Middle School Programs

2025 Fall Cross Country

*ID Registration Opens Saturday August 9th - Please review the Parent Handbook linked to this page for full program details and policies.

Get involved with your school and make new friends through cross country. Train two days a week at your school, then represent your team in a district-wide series of meets with other Beaverton middle schools. This outdoor program runs rain or shine, so be sure to dress for the weather.

Participants will train to compete in 3,000-meter races while building confidence, endurance, and school spirit. The season includes three regular meets followed by a final District Meet featuring all participating schools.

Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. ISB students practice from 3:25 to 4:40 p.m. The season runs from September 9 through October 30.

There will be three regular-season meets followed by a final District Meet. THPRD provides one-way bus transportation from the school to the meet location for the first three meets. Families must pick up students from the meet location afterward, as THPRD does not provide return transportation.

Students in grades 6-8 who attend middle school in the Beaverton School District are eligible to participate through Cedar Hills Recreation Center.

You can also join if you are:

• A BSD middle school homeschool student
• A BSD option school student
• A student living within THPRD boundaries who attends private school

Participating Schools and Class Codes: Link to Register

• CH29100 Cedar Park Track & Field
• CH29101 Conestoga Track & Field
• CH29102 Five Oaks Track & Field
• CH29103 Highland Park Track & Field
• CH29104 Meadow Park Track & Field
• CH29105 Mt. View Track & Field
• CH29106 Stoller Track & Field
• CH29107 Tumwater Track & Field
• CH29108 Whitford Track & Field
• CH29109 ISB Track & Field
• CH29110 XC Extra Miles - Saturday Training

XC Extra Miles - Saturday Training

Add extra miles and extra camaraderie with our Saturday Cross Country sessions. Runners from across the district come together for fun and focused workouts featuring distance runs, drills, and games designed to improve speed, endurance, and confidence. Open to all athletes participating in the Middle School Cross Country program, these sessions are the perfect way to get race-ready while connecting with teammates beyond weekday practices.

Practices take place at Cedar Hills Recreation Center.

Class Code: CH29110

Dates: Saturday Sept 20th - Saturday Oct 18th. 10:00 am - 11:30 am.

2026 Spring Track & Field

*Season dates are still being finalized, registration will open December 6th, 2026

Athletes will have the opportunity to train in various events, including sprints, distance running, jumps, throws, and more, all while building teamwork and making new friends. Practices are held twice a week on Tuesdays & Thursdays at your school’s campus, with opportunities to compete against other Beaverton School District (BSD) middle schools.

Students in grades 6-8 who attend middle school in the Beaverton School District are eligible to participate in after-school recreation through Cedar Hills Recreation Center.

You can also join if you are:

• A BSD middle school homeschool student
• A BSD option school student
• A student living within THPRD boundaries who attends private school

*More information regarding the Middle School Track & Field Program will be avalible at the end of Cross Country season.

Financial Assistance

THPRD offers financial assistance for in-district residents. For more details, please call (503) 645-6433 and ask about THPRD's scholarship program.

Volunteers and Coaches Needed!

We hire staff as head coaches each season. If you are interested, please apply here.

We also recruit volunteers to help out as Assistant Coaches for Track & Field each spring and Cross Country each fall. Volunteer coaches are expected to communicate avalibility to Head Coach and Program Coordinator. If you're interested in volunteering with the Middle School Program, please complete this application.

Help is needed to run track meets each spring and cross country meets each fall. Volunteers assist with welcoming athletes, providing support with timekeeping and assisting with various meet stations throughout each event. No experience is required. If you are interested in assisting with these meets, you can sign up to volunteer here.

If you have questions about these opportunities, please call Cedar Hills Recreation Center at 503-629-6340.