Oregon, Washington schools face continued repairs, damages in the wake of latest storms

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Most students across Oregon and Southwest Washington are returning to school after snow and ice storms wreaked havoc on families, neighborhoods and districts all last week.

However, the extent of the damage varies from region to region or even within individual school districts. In a few areas, getting back to normal may take weeks as work crews rush to meet the high demand.

Read more on Oregon Public Broadcasting.

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