Artificial intelligence offers powerful tools for education but also potential pitfalls for schools.
The U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights has created a guidance to help educators avoid discrimination related to AI. The document includes examples of common AI uses in K-12 classrooms that could lead to discrimination complaints.
The nominating period is open for the 2025 Oregon School Nurse or Nurse Administrator of the Year. The selection committee will evaluate nominees based on standards of practice, care coordination,…
As Oregon districts wrestle with the best ways to handle cellphones in schools, the U.S. Department of Education has some advice. The Education Department recently published “Planning Together: A Playbook…
Rep. Courtney Neron, Interim House Education Committee chair, showed deep interest Tuesday in Oregon Department of Education Director Charlene Williams’ testimony about ODE’s new accountability framework. “Accountability” is one of…
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Rep. Courtney Neron, Interim House Education Committee chair, showed deep interest Tuesday in Oregon Department of Education Director Charlene Williams’ testimony about ODE’s new accountability fr...
“Children learn better when they are nourished, and our schools provide vital nutrition for hundreds of thousands of students every weekday,” said OSBA Board President Sami Al-Abdrabbuh. #NSLW24inOR
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