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A $6 million land deal between Eureka's school district and a mysterious developer has drawn controversy in recent months over its lack of transparency and possible violations of state codes.
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The Medford School District conducted an eerily lifelike active shooter training last week. It was meant to prepare for something they hope never happens.
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Four candidates endorsed by the Josephine County Republican party all appear to have won elections for seats on the non-partisan board of Grants Pass School District 7.
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As some of Oregon' students struggle with reading, teachers and researchers are bringing new ways of teaching to the classroom.
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Hundreds of thousands of students around the country disappeared from public schools during the pandemic and didn’t resume their studies elsewhere.
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Oregon’s overall school-age vaccination rate lags the national average. Pop-up clinics help kids to catch up with required shots before the Feb. 15 deadline.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is proposing a budget that represents an historic high in school funding during a time of historic need. But some K-12 and higher education experts argue it isn’t enough.
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Over the next five months, legislators in Oregon will consider more than 100 proposals that could impact hundreds of thousands of students statewide.
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The controversial proposal has led neighbors to debate what’s best for the community known as the Green Springs.
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Three Oregon school districts and an education service district have received $20 million from the U.S. Department of Education to hire more mental health staff.
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All three candidates want the Oregon Department of Education to do a better job holding school districts accountable for spending and student outcomes.
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Student test scores released by the California Department of Education this week show statewide declines in English and Math since pre-pandemic days. But one county in far Northern California is still scoring as well as it did before COVID.
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The results — the most thorough look yet at the pandemic’s toll on learning — left education officials and experts neither surprised nor hopeless.
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Many school districts have limited or no dedicated cybersecurity teams. With no statewide standards, districts make their own decisions about cybersecurity measures.