This FAQ is intended to help support families, educators, and district staff in understanding key aspects of Abbreviated School Day Programs in Oregon. It addresses common questions about what an Abbreviated School Day Program is, how it works, the legal requirements, and the roles of schools and parents in the process. Whether you’re new to Abbreviated School Day Programs or looking for clarification on a specific topic, this resource is here to support informed, collaborative decision-making in compliance with state and federal regulations.
This guidance represents the Oregon Department of Education’s (ODE’s) current best thinking on the implementation of ORS 343.321 to 343.333. This guidance does not constitute legal advice, nor should it be considered definitive or legally binding. ODE strongly recommends that school districts review the law carefully and consult with their own legal counsel to understand their obligations.
As ODE continues to work with school districts, educational partners, and all persons interested in Abbreviated School Day Programs, ODE may amend or clarify this guidance, as needed, to provide the most current and reliable information on interpreting and meeting compliance with ORS 343.321 to 343.333. Together, we aim to equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to support Oregon students to reach their full potential while protecting their right to a full and meaningful education.
Questions & Complaints
To ask a question about Abbreviated School Day Programs, contact us at:
ode.ASDPquestions@ode.oregon.gov
To file a complaint regarding an Abbreviated School Day Program, contact us at:
ODE.ASDPcomplaints@ode.oregon.gov