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Today, the Salem-Keizer School Board will vote on a new curriculum for elementary students, hear updates on construction and consider grant awards.
The curriculum vote follows a pilot program at seven local schools, and a parent and staff survey. We have the details below, along with more school coverage.
The board meeting is tonight at 6 p.m. and will be streamed on CC:Media, channel 21, and on YouTube in English and in Spanish.
Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website
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Board members will consider adopting a new health curriculum for elementary students, intended to meet new state standards.
13 Mar 2023
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Board members will consider adopting a new health curriculum for elementary students, intended to meet new state standards.
13 Mar 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Another minor political party has qualified to field candidates for Oregon elections. The party considers itself centrist.
13 Mar 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Another minor political party has qualified to field candidates for Oregon elections. The party considers itself centrist.
13 Mar 2023
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Most school employees recently surveyed also said they hadn’t been properly trained on how to respond if a student becomes violent.
13 Mar 2023
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Most school employees recently surveyed also said they hadn’t been properly trained on how to respond if a student becomes violent.
13 Mar 2023
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Only one incumbent on the Salem-Keizer School Board has filed for re-election in the May 16 election. Three seats are open and the deadline to file for running is March…
8 Mar 2023
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Only one incumbent on the Salem-Keizer School Board has filed for re-election in the May 16 election. Three seats are open and the deadline to file for running is March…
8 Mar 2023
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