Willamette Week

The Public Health Crisis of Racism Starts Early—With Who Gets Bullied at School

Black eighth graders drink more soda and less water, smoke more cigarettes and drink more alcohol.

Murmurs: Private Schools Allowed to Open

In other news: Wind and fire knock out power and close schools.

University of Oregon Will Charge Students for a Full Year of Dorm Housing Even if They Can’t Enter the Classroom

Only if U of O is forced to clear the campus, including dorms, will families get financial relief.

A Groundbreaking Plan for Free Preschool Is Taking an Unprecedented Path to the Ballot

One county commissioner forged a compromise. Not everyone thinks it’s fair.

Once Again, More Than 5% of Oregon Tests for COVID-19 Came Back Positive

Oregon still not meeting the statewide criteria for reopening schools.

Some Oregon Students Can Return to Class

The new guidelines also allow small districts and schools located in rural areas more latitude to open fully.

Dr. Rebecca Hicks Says Oregon 20-Somethings Have to Stop Partying so Children Can Return to School

Oregon doctors are seeking a full-court press against the virus. They want Gov. Kate Brown to follow the same strategy she’s used to control COVID’s spread, but intensify it.

Oregon High School Football and Soccer Seasons Postponed Until Spring

The Oregon School Activities Association’s executive board approved a vote to shift the traditional high school sports calendar, pushing back competitions by several months.

Multnomah County Commissioner Sharon Meieran Supports Referral of Competing Preschool Measures

There are potentially competing measure to expand public support for preschools.

Parent Files Complaint Over Comcast Service for Portland’s Low-Income Families

DOJ complaint alleges that Comcast Internet Essentials doesn’t bridge the digital divide.

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