Welcome to PACE, the leader in property and liability insurance for Oregon education.

What's New on PACE

PACE helps save the day for Intermountain ESD - May 10, 2012
SafeSchools and SafeColleges contract approved for 2012-13 - May 7, 2012
PACE helps South Coast ESD recover from fire - April 6, 2012
Annual Report shows another strong performance - March 6, 2012
Best Practices: Spring Sports: Things to Remember! - February 9, 2012
Best Practices: Walk "defensively" to avoid slips, trips & falls - December 19, 2011
Best Practices: Winter weather and property losses - October 26, 2011
Best Practices: Review concussion policies - August 24, 2011
Best Practices: Heat-related illnesses and school sports - July 29, 2011
Partnership with SafeSchools® offers training options and flexibility - June 1, 2011
Best Practices: How can schools respond to cyberbullying? - April 19, 2011
Risk Alert: Make a safe place for kids to play - March 17, 2011
BOLI/civil rights complaints on the rise - February 25, 2011
Best Practices: ADA definition of service animal changes - January 27, 2011

PACE-SETTING Strength
PACE is the largest property and liability risk pool of school entities in Oregon. It combines the resources of more than 200 public school districts, charter schools, education service districts and community colleges. Its surplus reserve and financial stability are rock-solid.

PACE-SETTING Value
PACE offers the best price and coverage options. Its size and strength allow PACE to negotiate the most competitive deals from re-insurers.

PACE-SETTING Service
PACE delivers the most personalized services in the industry. PACE members receive customized training, loss prevention and control, underwriting, and legal assistance.

PACE-SETTING Convenience
PACE works only through local independent insurance agents, who help members select the right coverage. Schedules for pricing and member contributions are geared to members’ budgeting cycles.

PACE-SETTING Focus
PACE exists solely for entities that are in the business of education. It is governed by educators and administered by the Oregon School Boards Association and Special Districts Association of Oregon – with a combined 50 years' experience serving the specialized needs of local governments.