Julia Silverman

At 55%, the state's college-going rate remains well below its 2011 peak of 65%, raising concerns about future economic and equity implications.

Students say they feel safe at school but are fearful of what might happen to themselves and their family when school lets out.

A panel of experts recommended “big shifts” in practice, but many Oregon education preparation programs say they are already meeting the state’s standards.

School board members have the final say on the plan, which would split middle school feeders and boost enrollment at Jefferson, while lowering it at Grant, Roosevelt and McDaniel High Schools.

A competing firm is protesting the award, which a former school board member alleged is "a heist of unprecedented size."

Oregon’s high rate of student absenteeism barely budged since the previous year, new state data shows.

The body of Devon Dobek, 51, has been found after he was reported missing in late October during a hunting trip in the Mount Hood National Forest.

The independent theater’s CEO gave no timeline for reopening the theater as holiday movie season approaches.

A former state employee lost his job after he tried to alert lawmakers to problems with how the state calculates the extra funding it gives school districts for the costs of educating students from lower-income families.

The debate centers on whether the state has provided enough money to school districts to provide a "quality education," where 90% of students will graduate on time.