Oregon's pushing back on a Trump administration attempt to curtail diversity, equity and inclusion. If the state loses federal K-12 funding, a new tool shows what that might affect.

Two weeks before a bond goes to voters, Portland School Board members are fighting about its contents.

Self Enhancement Inc.'s Education Co-Op will distribute $2.5 million in grants yearly to education programming in Multnomah County.

Dan Rayfield joined 15 states and the Pennsylvania governor in an effort to win back suspended COVID-era recovery dollars.

The Oregon Department of Education is pushing back against an April 3 federal order for states to scrap DEI programs, else risk losing federal funding.

If Trump stripped Oregon of key reading and math programs, why isn’t the state fighting back?

A widely-anticipated audit of Preschool for All raised concerns about the program's expansion.

Multnomah County’s Preschool for All, which seeks to guarantee tuition-free child care to every preschooler in the county by 2030, reported another year of dramatically underspending its budget.

The Portland School Board directed district officials to lower costs for what would be some of the nation’s most expensive high schools. Preliminary savings are much less than it once hoped for.

Preschool for All will have 3,800 seats in the 2025-26 school year, surpassing revised goals by 800 seats but about 700 seats off original plans.

Ken Cavagnolo will run against School Board member Christy Splitt in Zone 1.

The Oregon Department of Education has 10 days to certify that the state’s K-12 programs are compliant with federal antidiscrimination law, or it risks losing federal funding.

Four scholarships at the University of Oregon are under fire from the Equal Protection Project, a conservative legal group.