Some Good News for Students, but Schools Face New Issues

Oregon's educational landscape is evolving in response to ongoing challenges and shifting priorities. In recent news headlines, the state has extended its moratorium on the basic skills requirement for high school graduation to 2028, demonstrating an interest in providing students with more flexibility as they work their way through their education. Meanwhile, Oregon's private schools are struggling with mounting cybersecurity breaches, underscoring the necessity of enhanced digital safeguards in a perpetually more interconnected world.

On the other hand, Oregon students are demonstrating significant improvement in overcoming pandemic losses, with special regard to credit accumulation and attendance rates, representing a promising shift towards stability and growth within the education system.

Oregon's Math Crisis

New Scores Highlight Ongoing Math Challenges in Oregon Schools

The pandemic in 2020 affected the progress of the high schools in Oregon. Before the pandemic, Oregon students were always one of the best-ranked on the National Assessment of Education Progress, which used to be the only standard test given to students in every state. Now, some schools and students struggle to keep up with the standards in other states...

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Oregon Education Changes

Oregon's Big Move - No Essential Skills Test for Graduates Until 2028

In October 2023, the Oregon Board of Education voted to suspend essential skills requirements until 2028. This was because they believed it was being misapplied. Many districts in the state relied on state standardized tests to measure student ability instead of projects and essays...

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Threats to Private Schools

How to Safeguard Against Modern Threats

The education sector in many countries has incorporated technology into all their activities. Recent studies show this has led to an increase in cybersecurity threats in many schools and non-profit organizations. There is now a need for urgent action to prevent long-term consequences...

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Better Academic Success

The Path to Better Attendance and Academic Success

Oregon's students are bouncing back after the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent data from the state education department reveal heartening gains in both credits earned and school attendance. These improvements suggest that after several difficult years...

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