Oregon School Boards Association supports Freedom to Bridal legislation headed to governor

During the recent Board Meeting on June 10, 2025, Newberg Public Schools officials expressed gratitude for community support and discussed significant developments in local education policy. One highlight was a mention of cookies made for school board events, which served as a light-hearted moment amidst serious discussions.

A key topic of the meeting was the recent news regarding the "Oregon Freedom to Bridal" initiative, which has garnered attention from the Oregon School Boards Association and was reported by the Oregon Capital Chronicle. This initiative is now heading to the governor's desk, indicating potential changes in educational policies that could affect local schools.

The board members reflected on the importance of community involvement and support, emphasizing how such initiatives could shape the educational landscape in Newberg. The discussions underscored the board's commitment to staying informed about state-level changes that may impact students and families in the district.

As the board moves forward, they aim to keep the community engaged and informed about developments that could influence local education. The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism about the future and a commitment to addressing the needs of all students in Newberg Public Schools.