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Over the past few years, the Oregon Legislature has responded to industry-wide labor shortages in manufacturing, tech and health care by directing millions of dollars to workforce development programs. Now, education advocates say it should do the same for child care and preschool teachers.

Teens produce PSAs as part of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) project at Willow Wind Community Learning Center in Ashland.

Lewis & Clark received federal funds for training a pipeline of school psychologists to meet growing needs among kids of color in Oregon.

Author Jenee Henry Wood offers a playbook for redesigning schools today for better outcomes in the future.

A documentary called "The Right to Read" examines where the system failed, and who it is failing, by filmmaker, Jenny Mackenzie along with Ronda Fritz, who teaches at the College of Education at Eastern Oregon University.

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden met with high school students in Phoenix Thursday to take their hard-pressing questions on the environment, education and more.

Becs Walker is Director of Sustainability at SOU and joins the Exchange to offer insight into outcomes of the recent conference.

Kari May, Library Director at Jackson County Library Services, joins the Exchange to discuss the increase in book banning efforts

Umpqua Community College purchased three commercial buildings in downtown Roseburg a year ago to develop housing for students.

Police say there isn’t enough evidence to press charges against an employee investigated for sexual misconduct.

Kathleen Corley wrote a book, The Magical Place We Call School: Creating a Safe Space for Learning and Happiness in a Challenging World.

Gov. Tina Kotek said Tuesday she plans to spearhead a statewide conversation over how to address the myriad of systemic challenges plaguing the state’s public school system.