertise benefiting students and staff.

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/1992

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

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OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE Happy Valley Middle School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Emily Behunin | GRADES: 6-8 | 13865 SE King Rd, Happy Valley 97086 | 503-353-1920

Students We Serve

School Environment

1,092

Academic Progress INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS

CLASS SIZE

REGULAR ATTENDERS

Median class size.

Students who attended more than 90% of their enrolled school days.

No change from previous year

Student Enrollment

Year-to-year progress in English language arts and mathematics.

Increase from previous year

2%

DEMOGRAPHICS American Indian/Alaska Native Students

<1%

Teachers

0%

33

91%

Asian Students

18%

Teachers

2%

Oregon average

25

Black/African American Students

1%

Teachers

0%

Hispanic/Latino Students

8%

Teachers

2%

Students

9% 2%

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

MATHEMATICS

SCIENCE

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Students

<1%

Teachers

0%

80%

Academic Success

Multiracial Teachers

Oregon average

Decrease from previous year

Increase from previous year

Decrease from previous year

1%

3%

2%

75%

67%

64%

White Students

63%

Teachers

95%

19%

27

Ever English Learners

Languages Spoken

11% 94% 21% Students with Disabilities

Required Vaccinations

Free/ Reduced Price Lunch

Oregon average

Oregon average

56%

41%

Oregon average

61%

School Goals

State Goals

Safe & Welcoming Environment

As middle school students enter a vibrant neighborhood school or charter school, NCSD fosters a joy of learning, a positive vision for their future is nurtured, and a school environment where their cultural heritage is valued.

NCSDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s middle schools are striving to achieve this by introducing students to a variety of elective options and supporting their academic growth through such programs as AVID.

The Oregon Department of Education is working in partnership with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% on-time, four year graduation rate by 2025.

To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.

NCSD believes the physical, social, and emotional safety of each student is a priority no matter their demographics or identity. Therefore, NCSD has an obligation to each student, family, staff member, and community member to provide environments that hold at their center a sense of safety and respect. NCSD values all people no matter their background, race, religion, income, language, disability, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

*Not enough students

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/1215

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE CONTINUED Happy Valley Middle School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Emily Behunin | GRADES: 6-8 | 13865 SE King Rd, Happy Valley 97086 | 503-353-1920

Our Staff

Outcomes

45

REGULAR ATTENDERS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

American Indian/Alaska Native Not enough students

Teachers

Educational assistants

85%

17% Average teacher turnover rate

Teacher Experience Coming in 2018-19

No

New principal in the last 3 years

55%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Not enough students

90%

Free/Reduced Price Lunch

86%

Ever English Learner

91% 81%

63% Not enough students

77%

66%

59%

53%

63%

60%

28%

Migrant Not enough students Talented and Gifted

45% 69%

Not enough students

White

Students with Disabilities

84% 39%

93%

Multiracial

2

83% 39%

78%

Hispanic/Latino

Counselors

Not enough students

>95%

Asian Black/African American

4

MATHEMATICS

Not enough students

21%

Not enough students

Not enough students

>95%

Female

91%

Male

91%

>95%

>95%

79%

64%

70%

71%

About Our School BULLYING, HARASSMENT, AND SAFETY POLICIES

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

PARENT ENGAGEMENT

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

NCSD believes safety in all its forms-physical, emotional, and psychological, are essential for all students, families, and staff to feel if they are to be contributing members of the school community. For this reason, NCSD has a comprehensive set of policies that prohibit bullying and harassment, and NCSD has established multiple reporting and accountability measures designed to assist NCSD to respond quickly to these incidents.

Information about NCSD’s policies can be found at: bit.ly/2CrTbnk.

Cross Country, Track, After School Programs, Student Council, Video Club, Clubs

Engaged parents/guardians are a key component in the academic success of many students. NCSD provides multiple forums for parents/guardians to become involved in their student’s education, their school, and the larger NCSD community.

NCSD believes it is essential for parents/guardians to be active participants whether their student is thriving or experiencing challenges, and NCSD’s 32 schools know this is a key responsibility.

North Clackamas Schools values the contributions of its community partners.

