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Oregon lets school districts self-certify they follow key rules without providing any proof
Oregon lets school districts self-certify they follow key rules without providing any proof
Oregon lets school districts self-certify they follow key rules without providing any proof

Published on: 06/29/2026

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Every year, Oregon school districts self-certify to the Oregon Department of Education that they offer the required number of instructional hours. But the department does not ask how many hours they provide, let alone ask for proof. Some are pushing to change that.

Two West Linn parents were furious that their children’s elementary schools held onto a once widely used reading curriculum years after it was discredited — and wondered why the state allowed it.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2026/06/oregon-lets-school-districts-self-certify-they-follow-key-rules-without-providing-any-proof.html

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