Get comprehensive training on the Oregon Statewide Assessment System for ELA & Math Tests. Explore key elements, scheduling, administration details, and resources provided by the Oregon Department of Education.

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Updated NEMSIS version 3.5 brings significant changes to Oregon's EMS Information System, aiming to help agencies transition from 3.4 to 3.5 by 2022-2023. Oregon is implementing newly collected elements and replacing certain data entry elements to enhance statewide data collection efforts in EMS and

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Understand the new billing procedure for doula services under the Oregon Health Plan, including the new procedure code T1033, modifiers HD and 22, and the importance of the update. Learn about correct billing and coding, global billing examples, and different billing scenarios for doula services. Qu

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Recent changes in Oregon's drug laws have led to significant reductions in arrests and convictions related to possession of controlled substances. These changes include shifting many drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors, resulting in a drastic decrease in arrests and convictions since the imp

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The Oregon Indian Child Welfare Act (ORICWA) enhances protections for Indian families by embedding federal law into state law and providing additional guidance to Oregon courts. This comprehensive guide covers the application of ORICWA, involvement of various parties, and criteria for determining In

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Oregon's Statewide Assessment System (OSAS) emphasizes the critical need for secure testing environments to maintain the validity and accuracy of assessment data. This includes handling secure printed test materials, identifying and preventing improprieties, and reporting any irregularities. From ma

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Describing the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) program in Oregon, focusing on sustainable compliance for quality laboratory testing. Explains the purpose of CLIA, types of certifications, and requirements for laboratories. Highlights the role of the Oregon State Agency in administe

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The Oregon Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program is designed to incentivize individuals to pursue and remain in the teaching profession, particularly in high-poverty schools. The Oregon Department of Education plays a crucial role in determining school eligibility for the Teacher Cancellation Low Income

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The Oregon Integrated Strategic Recovery Team, led by Stan Thomas and Joan Rave, coordinates recovery efforts in Oregon in collaboration with various federal and state agencies. Their strategy focuses on unifying and coordinating resources to support community rebuilding projects, reduce duplication

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This document outlines the current hydrogen economy policies in California, British Columbia, and Oregon. California is leading in commitment to hydrogen fueling stations, aiming for ZEV dominance by 2050. British Columbia is investing in fuel cell research and infrastructure development. Oregon tar

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Support Services Brokerages in Oregon provide case management for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, offering in-home and community-based services. These brokerages aim to help individuals live independently, advocating for community-based care over institutional settings. Lear

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Del Norte and Humboldt Counties in California have implemented various measures to prepare for and respond to tsunamis, including installing warning sirens, creating informational materials, and coordinating with local schools and community groups. During a simulated event on June 14th, the counties

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This report presents findings from a study of travelers to Oregon conducted by Destination Analysts on behalf of Travel Oregon. It aims to develop a profile of Oregon visitors, understand their travel behaviors and motivations, and provide data to support visitor volume estimates. The study includes

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This report presents findings of a study conducted by Destination Analysts on behalf of Travel Oregon to develop a profile of Oregon visitors, understand their travel behaviors, motivations, and in-destination activities, and provide data to support visitor volume estimates. The study involved onlin

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The Southern Oregon Peer Workforce Project conducted research to enhance peer training and supervision programs. The project aimed to foster shared learning among peer support services in Southern Oregon, leading to improved advocacy and evaluation capabilities. The findings and recommendations from

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The Oregon Employment Relations Board (ERB) plays a crucial role in regulating labor relations in Oregon, overseeing collective bargaining and resolving disputes in both the public and private sectors. Composed of three board members representing labor, management, and the public, the ERB handles is

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Explore the key components of Oregon's district continuous improvement planning process, including objectives, executive memos, ODE commitments, and the essential elements that all Oregon districts must incorporate into their continuous improvement plans. Learn about the shifts in the overarching vi

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Analysis conducted by the PROMISE Consortium in January 2022 highlights the prioritized counties for introducing the monthly dapivirine ring as an HIV prevention method for women in Kenya. The scenarios consider HIV incidence among women and current oral PrEP uptake across counties to determine the

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Joel Palmer and Federal Indian Policy oversaw the forced removal of Native peoples from Rogue River Valley and southern Oregon/northern California coast to the Siletz Coast Reservation between 1856-1860. The brutal journeys, including the First Removals in January 1856 and the harrowing Journey from

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Kentucky Association of Counties' EMS Task Force meeting on October 18, 2022, highlighted the significant involvement of counties in EMS services in Kentucky. It discussed various county roles in EMS, funding models, workforce statistics, and provided contact information for key individuals. The dat

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Serving over 553,000 students in Oregon, the ML/EL Office Hours aim to provide high-quality public education to children from diverse backgrounds. Dr. Charlene Williams emphasizes the importance of collaboration for student success. The educational system in Oregon focuses on equity, with efforts to

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The Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund Advisory Committee held a virtual meeting to review and approve the meeting minutes from March 5th, 2024. The committee discussed the Palensky-Hwy 30 Wildlife Underpass Project and the introduction of an urgent grant for the project. The grant process was

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Stay informed with the latest updates on the Oregon Transfer Compass. Explore the key slides and choose the information you need. Updated visuals provide a comprehensive overview of the Oregon transfer process.

