A covered walkway with a wood-plank ceiling runs along Amity High School, beside a courtyard of picnic tables and a new metal-sided building.

Annual information · Families, students & staff

Mandatory notices

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Healthy and safe schools

Our Healthy and Safe Schools materials bring together testing plans, results and pest management information.

Healthy and Safe Schools Plan

Testing plans and results

For asbestos (AHERA) results for district buildings, contact the district office.

Pesticide notices

The district uses a licensed applicator and low-impact pesticides from the approved state list. The posted elementary grounds application window was March 23–27, 2026, including the required re-entry interval.

Integrated Pest Management · Pesticide Application Notification Form

Equal opportunity and nondiscrimination

Every student has equal educational opportunities regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, color, national origin, disability, marital status, linguistic background, culture, capability or geographic location.

The district does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender or disability in educational programs, extracurricular activities or employment.

Policies and complaints

For compliance and grievance questions, contact Jeff Clark, Title IX Officer and Section 504/ADA Coordinator. Call 503-835-2171 or email Jeff Clark. District office: 807 S Trade Street, Amity, OR 97101.

Mental health and prevention

Amity supports student health through mental health services and social and emotional learning. Its suicide prevention plan addresses prevention, risk assessment, intervention and postvention, in accordance with Senate Bill 52 and district policy. The district revisits and refines the plan regularly.

Suicide Prevention, Intervention and Postvention Plan, 2024–2025

The district’s Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco Prevention Program emphasizes prevention, intervention, support and necessary corrective action. For local program information, call Jeff Clark at 503-835-2171.

Parents may also register for suggested child abuse identification and staff-to-student sexual conduct training.

Child Find and special education

Developmental screening and comprehensive assessments are available at no cost for children and young people from birth through age 21 when a suspected disability may affect educational development.

Services include speech therapy, physical and occupational therapy, Title and special education academic programs, and preschool programs for children age three and older.

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Housing support and home instruction

McKinney-Vento support

Children and young people experiencing homelessness have equal access to a free, appropriate public education, including public preschool. Contact Danielle Ludwick at 503-835-0518, 807 S Trade Street, Amity, OR 97101.

Home-based instruction

Families choosing home-based instruction must file the necessary forms with Willamette Educational Service District. For instructions, contact Katie Stearns at the district office: 503-835-2171.

Student directory information

Federal laws require schools receiving ESEA assistance to provide military recruiters, on request, with student names, addresses and telephone listings, unless a parent has advised the school that this information may not be disclosed without prior written consent.

To ask about withholding your student’s directory information, contact the district office.

Need help?

For questions about these notices or help finding a document, contact the Amity School District office.

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