Oregon's tuition-free preschool program hits major delays
Staffing shortages have caused delays in getting contracts to nearly 250 involved preschools.
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Staffing shortages have caused delays in getting contracts to nearly 250 involved preschools.
Those three- and four-year-olds comprise a much smaller group than the 12,000 students the voter-approved program aims to serve by 2030. But Leslee Barnes, director of the Department of County Human Services’ Preschool & Early Learning Division, points out it is well within the year-by-year projection of enrollment for the program, surpassing the first year minimum of 500 students.
/PRNewswire/ -- OnPoint Community Credit Union today announced a donation of more than $71,000 to four United Way organizations serving communities across...
/PRNewswire/ -- OnPoint Community Credit Union today announced a donation of more than $71,000 to four United Way organizations serving communities across...