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After 5 years, Portland’s ambitious Center for Black Student Excellence may have finally found a home. But questions persist
After 5 years, Portland’s ambitious Center for Black Student Excellence may have finally found a home. But questions persist
After 5 years, Portland’s ambitious Center for Black Student Excellence may have finally found a home. But questions persist

Published on: 09/10/2025

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An exterior shot of the One North Complex, the likely new home of the Center for Black Student Excellence.

Portland Public School board members unanimously authorized spending $16 million in bond funds to purchase a landmark building in the Albina neighborhood to house a future Center for Black Student Excellence, a key milestone after five years of delays.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2025/09/after-5-years-portlands-ambitious-center-for-black-student-excellence-may-have-finally-found-a-home-but-questions-persist.html

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