Local businesses, social service organizations, and numerous individual volunteers add to the richness of the NCSD experience, both inside and outside of classrooms. Volunteers are welcome at all schools, and are a valued source of knowledge and expertise benefiting students and staff.

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/1215

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

Principal's Welcome Clackamas High School has a fine tradition of academics and athletics. We hope to build on those traditions to achieve excellence throughout all our programs.

We are striving to engage each student today, inspire them for the future, and ready them for new challenges. We define engagement as each student being actively involved and connected to his/her learning and school community. We will achieve this through relevant instruction and curriculum and by expanding opportunities for students to connect to our school by providing new clubs, activities, and an intramural program.

We want to inspire each student to be curious, creative, and intensely motivated, with a deep sense of wonder. Our goal is to more than double our Advanced Placement offerings and enrollment over the next three years. Advanced Placement enrollment is a significant predictor of college success. In addition, we will develop and foster a belief in each student that a high school diploma is just a stop on the road to further education. With two-thirds to three-quarters of the jobs available to our graduates requiring further education, we will prepare our students for further education beyond high school.

And finally, we want to ensure that our students are ready for the next set of challenges. For our freshman and sophomores, this means they are functioning at or above grade level in our core curricular areas so they can enroll in a wide variety of Advanced Placement courses as upperclassmen. Being ready for our upperclassmen means they are prepared to continue their education after graduation. For students not at grade level, we are developing intervention programs targeted at improving basic skills. All CHS students will have a four-year plan upon entering high school that will guide course selection and will ensure the goals our students have set will be achieved throughout high school.

Our overall target is equity. This means that: ď&#x201A;ˇ

Each student will perform at grade level by the end of 10th grade (reading, writing, math, and science).

ď&#x201A;ˇ

Each student is enrolled in challenging coursework.

ď&#x201A;ˇ

Each student is prepared for further education after graduation.

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These targets are meant for each student regardless of his/her ethnic, economic, social, and/or special needs status.

Clackamas High School is an excellent high school. With our targeted efforts focusing on the needs of each student, we believe Clackamas will become a truly exceptional high school and a model to others. We enthusiastically embrace the opportunity to work with each student as we engage them today, inspire them for the future, and ready them for new challenges.

Sincerely, Tammy O'Neill Principal (503) 353-5801 oneillt@nclack.k12.or.us

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE Clackamas High School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Tammy O'Neill | GRADES: 9-12 | 14486 SE 122nd Ave, Clackamas 97015 | 503-353-5800

Students We Serve

School Environment

2,448

Academic Progress

CLASS SIZE

REGULAR ATTENDERS

ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE

Median size of classes in core subjects.

Students who attended more than 90% of their enrolled school days.

Students earning one-quarter of graduation credits in their 9th grade year.

Increase from previous year

Student Enrollment

Decrease from previous year

1

DEMOGRAPHICS American Indian/Alaska Native Students

<1%

Teachers

1%

30

No change from previous year

3%

89%

95%

Asian Students

17%

Teachers

4%

Oregon average

25

Black/African American Students

2%

Teachers

0%

Hispanic/Latino Students

12%

Teachers

3%

Students

7% 1% <1%

Teachers

0%

80%

85%

ON-TIME GRADUATION

FIVE-YEAR COMPLETION

COLLEGE GOING

Students earning a diploma within four years.

Students earning a high school diploma or GED within five years.

Students enrolling in a two or four year college within one year of completing high school.

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Students

Oregon average

Academic Success

Multiracial Teachers

Oregon average

Increase from previous year

Decrease from previous year

4%

1%

92%

Coming in 2018-19

92%

White Students

60%

Teachers

91%

24%

36

Ever English Learners

Languages Spoken

10% 95% 27% Students with Disabilities

Required Vaccinations

Free/ Reduced Price Lunch

Oregon average

Oregon average

77%

83%

School Goals

State Goals

Safe & Welcoming Environment

As high school students enter a vibrant neighborhood school or charter school, NCSD fosters a joy of learning, a positive vision for their future is nurtured, and a school environment where their cultural heritage is valued.

NCSDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s high schools are striving to achieve this by providing multiple college-credit opportunities, careertechnical courses, and activities for many interests.

The Oregon Department of Education is working in partnership with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% on-time, four year graduation rate by 2025.

To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.

NCSD believes the physical, social, and emotional safety of each student is a priority no matter their demographics or identity. Therefore, NCSD has an obligation to each student, family, staff member, and community member to provide environments that hold at their center a sense of safety and respect. NCSD values all people no matter their background, race, religion, income, language, disability, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

*Not enough students

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/322

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE CONTINUED Clackamas High School

2017-18

PRINCIPAL: Tammy O'Neill | GRADES: 9-12 | 14486 SE 122nd Ave, Clackamas 97015 | 503-353-5800

Our Staff

Outcomes

84

REGULAR ATTENDERS

ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE

American Indian/Alaska Native Not enough students

Teachers

Not enough students

Asian Black/African American

7

9%

Average teacher turnover rate

Teacher Experience Coming in 2018-19

>95%

90%

>95%

>95%

89%

91% 87%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

90%

White

89%

Not enough students

98% 0%

86% 75%

Students with Disabilities

86%

>95%

80%

Ever English Learner

6

95%

Multiracial

Free/Reduced Price Lunch

94%

92%

91%

91%

91%

85%

87%

Migrant Not enough students

Counselors

100%

83%

Hispanic/Latino

Educational assistants

ON-TIME GRADUATION

Not enough students

81% 50%

Talented and Gifted

95%

>95%

98%

Female

89%

>95%

91%

Male

89%

94%

92%

About Our School ADVANCED COURSEWORK

CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

PARENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Advanced Placement: Language and Composition, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Human Geography, US History & Government, Physics, Psychology, Studio Art, Spanish, French, Japanese

Every high school student has the opportunity to explore over 60 Career and Technical courses: Agriculture, Automotive, Broadcasting, Business & Management, Computer Aided Design, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Digital Design, Early Learning, Electronics, Fire Science, Forestry, Health Services, Law Enforcement, Manufacturing & Engineering, Programming & Coding, and Translation & Interpretation.

A video about the Sabin-Schellenberg Center is found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udnHIT 29aaY

18 Interscholastic Sports, 18 Academic Clubs, 2 Service Clubs, 5 Theatrical Shows, 5 Club Sports

At NCSD, parents/guardians and the community work in concert with district employees in support of all students. NCSD pursues strong relationships with families and volunteers, and works to form strategic partnerships with local organizations and businesses. Together, barriers to student achievement are removed and a stronger community is formed.

Yes New principal in the last 3 years

School Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us/Domain/322

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

Welcome from Superintendent Matt Utterback Award-winning North Clackamas schools lead students toward graduation, empowering and inspiring them to strengthen the quality of life in our local and global communities. Our graduates are prepared for the demands of college, career, and life.

As a student enters a vibrant neighborhood school, a magnet school, or charter program, their dreams are nurtured, their history and heritage are celebrated, their love of learning is fostered, and their educational, physical, emotional, and social needs are supported.

The North Clackamas School District is unique in Oregon because our students have a distinctive learning experience. We are home to the largest professional-technical program in Oregon, high-demand bilingual schools, and Clackamas Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only International Baccalaureate program. We continue to expand on more than 140 high school electives, 12 Right Brain Initiative Schools, numerous advanced college credit offerings, and magnet school options.

Exciting and varied opportunities for students remain a priority of North Clackamas schools and the community, all made possible through strategic partnerships, family support, and volunteers. In North Clackamas, parents and the community work in concert with the district to support our students.

Students can expect to be challenged to think deeply, solve problems, and enjoy learning in respectful and safe schools. Our commitment includes access to professional music, physical education, and counseling educators beginning in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Our students are critical and creative thinkers with a strong foundation in English language arts, math, science, social studies, and the arts.

Innovative, exceptional, and caring staff actively engages each student and their families. Through a relevant and challenging curriculum, North Clackamas educators promote high expectations, cultural understanding, and productive study habits. Our staff is committed to growing professionally, embracing technology, and setting the pace for education in Oregon.

