The Salem-Keizer School Board on Tuesday will select a new board member representing west Salem after Osvaldo Avila resigned last month.
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UPDATE: School board to seek new member representing west Salem
The Salem-Keizer School Board on Tuesday is reviewing a new dual language civics curriculum and a tax exemption for a downtown Salem apartment building.
Osvaldo Avila resigns from school board
Avila, who represents west Salem on the Salem-Keizer School Board, said in a statement Thursday that he wants to prioritize his family. He was elected in 2021.
YOUR GOVERNMENT: School board to hear budget update, community forum report
The Salem-Keizer School Board meets Tuesday, Jan. 9 and will hear a summary of feedback gathered during fall community forums on budget cuts.
UPDATED: Salem-Keizer board talks budget woes, literacy at November meeting
The Salem-Keizer School Board is holding a closed-door session Tuesday to discuss ongoing labor negotiations before a public meeting at 6 p.m.
UPDATED: School board approves improvement targets, mental health center
The Salem-Keizer School Board on Tuesday split 5-2 on a policy reaffirming the board’s commitment to antiracism.
UPDATE: School board unanimously reaffirms policy to not keep immigration records
The Salem-Keizer School Board on Tuesday unanimously renewed a Safe and Welcoming Schools resolution, which says schools won’t keep information about student or family immigration status.
UPDATE: Salem-Keizer board approves middle school curricula, elects new chair
Tuesday’s meeting of the Salem-Keizer School Board will be the first for incoming Superintendent Andrea Castañeda.
UPDATED: Salem-Keizer School Board approves 2023-24 budget as in-person meetings resume
The Salem-Keizer School Board unanimously approved the district’s budget for the 2023-24 school year and selected two rising seniors, Linda Pappas and Patrick Hirsig-Gutierrez, as student advisers.
UPDATE: Richardson, Chandragiri, Hudson ahead in Salem-Keizer board races
Candidates backed by liberal and progressive groups are winning two of three races, though incumbent board director Satya Chandragiri was behind by just a few hundred votes in an initial ballot count Tuesday night.