Elizabeth Miller
Oregon Public Broadcasting-
Oregon’s four-year graduation rate is up slightly, to 81.3% for the Class of 2022. It's the second-highest rate recorded for Oregon students.
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The new document expands the guidance from transgender students specifically to serving all gender expansive students. “Gender expansive” is a term used in the document to describe a range of gender identities, including transgender, nonbinary, intersex, genderqueer and Two Spirit.
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Staffing shortages are among the challenges that have left students in special education physically at risk and academically unserved — even though they are among the student groups in greatest need after more than two school years of pandemic disruptions.
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A survey of 34,000 LGBTQ people released by the Trevor Project in December analyzes mental health challenges at state and national levels.
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Ignite! Reading is being piloted in 20 schools and districts across the country, including in Tigard and Eastern Oregon
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Kotek is the longest-serving House Speaker in Oregon history and will be Oregon’s first openly lesbian governor. She has promised a more proactive, but still compassionate, approach to homelessness and crime in Oregon, than her predecessor, Gov. Kate Brown.
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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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The national data is the first released since the beginning of the pandemic.
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Recent hot weather and Oregon’s old school buildings led to an uncomfortable start to the year in many places. Wildfire smoke can add to the discomfort. Here's a look at how schools are responding.
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Comprehensive, age-appropriate sex ed has all kinds of social, emotional and academic benefits, researchers say. Here's what that looks like, from K through 12.
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A new report out Thursday from Oregon education officials recommends changes to what’s required to earn a high school diploma.
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Decisions on masking and other COVID-19 safety measures are up to local school districts and health officials.