US EditionOregon school board votes down resolution expressing support for immigrant students
- The Woodburn School Board voted 2-3 against a resolution to support immigrant students.
- Community members expressed shock over the vote, particularly given that two-thirds of Woodburn's population identifies as Latino or Hispanic.
- The proposed resolution aimed to make Woodburn schools welcoming for all students, regardless of immigration status, but the majority expressed concern about potential risks.
- Supporters of the resolution, including Ryan Beyer and Courtney Elwell, emphasized the need for basic protections for vulnerable community members during their arguments.
4 Articles
4 Articles
Associated Press News
The ColumbianOregon school board votes down resolution expressing support for immigrant students
The school board in a western Oregon community whose residents are predominately Latino or Hispanic has voted down a resolution expressing public support for immigrant students. Oregon Public Broadcasting reports
Woodburn School Board rejects ‘Safe and Welcoming Schools’ resolution that would have reaffirmed support for immigrant students
The Woodburn School Board rejected a resolution Tuesday night expressing public support for the rights and protections of immigrant students. The proposed “Reaffirming Safe and Welcoming Schools for All” resolution stated that Woodburn schools should be welcome places for everyone, and that all children, regardless of immigration status, have a right to free public education — and the ability to access it safely. It says the board is committed t…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage
