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Former Bend principal files whistleblower lawsuit | Local&State

A former Bend-La Pine Schools principal and administrator is suing the school district, alleging he was fired after he reported gender bias, sex discrimination and special education violations in the

Bend-La Pine Schools reviewing sponsorships after concerns | Local&State

After parent and community concerns about an ammunition manufacturer’s sponsorship of Mountain View High School athletic teams, Bend-La Pine Schools is reviewing its policies for sponsorships and advertising on its

Bend-La Pine Schools to review sponsorship policies amid criticism of Nosler's role at Mtn. View High

Marshall High School's name change is now official: It's Bend Tech Academy

Pamplin Media Group - Portland schools see fewer pandemic problems than in Bend

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Pamplin Media Group - Portland-area schools see fewer problems with pandemic than those in Bend-La Pine

Portland schools see fewer pandemic problems than in Bend May 02 2021 A surge of COVID-19 cases forces quarantine of 700 students in the Central Oregon district Oregon Health Authority reported COVID-19 cases at a handful of Portland schools this week, including an elementary school with five infections. The latest weekly reported released by the state shows Harrison Elementary School in Southeast Portland had five reported cases among students over the past four weeks, with the most recent case reported April 22. It s unclear whether the infections happened at school or off campus. Aside from Harrison Elementary, Portland Public Schools also had individual cases at Grant High School on April 22 and just this week, two more cases were reported at Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School in Southwest Portland. Those cases have yet to be included in the OHA weekly report.

Bend-La Pine middle and high school students can not earn score lower than a 50%

Many middle and high school students in Bend-La Pine Schools are struggling academically due to distance learning, and their grades this fall are suffering, too. About a third of them are failing at least one class. To help these students, the school district is mandating that the lowest grade percentage middle and high school students can receive on an assignment or test is now 50%, instead of 0%. Although that’s still an F, district leaders say this creates a more equitable grading system, making it easier for students to improve their grade beyond an F. “The reality is, we have a lot of kids who are struggling,” said Katie Legace, executive director of high schools at Bend-La Pine. “We decided to implement something that would create an immediate fairness for students.”

Editorial: Progress in school discipline in Bend schools