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State Education Board’s vice-chair says Gov. Kotek removed her after she questioned school time order

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By Julia Silverman Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
A pointed critique of Gov. Tina Kotek’s recent executive order seeking to stop school districts from cutting instructional days to save money may have cost a member of the state board of education her role on that body.
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Financiación escolar de Oregón rota: sus alumnos más pobres pagan el precio

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By Julia Silverman Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
Read this story in English: Oregon’s school funding formula is broken. Its poorest students pay the price En una mañana ventosa y nublada de esta primavera, la lista en la que nadie quería estar aterrizó en la bandeja de entrada del director de la escuela secundaria Reynolds, Christopher Greenhalgh, con un golpe metafórico. Había 10 nombres en ella, 10 personas a las que Greenhalgh ahora tenía que informar que perderían sus empleos actuales o que se les reducirían las horas a partir de junio.
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95 Oregon school districts may add back instructional time after state finds widespread shortfalls

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By Julia Silverman Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
At least 95 Oregon school districts say they will have to add more hours to future school year calendars to comply with an executive order Gov. Tina Kotek issued this spring, according to data that the Oregon Department of Education presented to lawmakers this week. That’s roughly half of all of the state’s school districts, far more than were previously publicly known. Kotek’s order, which caught school districts statewide off-guard, was issued in mid-April.
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