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Multnomah County Delays Preschool For All Tax Increase For Another Year - KXL
2+ hour, 24+ min ago (346+ words) Multnomah County commissioners unanimously voted Thursday to delay a scheduled increase in the Preschool for All income tax, pushing the increase back another year as the county continues to assess the program’s long-term finances. The amended resolution approved Aug. 27 delays…...
More than 40,000 Kids Return to School at Oregon’s Largest School District - KXL
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (156+ words) PORTLAND, OR – A makeshift conga line stretched from McCoy Park to Rosa Parks Elementary in North Portland Wednesday morning, filled with students and parents. Portland Public Schools superintendent Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong was one of the walkers, greeting students along the…...
Project Lemonade Helps Oregon Foster Youth Prepare For A New School Year - KXL
2+ day, 18+ min ago (305+ words) As the Portland metro area prepares for the start of the 2026-27 school year, a local nonprofit is helping children in foster care get the clothes, shoes and school supplies they need—without the financial barriers or stigma that can accompany…...
Portland Bureau of Transportation Warning Drivers Ahead of Back to School Week - KXL
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (151+ words) PORTLAND, OR – The Portland Bureau of Transportation doesn’t want you to be surprised by thousands kids on the streets, as they start to head back to school. “Portland Public Schools is the largest district in the state, starting school on…...
Multnomah Taxpayers Could Get Preschool for All Refunds - KXL
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (162+ words) PORTLAND, Ore.–Multnomah County could possibly owe millions of dollars to thousands of taxpayers. Those taxpayers may have overpaid for Preschool for All. Multnomah Chair Jessica Vega Pederson, a strong proponent of Preschool for All, explained it like this: “This…...
Oregon Launches Campus Voting Challenge Ahead Of 2026 Election - KXL
1+ week, 5+ hour ago (318+ words) Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read has launched a statewide initiative aimed at increasing student participation in elections, bringing 20 colleges and universities into the Oregon Campus Voting Challenge ahead of the 2026 general election. The program asks participating institutions to take…...
Student Move-In Day Arriving At University of Portland - KXL
1+ week, 1+ day ago (200+ words) PORTLAND, OR – The University of Portland will welcome hundreds of first-year students Thursday, August 20, as they move into residence halls and begin a long weekend of Fall 2026 Orientation activities. The university will hold two traditional “Confetti Cannon” welcome ceremonies Thursday....
Multnomah County Preschool For All Program Could Reach Universal Coverage Years Ahead Of Schedule - KXL
1+ week, 2+ day ago (508+ words) Multnomah County’s Preschool for All program could reach its goal of providing enough free preschool slots for every eligible 3- and 4-year-old several years earlier than expected, according to new population projections from Portland State University. The projections estimate the county…...
Some Local School Districts Could Scale Back Use of Electronic Devices For Learning - KXL
1+ week, 2+ day ago (227+ words) TIGARD, OR – A local school district recommends less screen time for elementary and middle school students in and out of the classroom. Some board members from the Tigard-Tualatin School District praised the move. Board vice chair Tristan Irvin says moving…...
Powerful Partnership Helps Oregon Students See More Clearly, Get More From School - KXL
1+ week, 2+ day ago (127+ words) PORTLAND, OR – Five Oregon Tribal foundations are helping students see their way to a better school year. The Oregon Lions Club Sight & Hearing Foundation is receiving grants from five Tribal charitable foundations to support vision screenings for K-12 students. Brad…...