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High school football schedule, score predictions for Week 13 Games of the Week

The 2026 high school football postseason has arrived for the majority of the country. California, Florida, Georgia and Oregon are among the 14 states kicking off their postseason this week, while many other states are a little further along. Alaska has already wrapped up its postseason. That means high school...

Oregon · 1d
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The Tillamook Headlight Herald

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Neah-Kah-Nie High School’s Christy Hartford named 2027 Oregon High School Principal of the Year

Christy Hartford, principal of Neah-Kah-Nie High School in the Neah-Kah-Nie School District, has been named Oregon High School Principal of the Year. She received the news in a surprise announcement over Zoom. The award is presented by the newly named Oregon Principals Association (OPA), part of the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators (COSA). OPA brings Oregon’s elementary and secondary principals together in one association, mirroring the National Principals Association (NPA), which now serves principals at every grade level. Superintendent Dr. Tyler Reed wrote in his nomination letter that Hartford’s “leadership has fundamentally transformed our school culture, instructional quality, and student achievement.” The 2025–26 school year shows those results. Neah-Kah-Nie reached a 100% ninth grade on-track rate. Freshman attendance rose 28%. State test scores climbed 27% in reading, 21% in math, and 28% in science. Part of that progress came from Link Crew, a program Hartford and her team brought to the school that pairs incoming freshmen with junior and senior mentors. It gives ninth graders an early sense of connection and gives upperclassmen a chance to lead. “She has built an environment where high expectations are matched by genuine care,” Reed wrote. Hartford’s leadership also reaches beyond her own school.

Oregon · 1d

hoodline.com

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Fake Students Drain Oregon College Financial Aid, One Fraud Case Topped $14K

Clackamas Community College — Reported Center of Application Fraud. Thousands of fake applicants are flooding Oregon's community colleges every year, using stolen names, birth dates and Social Security numbers to enroll in classes they never attend, just long enough to collect a financial aid check. Clackamas Community College says it receives about 14,000 applications annually, and estimates that roughly 20% of them are fraudulent, with another 2,000 to 3,000 flagged as potentially bogus.

Oregon · 6h
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Editorial: Oregon has a problem paying for special education

There is a problem in Oregon with paying to teach children with special needs. Unless something happens in the next legislative session, the problem will continue. The state caps the additional money districts get for special education instruction at 11% of their enrollment. The actual average need for special education services in most school districts is above the 11% threshold.

Oregon · 2d
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KOIN 6 News

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‘It’s abhorrent’: PPS parents call for superintendent to be placed on leave over private messaging controversy

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland Public Schools Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong is already on the hot seat for pushing to close at least a dozen schools. Now, screenshots show she and other school leaders used the private messaging app “Signal” several times to discuss public business, as first reported by Willamette Week. “I feel like there […]

Portland, OR · 2d

The Valley Times

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A major increase, minor dips highlight Beaverton, Tigard-Tualatin, Sherwood student test scores

Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin and Sherwood schools all saw slight dips and some increases in math, science and English test scores, with the Sherwood School District pulling significantly ahead when it […]

Beaverton, OR · 1d

The Lake Oswego Review

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Monday Morning Quarterback: Lakers, Lions, Wildcats all advance

You’ve heard about the Friday night heroes. You’ve seen the long bombs, the breakaway runs, the jarring sacks and the momentum-stealing interceptions. But now, days later, it’s time for the real geniuses to take over. It’s time for Monday Morning Quarterback — a special Wednesday playoff edition — our look back at the highlights from the biggest high school football playoff games of Friday, Nov. 6, and the opening round of the state playoffs.

Lake Oswego, OR · 1d

thelundreport.org

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OHSU resists demoted physician’s investigation of personnel practices

New filings in the court case filed by a nationally recognized physician against Oregon Health & Science University show that Dr. Jennifer DeVoe and her legal team have launched a wide-ranging investigation of the university and one of its top officials, Dr. Nathan Selden, who demoted her. And as Selden...

Portland, OR · 2d

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Portland Schools Chief Used Vanishing Signal Texts, Parents Demand She Be Sidelined

Portland Public Schools parents are demanding that Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong be placed on leave after screenshots surfaced showing her and other district leaders discussing public business over Signal, the encrypted messaging app, with some of those conversations set to automatically disappear. The uproar lands squarely in the middle of a bitter fight over Armstrong's proposal to close as many as 14 schools, a plan that has already drawn chants for her resignation at packed board meetings.

