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PPS school board, teachers ratify atypical 1-year contract extension with minimal salary increase
PPS school board, teachers ratify atypical 1-year contract extension with minimal salary increase
PPS school board, teachers ratify atypical 1-year contract extension with minimal salary increase

Published on: 05/27/2026

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Students at Portland Public Schools line up during a summer program. The district and its educators have both agreed to an unusual one-year contract extension. Typically, educator contracts cover a three year period.

Portland Public Schools teachers and school board members both agreed this week to the terms of an unusual one-year contract extension that will give teachers the equivalent of a 1% cost-of-living adjustment for the 2026-27 school year.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2026/05/pps-school-board-teachers-ratify-atypical-1-year-contract-extension-with-minimal-salary-increase.html

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