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Despite a snow and ice storm, The Skanner Foundation’s 38th Annual MLK Breakfast returned to the Oregon Convention Center last week with hundreds in attendance.
Despite a snow and ice storm, The Skanner Foundation’s 38th Annual MLK Breakfast returned to the Oregon Convention Center last week with hundreds in attendance.
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Letter: School funding deserves a vote As superintendents of the public schools of Allen County, we are in a unique position to speak on behalf of the students, staff, and communities we serve. The success of our districts depend on the support we, and our communities, are able to give our students and staff. Therefore, we would like to share our opinion on the advancement of S.B. 376 being released from committee and receiving an up or down vote on the Senate floor prior to the end of the current legislative session. The DeRolph case was heard and decided over 20 years ago and we continue to wait for a constitutional funding system to be adopted for our schools. Finally, we have one developed with a bipartisan effort, after years of study and research, that would not only constitutionally fund our state’s education system, but would so in a fair and equitable manner. Such an historic effort by our elected representatives in the House, on both sides of the aisle, deserves to be heard and voted upon by the Senate as a whole. After all, the House overwhelmingly supported the bill 87-9.