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High School Success Grants Have Expanded Important Programs, but ODE Can Do More To Identify and Share Effective Strategies
Found about $760 million in Measure 98 spending over six years, with ODE focused on paperwork compliance rather than results. Made eight recommendations, one requiring a report to the Legislature by 2026.
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- Date
- December 2024
- Type
- audit
- Government
- Oregon
- Topic
- Accountability
- Number
- Audit 2024-34
- Published by
- Oregon Secretary of State, Audits Division
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