The Salem-Keizer School Board on Tuesday will consider renewing the charter agreement for Howard Street Charter School, a middle school in downtown Salem with about 200 students.

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The Salem-Keizer school board is expected to vote Tuesday night whether to renew its charter agreement with Howard Street Charter School for the next five years.

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The Salem-Keizer Public Schools Board of Directors will meet Tuesday, Jan. 11, for a business session including public comment.

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School sports and other after-school activities will continue at local schools despite a state warning this week that such activities will likely contribute to a spike in new Covid cases that may force students to miss in-person class.

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Salem-Keizer recently selected eight pilot schools for a free, optional, weekly COVID-19 testing program. These screenings are for students without COVID-19 symptoms or exposure to the virus and are offered regardless of vaccine status.

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Schools in the Salem announced new COVID-19 mitigation strategies Friday for extracurricular activities in light of updated recommendations from the Oregon Health Authority and Oregon Department of Education. Salem-Keizer schools will follow the updated mitigation strategies through the end of January before reevaluating.

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An outage left around 2,400 Portland General Electric customers in northeast Salem without power Thursday afternoon, including Hayesville Elementary and McKay High School

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The high school football season may be over, but some all-stars are still working their skills for life after school, including the "Oregoonz" from the Island Boy Camp in Salem. Confidence, character and consistency: Island Boy Camp (IBC) set the tone for kids who will sail away to Las Vegas this weekend as Team Oregon's middle school and high school kids strap in for the Junior Prep Sports Paradise Football Classic.

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The 2021-2022 school year so far has revealed a variety of concerning behavioral issues in students, from an increase in fights to allegations of sexual harassment, with teachers and staff scrambling to find solutions. Chris Moore speaks on what he has seen within SKPS.

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Even with the exorbitant amount of COVID-19 cases in the state due to the omicron variant, Salem-Keizer Public Schools (SKPS) will continue to engage in sports and other extracurricular activities.