Many of Benson Polytechnic High School's current students were just babies the last time the school had a student paper. Now, student editors have big hopes for its future.

“I understand you have difficult choices in front of you, but raiding monies from…Safe Routes to School is like stealing a kid’s lunch money.”

If the strikes drag on, PCC could be a case study for whether unemployment benefits strengthen the determination of employees to hold out for a better deal.

Portland Public Schools’ postsecondary readiness rate, a measure of how prepared graduates will be in college or the workforce after high school, continues to lag behind the district’s high school graduation rate.

Portland Public Schools is negotiating with several of its unions as it looks to patch an unexpected $10 million mid-year budget gap, presenting most with the choice to furlough or lay off large numbers of employees.

The decision marks a striking reversal for the district, who will now support MLC’s recruitment efforts.

PPS is confident that the high school's closure is in line with Portland School Board policy. The board’s members appear split on whether that’s true.

In a striking reversal from her rhetoric last year, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek today announced the convening of an expert panel to explore creating a statewide universal preschool program.

The district’s decision to eliminate ninth through 12th grade at Metropolitan Learning Center was not only abrupt, it might also violate the district’s own policy around school closure.

It turns out that in order to become Puddles, the University of Oregon’s beloved mascot, one must have many ducks in a row.