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Message from the Vose NAC Chair

Vose Neighborhood Postcard
Learn more about your neighborhood, view this postcard (PDF)

Welcome to the Vose Neighborhood Association Committee. We meet monthly to discuss ideas and issues and work on projects to improve our neighborhood. Anyone that lives, owns property or a business, or represents a non-profit organization within the neighborhood boundaries, is a member! Please join us. (Please check the agendas and minutes side link for specific meeting information.) The NAC meeting is the designated forum for committee participant’s to share ideas and community news with neighbors. It is also an opportunity to meet with city officials on various issues throughout the year. Check out the “Get Involved” links below.

Leadership
Penny Douglas, NAC Chair
6170 SW Mad Hatter Ln
Beaverton OR 97008
Home: (503) 643-2027

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History and Origins

Aaron Vasco Denney and Alice Smith pose by their new home, 1902.

1902, Aaron Vasco Denney and
Alice Smith pose by their new home.
Annie Vose lived with the Denney family
after her husband’s Death in 1947.

Vose Neighborhood Association shares its name with Vose School in honor of Annie and Burgett Vose who taught elementary school together beginning at McKay School.

Annie began teaching in 1928. “When Mr. Vose died in 1947, Annie lived with the Denney family, after whom Denney Road is named (the location of Vose School)” (Vose School, 2006). After her retirement from full-time teaching, Annie was a substitute teacher until her death in 1967.

Reference—

Vose School, (2006). History. Retrieved December 27, 2006 from: http://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/vose/main_pages/vose_history.htm

To learn more about the City’s history, see Beaverton history and the online historical photo gallery.

School Ratings

Note: The school ratings, in order from to best to worst, are: Exceptional, Strong, Satisfactory, Low, and Unacceptable.

School Ratings Vose
LevelSchoolRating
ElementaryVoseSatisfactory
Middle SchoolWhitfordSatisfactory
High SchoolBeavertonIn Need of Improvement
Data provided by the Oregon Department of Education. Last updated: 01/19/2010

See also School Ratings for all Neighborhoods.

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