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Ashland Schools Foundation wants to give leftover school supplies a second life

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The Ashland Schools Foundation plans to turn donated materials into classroom supplies through a new storefront where district teachers could shop at no cost.

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Ashland Schools Foundation wants to give leftover school supplies a second life

The Ashland Schools Foundation plans to turn donated materials into classroom supplies through a new storefront where district teachers could shop at no cost.

12 hours ago·Portland, United States

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OPB broke the news in Portland, United States 12 hours ago on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

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