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We’re Stronger Together

Strength by association sums up what boards of education get as OSBA members.

 

This section introduces you to the many services of the OSBA—those received with membership dues and those that we provide at the lowest-possible expense.

Services for Members

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Board Development Services

We prepare you to be a better board member and a stronger leader.

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Recruitment and Job Services

OSBA provides several services to prepare you for your next hire.

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Communication Services

Providing news that matters to Oregon schools and helping schools deal with the media.

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Charter Schools and Authorizers

As associate members of OSBA, public charter schools have access to a wide variety of training opportunities and other benefits.

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Legislative Services

We are a strong voice for public education.

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Litigation Services

Our attorneys, human resources, and labor negotiators assist, represent, and train.

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Policy Services

Our services include comprehensive policy drafting and maintenance that meet legal requirements and your specific needs.

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PACE

PACE is the largest property and liability risk pool of education organizations in the state, representing more than 200 school districts, charter schools, community colleges and education service district

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The continuing struggle around stable and adequate school funding dominates weekend LPC meeting to prepare members for the coming legislative session.

https://bit.ly/44aIsHa
#educationmatters #OSBA #publicschools

OSBA’s Legislative Policy Committee met Saturday in Salem to discuss funding, chronic absenteeism and other pressing issues leading into the 2025 legislative session. #oregon #OSBA #education #educationmatters #schools #publicschools

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The U.S. government on Friday released new Title IX regulations around the 1972 law, designed to prevent gender discrimination in federally funded education programs.

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