North Clackamas is nationally recognized for outstanding programs supported by the efficient utilization of resources. The North Clackamas community expects, and school leaders ensure, accountable and transparent investments that place funding as close to the student as possible.

Students are at the heart of North Clackamas schools. We grow artists, scientists, teachers, athletes, and community leaders. Students have the opportunity to follow their own path and discover new possibilities on the journey to graduation, college, and career.

Matt Utterback is named the National Superintendent of the Year!!

New Orleans – March 2, 2017 – Matthew Utterback, Superintendent of North Clackamas Schools in Milwaukie, Ore., has been named the 2017 AASA National Superintendent of the Year. Today’s announcement came at the National Conference on Education, hosted by AASA, The School Superintendents Association.

“It’s an incredible honor to represent our school district in the state of Oregon at the national level,” said Utterback as a 2017 AASA National Superintendent of the Year finalist. “The National Superintendent of the Year has an opportunity to share stories, to share learning (and) to share the good work that is happening in public schools across our country.”

Utterback has nearly 30 distinguished years in public education, the past four years as superintendent of the North Clackamas School District. A suburban school district serving more than 17,000 students on 32 school campuses, North Clackamas Schools is continually recognized as an innovative leader in the state of Oregon and an example of what is right with public education.

The AASA National Superintendent of the Year program is open to all U.S. superintendents who plan to continue in the profession. The program also honors international school superintendents. The applicants were measured against the following criteria:  Leadership for learning – creativity in successfully meeting the needs of students

in the school system.  Communication – strength in both personal and organizational communication.

 Professionalism – constant improvement of administrative knowledge and skills,

while providing professional development opportunities and motivation to others on the education team.  Community involvement – active participation in local community activities and an understanding of regional, national and international issues.

Our Mission Preparing graduates who are inspired and empowered to strengthen the quality of life in our local and global communities.

Values      

Excellence Student Focus Equitable Outcomes Collaboration Integrity Community Engagement

Goals and Objectives Student Achievement – Each student will meet/exceed grade level standards and graduate.

Objectives:

      

Implement quality instructional practices Implement aligned curricula throughout the K-12 program Implement sound literacy practices into all courses and content areas Implement effective student assessments throughout the K-12 program Provide extended student learning interventions and enrichments where time and intensity is a variable Design and implement a system of early learning strategies to improve kindergarten readiness Implement drop-out/push-out prevention, intervention, and recovery strategies and programs

Equity – Create inclusive learning environments for each student.

Objectives:

  

Identify and remove barriers to equitable student outcomes Increase staff capacity to build and support inclusive learning and work environments Implement effective and equitable operational practices throughout the district

Resources and Quality Programs – Improve financial stability, leverage assets, and expand efficiencies throughout the system.

Objectives:

       

Build a variety of learning paths and school options to accommodate the diverse needs of students and to enhance student retention and enrollment growth Optimize the impact of strategic partners to enhance opportunities for staff, students and families Develop and utilize accurate, timely, and relevant data management systems to achieve district goals Improve processes to provide greater efficiency Market the district, schools, and programs to enhance student retention and enrollment growth Contain health care costs Initiate a successful capital bond campaign Develop leadership at all levels of the organization.

(From the Happy Valley Business Magazine.)

Follow Your Path: North Clackamas offers unmatched education program options Award-winning North Clackamas Schools engage, inspire, and empower students to strengthen the quality of life in our local and global communities. Graduates are prepared for the demands of college, career, and life.

Part of the North Clackamas School District is nestled in the reaches of Happy Valley. The fifth largest district in Oregon, North Clackamas is large enough to offer educational program opportunities, but small enough to have that small-town, friendly atmosphere. Offering ecologically green facilities and quality, caring staff, North Clackamas offers families an option for a personalized education for their children.

“We create pathways to success at North Clackamas Schools,” states Superintendent Matt Utterback.

North Clackamas School District is unique in Oregon because students have a distinctive learning experience. The district is home to the largest professional-technical program in Oregon, high-demand bilingual schools, and Clackamas County’s first International

Baccalaureate program. The district continues to expand on more than 140 high school electives, 12 Right Brain Initiative Schools, numerous advanced college credit offerings, and magnet school options.

