Student Investment Act

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Student Investment Account

The Student Investment Account (SIA) is the K-12 portion of the funding approved by the Oregon Legislature in the Student Success Act. This funding is designed to improve achievement in schools and to reduce achievement gaps in historically underserved student populations.

There are two stated purposes for the funds distributed under the Student Investment Account:

Meet students’ mental or behavioral health needs, and
Increase academic achievement for students, including reducing academic disparities for:

Economically disadvantaged students;
Students from racial or ethnic groups that have historically experienced academic disparities;
Students with disabilities;
Students who are English language learners;
Students who are foster children;
Students who are homeless; and
Any other student groups that have historically experienced academic disparities, as determined by the State Board of Education.