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COVID-19 Should Incentivize States to Make Education Dollars Student-Centered - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Should Incentivize States to Make Education Dollars Student-Centered

We are seeing some rays of optimism after the COVID-19 pandemic has forced school districts to close for months: Montana and Texas have become the first states to allow districts to reopen some of their schools. Unfortunately, we are also seeing more negative effects.

City of Portland unsure how $3 million in prepaid cards was spent - Vimarsana News

City of Portland unsure how $3 million in prepaid cards was spent

The government program aimed at providing connectivity for low-income residents and people of color had structural flaws.

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WES commuter rail is costing TriMet $108 per passenger - Vimarsana News

WES commuter rail is costing TriMet $108 per passenger

“The destination-type employers haven’t matured in the corridor as quickly as had been projected,” Altstadt said. WES does have supportive riders who like the free WiFi, comfortable seats and consistent on-time record, Alstadt said, but attracting new riders has been challenging. The route runs along Portland & Western Railroad freight line through a mix of farmland, wetland and industrial areas. “If the WES line actually went from Wilsonville into Beaverton and into Downtown Portland, ridership would be a lot higher. But it had to go where the tracks already were,” said Altstadt, w...

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Pamplin Media Group - Opinion: Pay parents who've had to support kids' online learning - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - Opinion: Pay parents who've had to support kids' online learning

January 24 2021 State should offset the cost to Oregon families who have given up paychecks to accommodate forced home-based distance classes. The Oregon Department of Education recently announced relaxed guidelines for school reopenings. The new guidelines provide a roadmap for districts in the Portland area and much of the state to roll out in-person instruction for elementary school students. Regardless of the new guidelines, it is looking more likely that many of Oregon's largest school districts will not return to full-time, in-person instruction for all students this year. Earl...