Portland, OR · 2d

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Staff member accuses Oregon Trail School District leadership of bullying, harassment

SANDY, Ore. (KATU) -- An Oregon school district employee is accusing leadership of creating a toxic work environment with harassment, bullying, and retaliation. One current and one former staff member of the Oregon Trail School District addressed the school board on Monday night. The current employee, Mallory Ling, said district...

Sandy, OR · 2d

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Scappoose girls soccer advances to state final with 1-0 win over Henley

It might just be their time. After two consecutive losses in the state semifinals, the Scappoose High School girls soccer team got over the hump on Tuesday night, defeating Henley 1-0 to advance to Saturday’s 4A state final against No. 4-seeded Marist Catholic. The Indians got a goal from...

Scappoose, OR · 1d

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Jesuit advances to state final in boys' and girls' soccer

How did Vala Saghafi assist the first goal in Jesuit's boys' match?. How did Central Catholic score their second goal against Mountainside?. JESUIT 3, LAKERIDGE 1 – The Crusaders opened the scoring midway through the first half when Vala Saghafi paired up with Dominic Bolouri to make a long run down the sideline before crossing the ball to Wesley Colling, who finished the scoring chance with a one-touch into the goal.

Portland, OR · 1d

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High School Soccer: All the scores from the boys and girls state semifinals

Below are the scores from Tuesday’s state soccer semifinals.

Portland, OR · 1d

forestgrovenewstimes.com

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Jesuit girls claim title, Sherwood shows out at 6A State Cross Country Championships

It had been three years since the Jesuit girls had claimed a state cross country title, but that changed this past weekend when the Crusaders got back atop the podium at the 2026 State Cross Country Championships held on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Lane Community College in Eugene. “I feel...

Sherwood, OR · 2d

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Salem-Keizer Eyes Middle School Closures Next as Enrollment Keeps Shrinking

Salem-Keizer Public Schools leaders told the Salem Chamber of Commerce on Monday that middle schools are the district's next likely target for closures, as a wave of smaller elementary classes works its way toward secondary school in the coming years. Chief Operations Officer Paul Odenthal delivered the warning just weeks after the district recommended shuttering six elementary campuses.

Salem, OR · 2d

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Fairview Elementary fourth graders give 223rd improvements ‘thumbs up’

The Multnomah County Transportation team received the best possible feedback at a morning ribbon-cutting. They heard directly from grateful students who now have a safer way to get to school. During an event on Tuesday, Nov. 10, fourth graders from Fairview Elementary braved the rain and spoke before a crowd.

Multnomah County, OR · 2d

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Camas High School Seniors Who Plan to Join the Military

Camas High School (CHS) seniors plan to join the United States military after graduation. These CHS students were inspired to enter the armed forces by veterans in the Camas community. CHS senior Christopher Houlding plans to apply to the service academies after high school. He has not yet decided which...

Camas, WA · 2d

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High School Football Playoffs: Scappoose advances, St. Helens’ season comes to an end

Scappoose and St. Helens got started in the 4A football playoffs this past Friday. For one team, it will continue, and for the other it’s over. Scappoose hosted Baker and defeated the visiting Bulldogs 56-21. But while the game was ultimately over early, in some ways the Indians were fortunate to have a game at all.

Scappoose, OR · 2d

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Behind the decisions: Inside Catlin Gabel’s Board of Trustees

Tuition, class sizes, faculty recruitment, and academic programming are all crucial parts of the Catlin Gabel School (CGS) experience. But who really puts the time and thought into the decisions that shape CGS’s holistic student experience? The Board of Trustees at CGS have responsibilities that can seem distant from student life, yet each member helps shape decisions impacting the resources and opportunities available to students.

West Haven-Sylvan, OR · 3d

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Canby football season comes to close with playoff loss at Summit

A trip over the mountains ended with a state playoff loss for the Canby High football team Friday night. The battle with Summit on Nov. 6 ended in a 26-20 loss, but not without the Cougars overcoming a slow start and having an opportunity to take a lead late in the game. In the end, Canby’s football season came to a close in Bend.

Canby, OR · 3d