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Portland Public Schools weighs less oversight over contracts
Portland Public Schools weighs less oversight over contracts
Portland Public Schools weighs less oversight over contracts

Published on: 10/20/2025

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School board chair Eddie Wang speaks at the reopening of Benson High School in 2024. Wang is supportive of raising the threshold for public contract review to $250,000, which he says will allow for more efficiency and streamlining.

Members of the Portland Public Schools board are weighing whether to allow district staffers to sign off on contracts with outside vendors for up to $250,000 without scrutiny from the school board or the public.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2025/10/portland-public-schools-weighs-less-oversight-over-contracts.html

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