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Learn about lobbying activities in Oregon, including types of lobbying, regulations, and activities that require registration. Discover how to make a difference in Salem while adhering to local, state, and federal laws on lobbying. Gain insights into the lobbying process and restrictions to ensure c

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Explore how the Oregon Cultural Trust Tax Credit empowers individuals to allocate a portion of their state taxes towards funding cultural activities and organizations in Oregon. Learn how this tax credit works, its impact on supporting the arts, and how you can qualify and contribute. Take advantage

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The Oregon Affordable Housing Tax Credit (OAHTC) Program was established in 1989 by the Oregon Legislature, enabling lending institutions to claim tax credits against Oregon taxes for affordable housing projects. Recent rule changes and proposed revisions, such as HB 2315, impact how tax credits are

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Overseeing the statewide restaurant, swimming pool, and motel licensing and inspection programs in Oregon involves coordination between OHA and ODA, ensuring uniformity in standards and state oversight. Counties implement the program on behalf of the state, emphasizing industry involvement and fundi

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The report delves into the cost growth trends in health care in Oregon from 2013 to 2019, highlighting the establishment of the Sustainable Health Care Cost Growth Target Program by the state legislature. It monitors and reports on factors driving health care cost increases, with a focus on per-pers

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The Oregon SC Annual General Meeting for the year 2020-21 highlighted key board members, non-voting positions, website and social media platforms, the upcoming Oregon Soccer Fall Fury fundraiser, and a recap of the Fall 2020 season which included socially distanced practices and competitions amidst

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WorkSource Oregon, in partnership with the Oregon Employment Department, offers employment and training services to both job seekers and employers. Their Business Services model focuses on understanding and meeting employers' workforce needs, providing tailored solutions, and supporting qualified wo

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Explore the efforts of the ES407 Senior Seminar Working Group from Western Oregon University in Monmouth as they delve into river restoration strategies, watershed assessment, salmonid habitat restoration, fluvial hydrology, and more. Discover the historical framework shaping modern interventions an

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Homeowners Associations in Washington and Oregon are guided by laws allowing solar PV installations. The Northwest Solar Communities coalition aims to streamline permitting and reduce costs for solar energy deployment. Oregon and Washington laws address HOA regulations concerning solar panels. RCW 6

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Ireland is divided into 32 counties, with 26 in the Republic of Ireland and six in Northern Ireland. The counties have unique names derived from Irish origins, often reflecting features of the landscape. Each county has a designated county town, housing important facilities. The country is historica

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The information provided outlines the purpose, process, and factors involved in incentive payments for appointing licensed superintendents to manage road or street programs in counties. It details the conditional duties of appointed county highway superintendents and factors determining the amount o

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The Oregon Country, a vast region between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains, was sought after by various nations. The Adams-Onis Treaty settled boundaries, leading to joint occupation with Britain. Mountain men, fur traders, paved the way to Oregon and established trade routes. Settlers, inc

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Annual Performance Progress Report (APPR) is a key document for the Oregon Public Defense Commission (OPDC) to showcase agency performance against legislatively approved Key Performance Measures (KPM). The report includes details on customer service, contracted attorneys' legal education, best pract

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Graduation rates in Oregon have improved significantly, with every student group showing increases. The overall graduation rate reached a record high of 80.0%, representing a positive trend in closing opportunity gaps. Additional funding under the Student Success Act aims to further promote equity a

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The Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund Advisory Committee Meeting covers various agenda items, including reviewing and approving meeting minutes, administrative rule revisions, project presentations on assessing shark presence and the Whychus Creek Stewardship Program, a stakeholder outreach se

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The data showcases the distribution of unpaved miles within various counties, agencies, and cities in Oregon and Washington. Oregon has 36 counties with a total of 26,677 unpaved miles, while Washington's unpaved mileage stands at 29,346. Variations in unpaved miles across different regions are high

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Central Oregon, particularly in Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson Counties, has seen fluctuations in transportation-related fatalities over the years. The region has experienced a rise in pedestrian fatalities and overall fatalities, prompting the initiation of Transportation Safety Action Plans acros

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