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Newberg board authorizes RIF process as leaders push voters to back levy
Summary
Facing a projected $5.7 million shortfall for 2026–27, the Newberg School District board authorized the superintendent to begin a reduction‑in‑force process while continuing outreach to voters about a local option levy that could restore positions.
The Newberg School District Board of Directors voted unanimously April 14 to authorize Superintendent Dave Parker to initiate a formal reduction‑in‑force (RIF) process for the 2026–27 school year, citing a projected $5,700,000 budget shortfall.
Board Chair called the motion and the board approved it by voice vote after Human Resources staff explained the legal and procedural steps required by Oregon law and collective‑bargaining agreements. Tammy, the district staff member presenting the RIF plan, said the district has implemented non‑personnel cost reductions but must still plan for…
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