A 2022 law requires schools to accept student credits earned in corrections or medical care programs, according to an Oregon Department of Education memo Wednesday.
The law includes education programs in youth corrections, juvenile detention, hospitals and long-term care and treatment facilities. ODE strongly encourages school districts to review student transcripts to award credits for program work done before the law came into effect.
School budgeting is one part science and one part educated guesses seasoned with unforeseen circumstances and a pinch of hopeful thinking baked under a constant heat of state and federal…
The Oregon Department of Education is updating the “Supporting Gender Expansive Students: Guidance for Schools” it put out two years ago. The section it published Tuesday, March 18, on athletics…
The Phoenix-Talent School District offers a quick rundown of school budget basics on its website. A school district budget is a plan based on a series of estimates, and it’s…
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The Phoenix-Talent School District offers a quick rundown of school budget basics on its website. A school district budget is a plan based on a series of estimates, and it’s...
