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When it comes to AI, hard questions about personal agency need to be asked
We must all show skepticism as consumers of AI. The less that we think about how it shapes our lives, the greater the chance we will become dependent and, in the process, lose our sense of agency.
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6mOregon students’ test scores in math, reading, science inch up, still below prepandemic levels
Results from the latest statewide assessment tests show student proficiency in reading, writing and math slowly inching up from pandemic lows.
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1mHow did your school perform? Search 2025-26 state assessment scores
Search the databases below to see how students at local schools in Bethel, Springfield and Eugene 4J school districts performed on last school year’s tests.
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8mEugene, Springfield schools see small test score growth across subjects, more test participation
Springfield Public Schools made the biggest average gains in math and English language arts ,and Eugene School District 4J took the cake for science gains. Eugene and Bethel significantly increased high school test participation.
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6mAs YMCA explores plans for Patterson St. facility, tennis players vent frustrations
Longtime tennis players who have enjoyed the Y’s four indoor courts are feeling squeezed by competing visions of how best to use the space.
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3mAppeals court denies immunity for two deputies in death of man arrested
A split appeals court panel Monday, Sept. 21, upheld a lower court’s denial of immunity for two Lane County Sheriff’s Office deputies named in a lawsuit arising from the death of Landon Payne.