Portland School Board members are elected citywide, even though they represent individual zones. Why is that?

In a public statement, School Board member Julia Brim-Edwards says the bond should provide specific details on seismic upgrades and answer to the district’s Native community.

District officials told the School Board on April 8 that they could trim between $33 million and $67 million off the grand total. That’s, at best, less than 5% of total costs.

More than 95% of members in Portland State University’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors voted to ratify a new contract with the university on Tuesday.

The move to pay some of the district’s top officials more comes as PPS faces a $40 million budget deficit in the upcoming year.

PPS's latest budget draft comes after months of discussion, and will cut $17 million from central services and administration, and $23 million from school-based budgets.

A Portland Public Schools initiative to bring students living in outer East Portland back to schools in North and Northeast saw almost no applications this academic year.

Short school years and high rates of chronic absenteeism in Oregon amplify each other in a new analysis.

As career technical education becomes a more popular postsecondary path, students and teachers at Benson shared their projects at the 102nd Tech Show.

Oregon's pushing back on a Trump administration attempt to curtail diversity, equity and inclusion. If the state loses federal K-12 funding, a new tool shows what that might affect.

Two weeks before a bond goes to voters, Portland School Board members are fighting about its contents.

Self Enhancement Inc.'s Education Co-Op will distribute $2.5 million in grants yearly to education programming in Multnomah County.

Dan Rayfield joined 15 states and the Pennsylvania governor in an effort to win back suspended COVID-era recovery dollars.

The Oregon Department of Education is pushing back against an April 3 federal order for states to scrap DEI programs, else risk losing federal funding.

If Trump stripped Oregon of key reading and math programs, why isn’t the state fighting back?