Mcdaniel High News Today

A male-to-female transgender runner won a girls' state track title in Oregon, drawing boos from the stadium crowd and fueling the outrage over the growing presence of male-born athletes in girls' and women's sports.

The plan to turn 82nd Avenue— currently one of the city's most dangerous arterials— into a safe, pleasant city street is starting to materialize. On Wednesday, the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) revealed design drawings for the 82nd Avenue Critical Fixes: Major Maintenance project, a significant component of the city's larger plan to redesign the busy east Portland street. PBOT is now seeking public input to finalize the project design, and plans to begin constructi...

The district says if classes don't resume Nov. 16, teachers will lose December insurance because they'll have worked less than half of contracted days in November.

Portland Police are investigating a threat called in to McDaniel High School.The school says an anonymous person called the main office, claiming to be in the p

A KGW investigation found the baseball and softball fields have been unusable for two years following a multi-million dollar McDaniel High School renovation project.

The 16-year-old is a three-sport athlete and an award-winning poet.

/PRNewswire/ -- OnPoint Community Credit Union and the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) today announced six graduating seniors have won scholarships...

Portland Public Schools showcased its first two electric school buses yesterday. These buses embody the district’s commitment to develop an all-electric fleet and to reach net zero emissions by 2040.

The People's Courts, featuring 11 pickleball courts, bocce ball, cornhole, a "putt-putt style" disc golf course, two bars and more, is set to open this summer.

Researchers say that regular tutoring sessions, either one-on-one or in very small groups, multiple times a week and built into the school day are the best way to help students catch up after pandemic disruptions. Such sessions are now underway in Portland Public Schools, with a focus on literacy for third, fourth and fifth graders.