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Title IX updates go into effect Aug. 1 in Oregon; webinars are available on cyber threats and protecting student and staff privacy

July 25, 2024

School leaders must stay current on students’ federal rights, and the government is offering resources to help. The U.S. Education Department will begin enforcing Aug. 1 updated Title IX rules... Read More

Average school district PERS rates to increase 1.4 percentage points

July 25, 2024

Average school district pension rates will continue to creep up next year. Districts with side accounts intended to buffer costs will see the biggest percentage increases, a tough pill to... Read More

District aims for federal emergency funds’ benefits to outlast pandemic’s harm

May 1, 2024

Central Middle School students return to their campus from the Milton-Freewater School District’s new classroom building on the edge of the McLoughlin High School campus. The district built the science,... Read More

OSBA legislative goals center on stable and adequate school funding

April 22, 2024

State Rep. Hoa Nguyen, D-Portland, who is also a member of the David Douglas School Board, addresses OSBA’s Legislative Policy Committee on Saturday about tackling chronic absenteeism. (Photo by Emielle... Read More

Resources for Implementing Board Stipends

February 22, 2024

During the 2023 Legislative Session, the Oregon Legislature passed House Bill 2753 which allows school board members to receive stipends for their service on the board. The Oregon Government Ethics... Read More

The road to reduced school resources is paved with bills with good intentions

February 20, 2024

The Legislature is full of good ideas that OSBA supports because they will help students and improve schools. Good ideas usually require money, though, and OSBA is careful to monitor... Read More

Federal rule changes open window for more free student meals

December 6, 2023

Rainier School District students still line up to record that they received a meal, but as of Dec. 1, the federal government is paying for them. Oregon school districts have... Read More

Board work doesn’t stop at schoolhouse door

November 13, 2023

Liz Martin said it hurt when the Lincoln County School District was named in 2018 as a district in need of improvement, an Every Student Succeeds Act designation meaning students... Read More

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month coincides with return to school

September 18, 2023

September is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. As students return to classrooms, advocates want educators to be on the lookout for warning signs and to be particularly aware of... Read More

Recent bond and local option election data

August 30, 2023

Historical school district, community college and ESD bond and local option election results. All results are unofficial. If the button above does not work, please click on this link: https://osba.enviseams.com/MyResources/links/bond-elections... Read More

Exhibitors & Sponsors – Annual Convention 2023

July 19, 2023

There are 32 exhibitor booths available as shown on the exhibitor map. Tiers are based on distance from the exhibitor hall entrance and prime attendee traffic zones. Booth purchases for both tiers include two full days of exhibitor space, Read More

Additional staff make Tillamook schools better places to be

May 24, 2023

Heather Gerlt, Tillamook School District’s Liberty Elementary instructional equity coach, works with students to find the sources of their academic struggles. (Photo by Jake Arnold, OSBA) The Legislature has devoted... Read More

How to be a Board Member

May 15, 2023

Be your best on the board Key areas of responsibilities for school board members. Code of conduct for school board members This information is from Boardsmanship For Oregon School Board... Read More

Communicating During the Board Meeting

May 15, 2023

Is the lack of attendance at your board meeting a source of concern to you? Do you wish more people knew what the board of directors does? Do you, or... Read More

Choosing the Chair

May 15, 2023

The selection of the board chair is made no later than the next regular meeting following July 1 each year. (Board Policy BC/BCA) A commission issue for board members is... Read More

Dealing with Crisis

May 15, 2023

There will be times when crisis confronts your school district. Above all, don’t panic. It is imperative that boards have a communications plan in place so that should a crisis... Read More

Be Your Best on the Board

May 15, 2023

Why should I spend time and money on board workshops and conferences? You were elected because your community believes you can make a difference for education. You’re now a student... Read More

Board Meeting Minutes

May 15, 2023

Boards and their committees are required to take minutes at all meetings. All minutes except those of an executive session should be available to the public within a reasonable time... Read More

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Amazing, innovative and heroic stories take place in Oregon’s schools every day. OSBA wants to share some of the work that shows public education is #OregonStrong. Today we have a story from Adrian School DistrictAdrian Senior Earns Prestigious Ford Scholarship (Facebook)Read more: tinyurl.com/2tp8vuk3 #oregonstrong #Oregon #publiceducation #studentsucces #EducationMatters ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we have a story from Springfield Public Schools:
Thurston High School team refurbishes computers, donates them to families and students in need

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Today we have a story from Nyssa Elementary School:
Nyssa Earns National Recognition for Building Student Character (Facebook)

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Mark Redmond, Malheur ESD superintendent, gave OSBA's Emielle Nischik (right) and Stacy Michaelson a tour Monday of some of eastern Oregon's school districts, including Arock, Jordan Valley, Adrian and Ontario.

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