Portland Public Schools outlines potential cuts
Portland Public Schools says it may need to shed up to 228 positions to close $41 million budget gap
Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong planned to unveil the first detailed look at what $41.3 million in cuts could mean for students, teachers and school communities, including the loss of 228 positions across the district.
Preliminary Enrollment Forecasts Show Steeper Decline to Come for Portland Public Schools
PSU shared several enrollment scenarios with WW. In the middle forecast, which splits the difference between best- and worst-case scenarios, PSU researchers forecast the district will go from serving 43,375 students to 37,057 by the 2034-35 school year. That’s a loss of 6,318 students over the next 10 years—a 14.5% decline.
Portland Public Schools is facing an estimated $40 million budget shortfall for the 2025-2026 school year, which will likely ...
Five years after it was funded by the 2020 bond, the Center for Black Student Excellence still has no dedicated site, no ...
Portland Public Schools officials on Wednesday released its initial proposal for bridging a $41 million budget deficit for ...
Early Wednesday, the school board delayed a vote on whether to fire Lincoln Middle School athletic director Jemal Murph for ...
PORTLAND (WGME) – A Portland teacher accused of punching a student will now keep his job. Portland Public Schools sent an ...
Officials with Portland police and the Multnomah County district attorney’s office spoke Wednesday morning after five people ...
On Jan. 7, the Portland Public Schools Board referred a $1.83 billion bond to voters on the May ballot. It’s meant to fund ...
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