Exciting and varied opportunities for students remain a priority of North Clackamas Schools and the community, all made possible through strategic partnerships, family support, and volunteers. In North Clackamas, parents and the community work in concert with the district to support students.

Students can expect to be challenged to think deeply, solve problems, and enjoy learning in respectful and safe schools. The districtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment includes access to professional music, physical education, and counseling educators beginning in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Students are critical and creative thinkers with a strong foundation in English language arts, math, science, social studies, and the arts.

Innovative, exceptional, and caring staff actively engages each student and their families. Through a relevant and challenging curriculum, North Clackamas educators promote high expectations, cultural understanding, and productive study habits. School and district staff are committed to growing professionally, embracing technology, and setting the pace for education in Oregon. North Clackamas is nationally recognized for outstanding programs supported by the efficient utilization of resources.

The North Clackamas community expects, and school leaders ensure, accountable and transparent investments that place funding as close to the student as possible.

Students are at the heart of North Clackamas schools. North Clackamas grows artists, scientists, teachers, athletes, and community leaders. Students have the opportunity to follow their own path and discover new possibilities on the journey to graduation, college, and career.

To learn more about North Clackamas Schools, go to www.nclack.k12.or.us or call Joe Krumm at 503-353-6017.

SMART MOVE Why do families prefer North Clackamas Schools?

“It’s a big district, but it feels small” Those were the words expressed by one parent, but it reflects the comments of many parents when asked about their experience of North Clackamas Schools. Here are some other reasons why families prefer North Clackamas Schools: • Personalized education: North Clackamas teachers work to meet individual needs and learning styles, whether a student needs extra help or a greater challenge. Our experienced and highly qualified teachers understand the importance of differentiated learning and work to develop each child's strengths while addressing challenges.

• Community involvement: With more than 7,000 volunteers, North Clackamas Schools is the top volunteer organization in Clackamas County. Dozens of community partners help the schools provide a variety of opportunities for students and families.

• A combination of opportunities unique to North Clackamas:  From helping students study health fields to culinary arts and fire science, North Clackamas features the largest professional-technical program in Oregon at Sabin-Schellenberg Center (SSC).  The county’s only International Baccalaureate program is available at Rex Putnam High.  Music, PE, and counseling are offered at every school and North Clackamas is one of only 11 districts offering orchestra.  El Puente and Riverside elementary schools offer dual-immersion Spanish bilingual programs. Sojourner offers multiple-intelligence elementary learning. New Urban High School offers a small school alternative to large comprehensive high schools.  Charter options include Cascade Heights Public Charter School (K-8), Clackamas Web Academy, Clackamas Middle College and Milwaukie Academy of the Arts.  Thanks to partnership with the Right Brain Initiative, 17 North Clackamas elementary schools focus learning around art projects. Check out this video of kids learning through the program.  High schools offer more than 140 electives for students, far more than most other high schools.  Each year North Clackamas students earn more than 5,000 hours in college credit.  Students are given the opportunity to participate in dozens of sports and activities.

To learn more about North Clackamas Schools, go to www.nclack.k12.or.us or call Joe Krumm at 503353-6017.

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE DISTRICT PROFILE North Clackamas SD 12

2017-18

SUPERINTENDENT: Matt Utterback | 12400 SE Freeman Way, Milwaukie 97222 | 503-353-6000

Students We Serve

Start Strong

16,924 Student Enrollment

Academic Progress

Grades K-2 REGULAR ATTENDERS

Grade 3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

Grades 3-8 INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS

Students who attended more than 90% of their enrolled school days.

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Year-to-year progress in English language arts and mathematics.

No change from previous year

DEMOGRAPHICS American Indian/Alaska Native Students

1%

Teachers

1%

Asian Students

8%

Teachers

2%

86%

49% Oregon average

Black/African American

Oregon average

83%

48%

Students

2%

Teachers

1%

High School Success

Students

18%

Teachers

4%

Grade 8 MATHEMATICS

Grade 9 ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE

Grade 12 ON-TIME GRADUATION

Students meeting state grade-level expectations.

