The Promise of Oregon

The Promise of Oregon

OSBA founded “The Promise of Oregon” campaign in 2014 to focus attention on the accomplishments of Oregon’s kindergarten-14 students and the need to adequately fund public education.

 

Through its photographs, videos and stories, the campaign highlights the aspirations of students and demonstrates their incredible accomplishments and potential. The campaign also provides school board members and other education advocates with the tools to advocate for Oregon’s public schools, and joins other efforts, such as the Oregonians for Student Success and Oregon Rising campaigns, in advocating for public schools.

As our greatest natural resource, the students of Oregon dream of conquering diabetes, mastering physics, protecting the environment, and, in some cases, growing up to be just like their parents. At the same time, adults who have graduated from Oregon schools and gone on to successful careers recognize the importance of investing in our public education system. Enjoy – and share – these videos!

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What a day full of inspiring messages and bridge-building collaboration it was. The Summer Board Conference brings so many hearts and minds together that it’s hard to quantify the breadth of productivity packed into one day. With people from every corner of the state gathered under one roof, one common thread unites them all: building a better future for students in Oregon. #osba25sbc #oregon #education #publicschools #schoolboard #educationmatters #studentsuccess ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, the lunch hour began at 12:15 with OSBA Board President Chris Cronin announcing the next iteration of summer training: the Summer School Sessions, which will launch in 2026. The one-day school board governance and administrative professional training sessions will take place on two dates at two locations. The first one on Thursday, July 16, 2026, in Eugene at Lane Community College. The second on Friday, July 10, 2026, in Redmond at Ridgeview High School.#osba25sbc #Oregon #education #publicschools #schoolboard #educationmatters#studentsuccess #osba #publiceducation #Legislature #2025legislation ... See MoreSee Less
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OSBA has added regional trainers to lower barriers to high-quality school board training in Oregon. Michael Campbell will be serving southern Oregon, joining Mark Mulvihill serving eastern Oregon.
 
Read more: https://www.osba.org/osba-adds-regional-trainer-in-southern-oregon/

#oregon #education #schoolboard #training

OSBA is coordinating with the Oregon Department of Education to provide guidance to school leaders on implementing Gov. Tina Kotek’s school cellphone ban.
Read more: https://www.osba.org/school-cellphone-ban-is-work-in-progress/ #oregon #education #publicschool #cellphones #phonesinschool @ORDeptEd

Today we have a story from Neah-Kah-Nie School District:
How Forestry is Fueling Student Success at Neah-Kah-Nie

Read more: https://www.cosa.k12.or.us/news/how-forestry-fueling-student-success-neah-kah-nie

#OregonStrong #oregon #publiceducation #studentsuccess #educationmatters

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