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The Quality Education Commission has launched a survey to help inform its August report to the Oregon Legislature. The survey closes April 30.

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Oregon school board members are facing a difficult budget season, and for many it will be the first time they have had to consider reductions. School leaders who have been there, as well as students, have some suggestions.

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Jerome “Jerry” Colonna has been honored with the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators’ first Lifetime Achievement Award.
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