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La historia es un poco complicada, pero por suerte, ¡tenemos excelentes reporteros en Oregón!

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Education (Crisis) in Oregon

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Leaving It Up to the Locals Impedes Oregon’s Much-Needed Reading Recovery: Unlike other states, Oregon funds its 197 school districts but does little to hold them to account for their outcomes

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Three Ways a Dollar Spent on Schools in Oregon Disappears

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Undercount Part 1: Oregon’s school funding formula is broken. Its poorest students pay the price

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Undercount Part 5: To fix the systemic undercount of its poorest students, Oregon may need to start from scratch

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Most of Oregon’s State Teacher Prep Programs Still Get an F in Reading Instruction

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From ‘Almost Brainwashed’ to Pioneer: How one teacher’s struggle to save her son led her to take on Oregon’s reading crisis

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Oregon Schools: What Went Wrong?

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In Oregon, a push for school accountability comes with emphasis on local control

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Oregon’s Education Workforce Climbed While Student Enrollment Slid:
The state added nearly 12,000 employees since 2020, but school districts face layoffs as budget cuts loom

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The Oregon Education Association Is Mighty—but Slipping
A loss in court and poor educational outcomes have weakened the union’s standing. It has responded with strikes and primary challenges to Democratic incumbents

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Oregon enables students to skip state tests and it’s undermining improvement, experts say

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At Oregon’s powerful teachers union, disenchantment with political status quo fuels a vibe shift

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Oregon’s near-worst-in-nation education outcomes prompt a reckoning on school spending

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Mississippi’s Reading Turnaround Holds Lessons for Oregon

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Unprepared: The Broken Pipeline Teaching Oregon’s Teachers. How our education leaders have failed the classroom

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Minuscule test score gains signal Oregon faces years of digging out from its post-pandemic academic hole

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Oregon schools' pandemic recovery lags behind much of the nation

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Oregon Schools: What Went Wrong

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​Oversight over state literacy grants draws scrutiny from the Secretary of State

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Oregon fails to turn page on reading: $250 million spent in 25 years (3-PART SPECIAL REPORT)

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A new database to look up K-5 schools’ reading curriculum is live in Oregon, but advocates say key info is missing​

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Oregon has lost its way on the educational front

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Oregon Test Results Point to an Accountability Problem

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Oregon’s school funding formula undercounts poverty, denying some districts millions. Lawmakers are poised to approve it anyway

 

Oregon Most Regressive State for Funding High Poverty School Districts

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Salem school district says state scrimped on its poorest students for decades

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Panel recommends sweeping changes in how Oregon colleges of education prepare teachers to instruct reading

 

Oregon teacher preparation programs need to better equip graduates to teach children to read

 

Things that Work!

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Mississippi Fixed Its Schools. Here’s How Other States Can Too.

 

These three Red States  are the Best Hope in Schooling 

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More Funding for K-12 is important, but Alone not Sufficient

 

Three Ways State Education Agencies Can Proactively Drive Change​​

 

Policy Lessons from States That Improved Students’ Reading and Math Proficiency

 

​The Key Parts of a ‘Science of Reading’ Transformation: Mississippi  Chief of DOE discusses what a state can do to improve reading at scale

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Behind the scenes of Mississippi’s school turnaround with Carey Wright

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Building a New Accountability System for Truly Student-Centered Education

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The Literacy Crisis in the U.S. is Deeply Concerning—and Totally Preventable

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50-State Comparison: School Accountability Systems

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Effectiveness of Early Literacy Policies When Statewide Efforts Support Them​

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Four Reasons Why Mississippi’s Reading Gains Are Neither Myth Nor Miracle

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From last to 16th place in 4th grade reading: Louisiana elementary students leading nation in growth

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Kids getting the help they need!

 

A few Oregon elementary schools target reading skills with virtual tutors

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John Hopkins study on virtual tutoring showed that students in all groups made large gains, including multilingual learners, low-income students, and students of color. 

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Why Steubenville, Ohio, Might Be the Best School District in America: High-poverty Rust Belt district is exceptional at teaching kids to read and has been for more than a decade​​

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SoCal school districts serve as bright spot amid CA literacy crisis

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Reading scores climb after targeted intervention at California’s worst-performing schools

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How Tennessee Bucked the Trend of Declining Math Scores

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