Students earning one-quarter of graduation credits in their 9th grade year.

Students earning a diploma within four years.

Hispanic/Latino

Multiracial Students

7%

Teachers

2%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Students

1%

Teachers

<1%

White Students

63%

Teachers

90%

21%

Languages Spoken

17% 94% 41% Students with Disabilities

Required Vaccinations

Free/ Reduced Price Lunch

Increase from previous year

Increase from previous year

4%

1%

4%

46%

88% Oregon average

70

Ever English Learners

Increase from previous year

41%

84% Oregon average

85%

Oregon average

77%

District Goals

State Goals

The North Clackamas School District’s purpose is “Preparing graduates who are inspired and empowered to strengthen the quality of life in our local and global communities.” For 2018-2022, NCSD’s Key Performance Indicators are: Strong School District Climate Ratings, Third Graders Read at or Above Grade Level, Eighth Graders Algebra Ready, Tenth Graders on Track with Six Credits, All Students Graduating High School, Increasing Post-Secondary Enrollment Rates

The Oregon Department of Education is working in partnership with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% on-time, four year graduation rate by 2025. To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.

*Not enough students

District Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us

For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode

OREGON AT-A-GLANCE DISTRICT PROFILE CONTINUED North Clackamas SD 12

2017-18

SUPERINTENDENT: Matt Utterback | 12400 SE Freeman Way, Milwaukie 97222 | 503-353-6000

Our Staff

Outcomes

54

Administrators

79%

American Indian/Alaska Native

Teachers

80%

Hispanic/Latino

63%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

207 Educational assistants

42

39%

Average Average 55%

Average

Not enough students 87%

White

Ever English Learner

80%

Students with Disabilities

82%

Average

52%

78%

Free/Reduced Price Lunch

High

31% 85%

Multiracial

Average 71%

85%

Black/African American

Grades 3-8 INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS

Not enough students 95%

Asian

811

Grade 3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

Grades K-2 REGULAR ATTENDERS

Average

35%

Average

30%

Coming in 2018-19

21%

Migrant Not enough students

Average

Not enough students

Coming in 2018-19

>95%

Talented and Gifted Female

85%

Male

87%

>95% 54%

Coming in 2018-19 Coming in 2018-19

45%

Coming in 2018-19

Counselors

21 Librarians

Grade 8 MATHEMATICS American Indian/Alaska Native Not enough students Black/African American

Teacher Experience Coming in 2018-19

Male

District Website: www.nclack.k12.or.us

81%

37% 75%

48%

85% 67%

Not enough students 92%

45%

83% 80%

87%

6%

Migrant Not enough students Female

89% 67%

88%

28%

Talented and Gifted

84%

89% Not enough students

49%

White

Ever English Learner

83%

84% 52%

Free/Reduced Price Lunch

89%

85%

21%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Not enough students

Students with Disabilities

88% >95%

14%

Multiracial

Average per pupil spending

Grade 12 ON-TIME GRADUATION

Not enough students 79%

Asian

Hispanic/Latino

$10,473

Grade 9 ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE

67% >95%

97%

91% 85%

85% 83%

Seismic Safety: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/projects/rvs/activity-updates/status.html

Local Business Attractions / Recreation Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Premier Sports & Fitness

16144 Se Happy Valley Twn #101 Happy Valley OR

(503) 558-1728

0.43

Eagle Landing Golf Course

10220 Se Causey Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 698-8616

1.03

Mt Talbert Nature Park

10052-10232 Se Talbert St Clackamas (503) 794-8041 OR

1.74

East Side Athletic Club

9100 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR (503) 659-3846

1.84

Aspire Total Fitness

14210 Se Sunnyside Rd # 600 Clackamas OR

1.89

(503) 855-3588

Automotive Services Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

76

12230 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-4149

1.34

Phillips 66

12230 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-4149

1.34

Clackamas 76

12405 Se 97th Ave Clackamas OR

(503) 786-3038

1.6

Electric Charging Station

9101 Se Sunnybrook Blvd Clackamas OR

(503) 000-1111

1.97

Foster Road Chevron

12220 Se Foster Rd Portland OR

(503) 760-6030

1.98

Banks / Financial Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Bank Of America

