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Two PPS board members push for independent investigation of Signal use
Two PPS board members push for independent investigation of Signal use
Two PPS board members push for independent investigation of Signal use

Published on: 11/12/2026

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Portland Public Schools board members meet at district headquarters in North Portland in October. They will convene for a virtual meeting on Friday to discuss whether and how to investigate the reported use of Signal, a communications platform that allows for disappearing messages, among district employees.

Two members of the Portland Public Schools Board say the district should take a more aggressive approach to investigating the reported use by district employees of Signal, a communications platform that allows users to automatically delete messages after a set period of time.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2026/11/two-pps-board-members-push-for-independent-investigation-of-signal-use.html

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