PPS Schools will continue online learning until at least Jan. 28, Superintendent says Cole Pressler October 7, 2020
Cafeteria workers contribute to city-wide efforts; deliver meals to youth Cate Bikales October 6, 2020
Portland Mayoral Election- Learn about the candidates Sydney Ward, Hadley Steele, and Gabby Shaffer October 3, 2020
Hardesty no longer supports Mayor Wheeler’s reelection campaign, the Oregonian reports Cole Pressler September 30, 2020
PPS announces free breakfast and lunch service for all Portland youth Cole Pressler September 22, 2020
![Junior Janiah Casey spent her summer protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement (read more here). When reflecting on the current election, Casey recognizes the impact that a Trump re-election could have on the BIPOC community. “But for me, I'm just nervous,” Casey reflects, “because either way, if Trump gets re-elected or if Biden wins this presidential election, [I think] the world is going to turn upside down ... and most importantly, the BIPOC community will become a target no matter what. This is exactly why I am so concerned for my community and why this election affects my BIPOC group. We have to fight together, and do it as a whole.”](https://cardinaltimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Screen-Shot-2020-09-29-at-12.29.50-PM-900x506.png)
