OHA-WiFi-in-Schools-Scandal

A Feint at Oversight, Drafted by the Agency Being Overseen

The chair of the board overseeing OHA met the outcry over its WiFi in schools report with a statement OHA drafted and endorsed. It couldn't rule out…

Jul 14 • Daniel Forbes

Burying the WiFi report was a crime. Oregon refused to enforce it.

The Oregon Health Authority withheld a draft that found evidence of risk to kids from WiFi and devices in schools. From the state police to the…

Jul 2 • Daniel Forbes

Oregon Health Authority buried its own study on WiFi in schools.

The first draft showed evidence of harm but was withheld from the public. The methodology was manipulated. Then the documents disappeared. State law let…

Jun 24 • Peter Anthony Cowan

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