Elizabeth Miller
Oregon Public BroadcastingElizabeth Miller is a reporter for Oregon Public Broadcasting, a JPR news partner. Her reporting comes to JPR through the Northwest News Network, a collaboration between public media organizations in Oregon and Washington.
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End to quarantines, contact tracing among changes in new Oregon guidance for schools, starting MarchNew guidance from the Oregon Department of Education released Wednesday gives schools a better idea of how to operate once the statewide mask mandate lifts March 12.
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Oregon Sen. Sara Gelser Blouin said she heard from Gov. Kate Brown that a bill she sponsored 鈥 aimed at directing the Oregon Department of Education to more quickly investigate and resolve allegations brought by families of students with disabilities 鈥 would not pass during the 2022 short legislative session.
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Medford is among the Oregon school districts that have announced plans to make masks optional after the statewide rule is lifted next month.
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State officials say Oregon is past its 鈥減eak鈥 for COVID-19 cases due to the omicron variant.
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Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would change the conditions under which superintendents can be fired 鈥渨ithout cause."
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The permanent rule replaces temporary rules that expired last week.
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Oregon schools have been hiring substitute teachers to help fill staff shortages due to COVID-19.
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But the Phoenix-Talent School District's extra efforts after the Almeda Fire boosted graduation rates for students made homeless by the fire.
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Parents are seeking answers to questions about COVID-19 and schools, as mounting student and school staff absences push administrators to move learning online.
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In a system 鈥渞un on the backs of parents,鈥 Oregon child care providers continue to struggle through the pandemic
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Starting Jan. 1, the CROWN Act will make it illegal in Oregon to discriminate against Black people for their hairstyles.
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Students who have been exposed to COVID-19 will be able to take two tests over seven days to stay in school.