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Woodburn teachers secure tentative agreement on immigration protections, calling it first of its kind in Oregon K-12 bargaining
Woodburn teachers secure tentative agreement on immigration protections, calling it first of its kind in Oregon K-12 bargaining
Woodburn teachers secure tentative agreement on immigration protections, calling it first of its kind in Oregon K-12 bargaining

Published on: 04/23/2026

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Woodburn educators reached a tentative deal Tuesday on immigration protections, but say class size and school safety issues remain unresolved.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/education/woodburn-teachers-secure-tentative-agreement-immigration-protections/283-871985c4-ebea-49fb-8388-b7ce32167ae7

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