Oregon schools hired 100-plus emergency teachers for special education, potentially breaking federal law

The state is responsible for ensuring the law is followed. But Oregon education officials appear to be shirking that responsibility.

Related Keywords

Oregon ,United States ,Clackamas ,Portland ,California ,Palo Alto ,Orvallis ,Michael Dembrow ,Larry Didmore ,Alex Baumhardt ,Anthony Rosiliez ,Shirley Skidmore ,Sara Schultz ,Valerie Williams ,Marc Siegel ,Sara Gelser Blouin ,Jake Cornett ,Oregon Department Of Education ,National Center ,National Assessment Of Educational Progress ,Practices Commission ,Clackamas Education Service District ,Youtube ,Office Of Special Education Programs ,Pioneer Special School Program ,Committee On Ways ,Us Department Of Education ,Disabilities Education Act ,Oregon Department ,Teacher Standards ,Oregon Capital Chronicle ,Capital Chronicle ,Disability Rights ,National Assessment ,Educational Progress ,Senate Education Committee ,Portland Public Schools ,Buckman Elementary ,Learning Policy Institute ,Special Education Programs ,Education Service District ,Capitol Chronicle ,Director Anthony Rosiliez ,Joint Committee ,Teachers Standards ,