Oregon Department of Education. School Improvement, Assessment, Curriculum, Special Education, Technology, Student Services, State Board and many more excellent resources.

Alcohol awareness for licensees and servers of alcohol. Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) server education classes State-wide.

OSSC is the state student financial aid agency for Oregon. OSSC administers a variety of State of Oregon, Federal, and privately-funded student financial aid programs for the benefit of Oregonians attending institutions of postsecondary education.

The Office of Degree Authorization is required by statute "to provide for the protection of the citizens of Oregon and their postsecondary schools by ensuring the quality of higher education and preserving the integrity of an academic degree as a public credential."

The University of Oregon Community Service Center (CSC) has funding available through its Student Originated Studies (SOS) Program for student projects assisting communities in Oregon.

An association for better benefits for higher education teachers in Oregon.

A statewide agency linking and providing support to volunteer agencies across the state who provide literacy and English as a second language services to adults.

A cost-free at-risk teen program working with Oregon residents ages 16-18 who are drug free.

A nonprofit job training, experiential education and outdoor school program for youth to learn and work in the environment on conservation, forestry, preservation and construction projects.

Currently involved in multiple areas of research and development related to improving rural education in the northwest states.

Information for prospective and current students, parents, school counselors, employers, and others about educational programs and services available in Oregon.

A partnership between Oregon State University and 11 school districts to provide support for afterschool math and science clubs, provide teacher's workshops and develop curriculum. It targets historically under-represented youth, grades 4-12.

Helps bring the Internet to Oregon's classrooms by facilitating network connections and servicing those connections through technical and user support services.

A non-profit organization working alongside member school districts to create a culture that values and uses data to improve instruction and student learning.

A non-profit organization comprised of member schools dedicated to ensuring equitable competition for Oregon high school students through OSAA-sponsored events.