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Oregon bill that sought to change how schools are funded in the state stalled
Oregon bill that sought to change how schools are funded in the state stalled
Oregon bill that sought to change how schools are funded in the state stalled

Published on: 02/25/2026

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A bill to change how education is funded within the state appears to be dead in the Oregon Legislature.

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