Portland teacher fired for insubordination receives $295,000 settlement from district
In exchange, former Harriet Tubman Middle School teacher Bryan Chu agreed not to pursue any further legal action against the ...
Can ICE now raid churches, schools and hospitals? What we can VERIFY
After DHS revoked previous guidance for immigration enforcement, we VERIFY if ICE agents can now enter schools, churches and ...
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 ...
Portland Public Schools outlines potential cuts ahead of $40M budget deficit
Portland Public Schools is facing a $40 million budget deficit, and an outline of how Oregon’s largest school district could ...
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Portland Public Schools Says It Could Cut 230 Jobs to Meet Budget Shortfall
Portland Public Schools officials released an initial proposal Wednesday for bridging a $41 million budget deficit for the ...
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$40M deficit forces Portland Public Schools to consider deep cuts and job losses
Portland Public Schools is facing an estimated $40 million budget shortfall for the 2025-2026 school year, which will likely ...
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Watch: Portland Public Schools outlines potential cuts ahead of $40M budget deficit
Portland Public Schools is facing a $40 million budget deficit, and an outline of how Oregon's largest school district could ...
Portland Public Schools faces $40M shortfall; Invites input on budget cuts
Portland Public Schools is facing a $40 million budget shortfall and administrators are asking for the community’s input on where cuts should be made.
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Portland Public Schools Estimates 1,700 Native Students in District
PPS spokesperson Sydney Kelly says that when the district reports numbers for the federal racial code of American ...
Portland Public Schools blames financial pressures for $40M shortfall
The district blames financial pressures for the shortfall, saying inflation and the cost of PERS, the state employee retirement system, continue to rise.