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College Board Introduces A New Course: AP African American Studies 

College Board Introduces A New Course: AP African American Studies 

by Ella Pulscak | Mar 15, 2023 | Feature

Harriet Tubman popping out of a computer screen. Harriet Tubman is one of the many Black historical figures covered in College Board’s newest AP course: African American Studies. Illustration by Alyson Sutherland. Schools all across the country have implemented a new...
Rimsky-Korsakoffee House: A World of Desserts, Ghosts, and Classical Music

Rimsky-Korsakoffee House: A World of Desserts, Ghosts, and Classical Music

by Scarlett Judson | Mar 13, 2023 | Feature

A photo of patrons chatting and eating desserts under the low lighting at Rimsky-Korsakoffee House. This bizarre cafe is popular amongst the Portland crowd.  Photo taken by Scarlett Judson  At 707 SE 12th Ave in Portland lies a nondescript two-story house next to...
Advocating, and Fighting for Her Community: Marilyn Muñoz Wins Scholarship Award

Advocating, and Fighting for Her Community: Marilyn Muñoz Wins Scholarship Award

by Ava Anderson | Mar 13, 2023 | Feature

Marilyn Muñoz, a recent recipient of the Silent Servant Scholarship Award. She earned the award for her community service. Photo via Marilyn Muñoz.  The Silent Servant Scholarship Award is a $500 award given to high school students for empathy and community service....
Understanding the Oregon Department of Education’s Evaluation of Franklin

Understanding the Oregon Department of Education’s Evaluation of Franklin

by Twylo Landey | Mar 13, 2023 | Feature

The 2021-2022 Accountability Detail Sheet for Franklin High School published by the Oregon Department of Education. Each year the State of Oregon evaluates all Oregon high schools according to the Oregon Department of Education’s accountability model. Graphic created...
Black Teachers’ Mental Health: In Conversation with Desmond Spann 

Black Teachers’ Mental Health: In Conversation with Desmond Spann 

by Suidi Hussein | Mar 13, 2023 | Feature

Two silhouettes, one with a scribble for a brain. The mental health of Black teachers is not talked about frequently, but is a prevalent issue. Illustrated by Everette Cogswell Mental health among Black teachers is an important and often overlooked topic. While the...
PPS Community Faced With Difficult Decision About Law Enforcement in Schools

PPS Community Faced With Difficult Decision About Law Enforcement in Schools

by Francesca Silverstein | Mar 13, 2023 | Feature

The left side shows a poster from the NoSROsPDX movement in 2018 that contributed to PPS’ decision to remove school resource officers (SROs) in 2020. The right depicts a 2023 poster at Franklin responding to PPS’ discussions about reimplementing SROs. Left via...
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