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Oregon Department of Education: High School Success Grants Have Expanded Important Programs, but ODE Can Do More To Identify and Share Effective Strategies

Oregon voters passed Measure 98 to address low graduation rates and prepare students for college and careers. From 2017 to 2023, over 230 districts and schools reported spending $125 million each year in Measure 98 grants to expand dropout prevention, college and career opportunities, and CTE for Oregon students.

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Oregon Health Authority: Without Federal Action, States Will Continue to Pay Millions of Dollars in Duplicate Medicaid Payments

Concurrent enrollment occurs when a person is enrolled in Medicaid in multiple states at the same time. This means two or more states are paying for the same person to have Medicaid benefits at the same time — a wasteful expenditure of limited tax dollars. For this audit, we collaborated with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) and the Office of the Washington State Auditor​.

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Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division: Licensing and Registration System Accurately Assesses and Collects Fees, but Security Processes Need Improvement

DMV serves over 8,000 people on average each day and 2 million each year. The Oregon License Issuance and Vehicle Registration system (OLIVR) allowed for DMV to expand its online service offerings. Before implementation in 2019, DMV offered only three online services; it now offers more than 20.

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