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- 1Dry Canyon Arts Association donates $40,000 to Redmond schools▼Dry Canyon Arts Association Makes $40,000 Donation Towards Art Education in Redmond Schools
The Dry Canyon Arts Association has donated $40,000 to support art education in Redmond, Oregon schools. The funds will go toward arts programming for local students. The announcement, reported by local outlet KTVZ, highlights ongoing community efforts to bolster arts funding in Central Oregon public schools.
- 2Dry Canyon Arts Association donates to keep art in Redmond schools▼Dry Canyon Arts Association donation keeping art alive in Redmond schools
The Dry Canyon Arts Association has made a donation to support arts education in Redmond schools, helping keep art programs running for local students. The gift is being welcomed by educators and families in the Central Oregon community, where school arts funding has often been tight. Supporters say the donation will help ensure students continue to have access to creative learning opportunities.
- 3Oregon teachers union holds back endorsement in governor's race●What the Oregon Education Association’s missing endorsement says about this year’s race for governor
The Oregon Education Association, the state's largest teachers union, has not issued an endorsement in this year's race for governor, a break from its usual practice of backing candidates early. The absence is being read as a signal that the union is unenthusiastic about the field or divided internally, and could shape how other labor groups and Democratic-aligned voters line up in the contest.