Have Colorado educators cracked the code to digital diversity?
The state’s online public charter schools are national outliers when it comes to enrolling students of
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Remote learning a relief, Oregon’s nonbinary students say
Some students say attending virtual classes eliminated environments rife with bullying, harassment ABOVE PHOTO: Ben, a former
Schools have always turned to nonprofits for help. Thanks to the pandemic, that need has never been greater
COVID-19 has forced nonprofits to offer everything from cultural classes to masks and vaccines ABOVE
COVID-19 has been great for Oregon’s online charter schools
Many Oregon families opted out of their local districts and into public on-line schools; but
Oregon’s kindergarten class dwindles in pandemic
Of all the public school students who opted out, about a quarter of them were
Understanding Oregon’s Latino education gap
Mt. Angel and Woodburn school districts may be neighbors, but they are far apart in how
Latino enrollment is up at West Linn-Wilsonville School District — but officials aren’t sure why
All the district knows for sure is: The district gained 42 Latino students during the
Oregon’s Student Success Act was supposed to fix much of the ills of public school — then the pandemic hit
Less money has stalled efforts students need now more than ever. ABOVE PHOTO: Art Tech HIgh School
Gervais turns to unconventional methods to keep students engaged
Visiting students door-to-door, has made the difference in the small Marion County school district ABOVE PHOTO: Augustine
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