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The LCC Board of Education has unanimously approved a proposal to bump the cost of a credit hour by four percent---from $139 dollars to $145. The tuition hike will affect both resident and non-resident students.
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On Wednesday, the 4J board asked the community what qualities they should look for in an interim superintendent.
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In a court filing this week, the University of Oregon denied claims made in a lawsuit alleging unequal treatment of female athletes.
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Corequisite education flips traditional remediation in higher education on its head. Some education advocates in Oregon are looking to make it a mainstay in the state’s community colleges.
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The District must take some action on Andy Dey’s contract by March 15.
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Charter school students will likely receive cards automatically, but homeschool students may need to opt in and should keep an eye out for announcements about the library card program.
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Bargaining representatives for Oregon’s seven public universities and the union that represents classified workers came to an agreement this week.
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Senate Bill 1583 would block school districts from withholding access to books for discriminatory reasons.
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It’s not every day that a U.S. cabinet member visits Lane County. Acting Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, was in Springfield Thursday to meet with Oregon’s next generation of workers.
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A conversation with the Oregon Community College Association (OCCA) and Lane Community College about a new strategy in education – the development of a community-college conferred bachelor degree. Guests include John Wycoff of the OCCA; Rebecca Long and Marci Hansen of Lane Community College and Rachel Ulrich, a Human Resources Consultant. This new program provides students with a way to meet the rigorous demands and education that employers want, but at a fraction of the cost of obtaining a degree at a four-year college.
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The Eugene 4J School board has voted to publicly discipline an employee for retaliation, but won’t say who that person is.
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A new high school sports program in Eugene that includes developmentally disabled students is gaining momentum.