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Portland Public Schools weighs closing 14 schools as parents brace for major changes
Portland Public Schools weighs closing 14 schools as parents brace for major changes
Portland Public Schools weighs closing 14 schools as parents brace for major changes

Published on: 10/06/2026

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PPS is considering closing 11 or 14 schools as it faces declining enrollment and a $50 million budget gap. A third option would delay closures.

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