Eddie Wang and Michelle DePass want a new School Board to prioritize the bigger picture. But accountability means different things to different members.

The Portland School Board on Tuesday night unanimously voted to execute a $16 million purchase and sale agreement for a building for the Center for Black Student Excellence, about five years after voters first approved its creation in 2020.

A district-commissioned report to assess seismic risk at each of its buildings does not immediately make clear what structures’ collapses would be most devastating during an earthquake.

The fight has raised larger questions about how administrators came to their decision to shut down the classroom and reignited tensions around class sizes in the district.

The district has said it will start due diligence on the property, including how the building will operate, after an initial approval of the purchase and sale agreement.

Tensions between Multnomah County and its former Preschool for All director rage on.

Portland Public Schools folded some guidance on artificial intelligence into its district technology policy for students and staff over the summer.

The Trump administration is threatening funding to an Oregon sex-ed program over its curricula's inclusion of "gender ideology."

A hiring letter raises new questions about how the county handled its ex-Preschool for All director’s conflict of interest.

PPS Superintendent Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong also confirmed she plans to have a conversation about redrawing Jefferson High School’s boundaries within the academic year.