12028 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-6331

1.25

Clackamas Federal Credit Union

12091 Se Sunnyside Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 658-3991

1.26

Wells Fargo Bank

12072 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-8177

1.27

Chase Bank

12400 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-8191

1.39

Home Street Bank

10163 Se Sunnyside Rd # 340 Clackamas OR

(503) 652-4313

1.43

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Umpqua Bank

10135 Se Sunnyside Rd # 120 Clackamas OR

(503) 210-2800

1.44

Us Bank

11333 Se 82nd Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 275-4058

2.03

Eating / Drinking Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Ichi Teriyaki 21

16011 Se Happy Vly Twn Ctr Dr Happy Valley OR

(503) 454-0128

0.43

Sugar Plums Cafe & Bakery

10027 Se Champagne Ln Happy Valley OR

(503) 266-1441

0.95

Mc Donald's

11899 Se Sunnyside Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 658-5107

1.19

Jamba Juice

11971 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 855-3334

1.2

Cafe Yumm!

11965 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 669-9866

1.2

Subway

12004 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-6450

1.24

Starbucks

12012 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-7109

1.24

Mod Pizza

12091 Se Sunnyside Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 486-6309

1.26

Farm/Ranch Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Liepold Farms

10117 Se Sunnyside Rd # F1217 Clackamas OR

(503) 913-3693

1.44

Silvie's Valley Ranch Llc

7610 Se 162nd Ave Portland OR

(503) 761-9253

2.43

Saechao Farm

4251 Se 122nd Ave Portland OR

(503) 764-9603

2.99

Siri & Son Farms

14390 Se 172nd Ave Clackamas OR

(503) 658-3862

3.25

Government / Public Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Happy Valley Police Dept

12915 Se King Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 760-0123

0.4

Ups Store

10117 Se Sunnyside Rd # F Clackamas OR

(503) 653-0255

1.44

Sheriff's Department-training

9101 Se Sunnybrook Blvd Clackamas OR

(503) 655-8824

1.94

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Health Care Services Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Adventist Health Medical Group

11211 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 659-0880

1.13

Ati Physical Therapy

11977 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 486-6944

1.2

Jamba Juice

11971 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 855-3334

1.2

Cosmetic Dental Specialties

10365 Se Sunnyside Rd # 300 Clackamas OR

(503) 698-2001

1.35

Hospitality Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Mt Scott Manor Bed & Breakfast

12570 Se Callahan Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 477-4949

0.63

Monarch Hotel Clackamas

12566 Se 93rd Ave Clackamas OR

(503) 652-1515

1.85

Organizations / Associations Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Happy Valley Evangelical Chr

10601 Se 129th Ave Happy Valley OR (503) 761-2430

0.36

Happy Valley Baptist Church

14095 Se King Rd Happy Valley OR

(503) 761-9646

0.94

Eagle Landing Club House

10220 Se Causey Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 698-8020

1.03

Hawthorn Retirement

12154 Se 114th Ct Happy Valley OR

(503) 698-4788

1.03

Personal Services Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Gnc

1145 Clackamas Town Ctr Happy Valley OR

(503) 659-7998

0.43

Moto-biz Inc

6416 Se 87th Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 239-5395

0.43

Hand & Stone

16144 Se Hapy Vly Twn Ctr #200 Happy Valley OR

(503) 658-7500

0.43

Aerie At Eagle Landing

10220 Se Causey Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 698-8020

1.03

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Pet Services Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

