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The 46th annual "Take Back the Night" march will begin at the University of Oregon Thursday evening.
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Missteps and technical problems associated with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid are fueling concerns about the government’s ability to serve students from immigrant families effectively.
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This May, voters will decide whether to renew the Eugene 4J School District’s operations levy.
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For the first time, the South Eugene Robotics team, or SERT, is ranked number 1 in the Pacific Northwest. Now they’re heading to the World Championships in Houston, Texas.
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The latest round outlines $40 million in reductions. Combined with cuts announced in December, it’s the biggest reduction Salem-Keizer has seen in over a decade.
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The district plans to address hazards, like River Road, by adding more students to bus routes, or adding crossing guards to areas where the district does not have enough drivers to transport additional students.
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The family of an award-winning author who formerly taught at Oregon State University has established a fund to support students at the Corvallis campus who study writing.
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Oakland voters will see a school bond measure to replace an aging gym on the May ballot. A similar bond failed in November, but this measure is different.
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Schools looking to keep up with inflation and other rising costs are looking toward student tuition to help fill budget gaps.
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In most Oregon districts, students missed school more often than the national average last year. However, nearly 20 districts matched the national average. Some saw improvements.
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After nearly a year of bargaining, educators reached a tentative agreement with the district on a new two-year contract.
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Individual school reports obtained by OPB show how many full-time positions each Portland school was allotted under the district’s initial budget proposal.