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Sauvie Island School14445 NW CHARLTON RDPORTLAND, OR 97231PHONE: (503) 621-3426

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At Sauvie Island School, we embrace diversity and work to create equitable opportunities for our students, staff and community members to learn and thrive. We are committed to incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into everything we do and acknowledge that we as a school must continuously educate ourselves about how to best include DEI in our daily work. It is Sauvie Island School’s goal to foster a sense of community, inclusion and belonging for all.

Sauvie Island School acknowledges that our school rests on the lands originally inhabited by the Multnomah Tribe of the Chinook Indians. We deeply respect and value the history and experiences of the members of the Multnomah Tribe. Sauvie Island School incorporates meaningful Place-Based lessons about Sauvie Island’s Indigenous residents into our K-8 curriculum.

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