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Oregon effort to overhaul reading instruction takes shape in Salem

House Bill 3198, would establish a $120 million Early Literacy Success Initiative.

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Child care took center stage during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the focus hasn t lasted in Oregon

The Oregon governor candidates have been largely mum on the future of the state's child care.

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Merkley, colleagues introduce bipartisan bill to address shortage of affordable child care

Merkley, colleagues introduce bipartisan bill to address shortage of affordable child care
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Tue 9 AM | Child-centered organizations lay out their Oregon budget priorities

Governor and legislative leaders both talk about shoring up education and services for children, and organizations that work with kids in the Oregon state budget. We check in with Kali Thorne Ladd, the founder of KairosPDX and current CEO of Children's Institute, about some of the greatest needs for children.

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Oregon lawmakers seek to expand sorely needed child care facilities

With a shortage of child care options in Oregon, state lawmakers want to put $100 million into a new program to increase capacity.

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