Pendleton board members report takeaways from OSBA convention
Summary
Board Chair Beth Harrison, Director Jill Pace, Director Mason Murphy and Superintendent Michelle Jensen summarized lessons and networking outcomes from the Oregon School Boards Association convention, noting common statewide challenges and opportunities for district collaboration.
The Pendleton School District 16R board opened its Dec. 2, 2025, work session with reports from trustees and the superintendent who attended the Oregon School Boards Association annual convention in Portland.
Chair Beth Harrison, Director Jill Pace and Director Mason Murphy, joined by Superintendent Michelle Jensen, described the event as a chance to connect with peer districts and learn about shared issues in policy and operations. The board characterized the convention as useful for confirming that similar challenges — including budgeting, staffing, and student supports — are affecting districts across the state. The board did not record formal requests or policy changes during the report; members framed their observations as informational takeaways to inform future discussions and district priorities.
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