East Hills Animal Clinic

12022 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-8374

1.26

Petco

9078 Se Sunnyside Rd # B Clackamas (503) 654-0647 OR

1.84

Idexx Telemedicine Consultants

9200 Se Sunnybrook Blvd # 460 Clackamas OR

(800) 726-1212

1.97

Banfield The Pet Hospital

9450 Se 82nd Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 788-2154

2.03

Shopping Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Gnc

1145 Clackamas Town Ctr Happy Valley OR

(503) 659-7998

0.43

Bedco Mattress Superstores

16085 Se Twn Ctr Dr Happy Valley OR (503) 855-3210

0.43

Flower Girls

13397 Se Parkside Dr Happy Valley OR

(971) 242-8910

0.63

Aerie At Eagle Landing

10220 Se Causey Ave Happy Valley OR

(503) 698-8020

1.03

Musco Lighting

11710 Se Brockenhurst Cir Happy Valley OR

(503) 558-8342

1.09

Art In Happy Valley

12450 Se 117th Ave Happy Valley OR (503) 888-4718

1.12

Rite Aid

12002 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-8446

1.24

Safeway

12032 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-1121

1.25

Pet Pros

12040 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-9887

1.25

Sunnyside Vision Source

12020 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 698-2375

1.26

Talbert Hardware

12250 Se Sunnyside Rd Clackamas OR

(503) 454-0667

1.35

Travel Name

Address

Telephone

Distance (Miles)

Small World Vacations

12650 Se Crest Dr Happy Valley OR

(503) 841-5490

0.31

Loyal Shuttle

6440 Se 137th Ave Portland OR

(503) 789-6135

2.12

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Les Schwab

7304 Se 82nd Ave Portland OR

(503) 777-1447

2.51

Comnorthern Lights Town Car

7316 Se 162nd Ave Portland OR

(503) 760-2478

2.55

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Census Tract / block: 222.06 / 2 Year: 2011 Household Population

Population by Age

Count:

4,333

0 - 11

13%

Estimate Current Year:

0

12 - 17

14%

Estimate in 5 Years:

0

18 - 24

6%

Growth Last 5 Years:

0%

25 - 64

56%

Growth Last 10 Years:

0%

65 - 74

7%

75+

4%

Household Size

Household Income

Current Year:

0

0 - $25,000

8%

Average Current Year:

2.71

$25,000 - $35,000

6%

Estimate in 5 Years:

0

$35,000 - $50,000

11%

Growth Last 5 Years:

0%

$50,000 - $75,000

22%

Growth Last 10 Years:

0%

$75,000 - $100,000

13%

Male Population:

50%

Above $100,000

40%

Female Population:

50%

Married People:

65%

Unmarried People:

35%

Average Household Income:

$103,939

Housing Median Mortgage Payments

Home Values

Under $300:

0%

Below $100,000:

1%

$300 - $799:

0%

$100,000 - $150,000:

0%

$800 - $1,999:

26%

$150,000 - $200,000:

1%

Over $2,000:

68%

$200,000 - $300,000:

8%

Median Home Value:

$449,500

$300,000 - $500,000:

47%

Unit Occupied Owner:

68%

Above $500,000:

41%

Median Mortgage:

$2,194

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Rent Payments

Year Built

Unit Occupied Renter:

32%

1999 - 2000

33%

Median Gross Rent:

$916

1995 - 1998

20%

Less Than $499

0%

1990 - 1994

8%

$500 - $749

3%

1980 - 1989

4%

$750 - $999

40%

1970 - 1979

19%

$1000 and Over

57%

1900 - 1969

16%

Public Pre-Primary School:

1%

Not Enrolled in School:

71%

Private Pre-Primary School:

5%

Not A High School Graduate:

0%

Public School:

61%

Graduate Of High School:

26%

Private School:

11%

Attended Some College:

38%

Public College:

17%

College Graduate:

35%

Private College:

4%

Graduate Degree:

16%

Manager/Prof:

11%

Private Worker:

69%

Technical:

1%

Government Worker:

13%

Sales:

36%

Self Employed Worker:

5%

Administrative:

4%

Unpaid Family Worker:

7%

Private House Hold:

2%

Farming:

0%

Service:

10%

Skilled:

68%

Protective Services:

13%

Blue-Collar:

14%

Education Enrollment

Workforce Occupation:

Commute Time

Less Than 15 Min:

20%

15 min - 28 min:

44%

30 min - 57 min:

32%

Over 60 min:

3%

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Customer Name : Customer Resources Customer Company Name : Stewart Title Prepared On : 06/12/2019 Š 2019 CoreLogic. All rights reserved

Customer Name : Customer Resources Customer Company Name : Stewart Title Prepared On : 06/12/2019 Š 2019 CoreLogic. All rights reserved