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A crisis can hit at any time, unexpectedly shifting the priorities of key school district administrative staff. Imagine: A former employee uploads a YouTube video claiming that a district has a multitude of safety violations. The video is picked u...

The versatility of smartphones, smart watches, and other smart devices has provided people of all ages with connections with loved ones, entertainment, news, social media, selfies, and much more. With the ubiquitous use of these devices, the school d...

The IRS recently published final regulations relating to hardship distributions under 401(k) and 403(b) plans. The final regulations reflect the changes made in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018. The final regulations are substantially simi...

The Final Regulation As expected, the Department of Labor earlier this week announced its new proposed regulations increasing the minimum threshold for the salary basis for employees exempt from minimum wage and overtime under the executive, administ...

Earlier this summer, Governor Kate Brown signed Senate Bill 963 into law. The bill amends several key provisions of Oregon’s restraint and seclusion statute for public school districts. The bill became effective on July 1, which leaves little...

In light of the recent intensive ICE enforcement actions, school administrators should review policies and procedures to ensure that they are prepared if such an action impacts their students. Educators and advocates know that students from immigrant...