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Portland Public Schools' $762 million spending plan won't guarantee full-day in-person class if COVID restrictions remain

Portland Public Schools’ $762 million spending plan won’t guarantee full-day in-person class if COVID restrictions remain Today 9:05 AM Nearly two-thirds of Portland Public Schools students are learning in-person part-time, according to state figures. But the district's $762 million budget wouldn't be enough for another year of hybrid learning, Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero said. His spending plan is built for a full return to classrooms.The Oregonian Facebook Share Portland Public Schools will see a boost of about $14 million in its general fund next year. The district also has about $74 million left in federal relief money it can tap. But its $762 million spending plan will not be enough to mount a full-scale return to classrooms in the fall if the Oregon Department of Education maintains its three-foot distancing rules beyond this school year, Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero told the school board Tuesday.

Nearly 1 in 3 Oregon students are still learning remotely as final districts reopen high schools

Nearly 1 in 3 Oregon students are still learning remotely as final districts reopen high schools Updated May 07, 2:02 PM; Posted May 07, 2:02 PM Students at Kelso Elementary in the Oregon Trail district will get among the highest number of classroom hours in the Portland area this year. Last week, nearly 1 in 3 of the state's public school students were still learning exclusively remotely, the lowest tally since Gov. Kate Brown's March 2020 order closing schools.The Oregonian Facebook Share The number of students in Oregon’s public schools learning exclusively remotely hit an all-time low as the last districts in the Portland metro area opened their high schools for in-person learning.

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Excitement, fresh looks mark first day of in-person classes at Portland's Benson High

Excitement, fresh looks mark first day of in-person classes at Portland’s Benson High Updated 6:26 PM; Facebook Share It’s been more than a year since Curtis Wilson tied a necktie. The Benson High School principal’s work attire has been more casual during the pandemic, consisting of a polo and jeans. On the rare occasion he needs to dress up, Wilson reaches for one of the few neckties he’s worn this year. They’re all pre-tied. “Whew, I’m out of practice,” Wilson said as he fiddled with the blue-and-green checkered cloth draped around sophomore Milo Hagardorn’s neck Monday afternoon, the first time more than a handful of students set foot in the Northeast Portland high school since the start of the pandemic.

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Nearly half of Oregon students are back in the classroom, at least part-time

Nearly half of Oregon students are back in the classroom, at least part-time Updated 5:12 PM; Today 5:04 PM Elementary students in the Oregon Trail district have attended class in-person since Feb. 18. About 69,000 students in the Portland area got substantial face-to-face time with a teacher last week, according to Oregon Department of Education data. (Photo by Dave Killen, staff)The Oregonian Facebook Share Nearly half of Oregon’s public school students have returned to the classroom, figures released Tuesday show. As of last week, more than 270,000 students, or 47% of those enrolled in public K-12 schools, were regularly getting in-person instruction, according to the new Oregon Department of Education data.

Multnomah County Library will reopen 5 branches in June, focusing on computer access, expert staff assistance

Multnomah County Library will reopen 5 branches in June, focusing on computer access, expert staff assistance Updated 9:01 AM; Today 9:01 AM Browsing in the stacks will be limited at Multnomah County Library branches that reopen June 1. (Dave Killen/The Oregonian)Dave Killen Facebook Share The Multnomah County Library soon will reopen a handful of its buildings, providing limited on-site services after a year of its premises being shuttered to the public because of the coronavirus pandemic. Five of the popular library system’s 19 locations will open June 1, says Shawn Cunningham, the library’s director of communications and strategic initiatives. They are: • Capitol Hill Library, 10723 S.W. Capitol Hwy.

Portland Public Schools plans 5-day-a-week in-person schedule come fall

Portland Public Schools plans 5-day-a-week in-person schedule come fall Updated 7:31 PM; Today 7:31 PM Should coronavirus infections remain low, the state's largest district expects students should be in the classroom five days per week in the fall.The Oregonian Facebook Share The daily schedule in Oregon’s largest district this fall should look much as it did pre-pandemic, or so Portland Public Schools Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero hopes. The district’s top administrator told the school board Tuesday evening that he and other decision-makers expect students to be in the classroom for a full day five days per week when the next academic year begins Sept. 1.

Oregon bill that aims to preserve teacher diversity during layoffs passes House Education Committee

House Bill 2001 would allow districts to work around ‘first in, last out’ layoff policies.