Natalie Pate is a K-12 education reporter for OPB. With nearly a decade of experience covering education in Oregon and beyond, she focuses on public education, school districts, and school administration, emphasizing accountability and equity reporting. Her work has been featured in outlets such as the Herald and News, Statesman Journal, and USA Today.
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Natalie Pate's coverage primarily revolves around education in the local context, focusing on school districts, teachers, strikes, and budget cuts. She has a strong emphasis on government announcements related to education.
For those looking to reach out to Natalie Pate with pitches or expertise, they should focus on providing insights into local educational issues and developments within Portland and Oregon. This could include offering perspectives from educators, administrators, students' representatives or community leaders about ongoing challenges in the education sector. Additionally, individuals with knowledge of government policies affecting schools at a local level would also be valuable sources for her reporting.
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School is back in session across Oregon.
By: Pate, Natalie
District administrators and union members failed to make progress this week, as the two sides couldn’t agree on the best way to meet.
By: Natalie Pate
School districts across Oregon are already preparing for multimillion-dollar budget deficits next year. Rare mid-year reductions fueled by federal policy changes could add to that pain.
By: Pate, Natalie
Gladstone leaders work to provide free breakfast and lunch to all 1,500-plus students in the small district near Oregon City, as well as feed hundreds of local residents in need.
By: Natalie , Pate
PPS dismantled the Language Access Services team this past spring amid millions of dollars in budget cuts. They say needed services are still provided, but some argue vulnerable families are worse off.
By: Klcc By, Natalie Pate
The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is doing a special review of Lane Community College's accreditation status.
