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“He wanted his identity to be a reporter, and that’s what it was,” his father said.

Oregon is the only state in the country to rely solely on U.S. Census Bureau data to account for poverty in school districts, undercounting more than 100,000 students statewide.

Cayle Tern, a Reynolds School District board director and APANO civic engagement manager, died last week, leading to a flood of public condolences.

The debate centers on whether the state has provided enough money to school districts to provide a "quality education," where 90% of students will graduate on time.

The changes would affect attendance zones for four high schools: Grant, Jefferson, McDaniel and Roosevelt.

One family's wait exposes systemic problems in state's response to school discrimination allegations.

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Overall, the state’s students are still performing far below pre-COVID levels, according to results released Thursday by the Oregon Department of Education.

The move comes after years of negotiations between the school district and the Portland Association of Teachers over a pay schedule for outside-of-class duties.

The Portland teachers' union is seeking a commitment for early release on next week's "hottest days."

The school board is gearing up to consider merging some schools and sunsetting the dual attendance zone at Jefferson High School.

Oregon has more accurate datasets. But statute requires that the funding formula use on child poverty estimates the U.S. Census Bureau generates each year, which are less precise.

Virginia La Forte, a marketing and communications strategist, won election to the Portland School Board on Tuesday.