Groups rally against Department of Education cuts
Groups are rallying outside schools across the country against proposed cuts to the Department of Education.
WA leaders concerned over federal funding cuts for free school meals
Federal spending proposals and actions have policymakers and student nutrition advocates alarmed, threatening access to free food for hundreds of thousands of students across the state.
Concerns over federal funding for free school meals
Federal budget proposals have some Washington lawmakers concerned, as access to free food for hundreds of thousands of students across the state could be stopped.
Everett, WA 9th grader trying to return 1997 letter to rightful owner
A mother and her ninth-grade son in Everett are turning to the community for help, after her son found a letter that they’re now trying to return to the family of its rightful owner.
Seattle Public Schools warn of gift card scam emails
Seattle Public Schools wrote to parents warning of scam emails asking for donations to “support a coach.”
Seattle principal resigns following DUI, reckless driving arrest
The former principal of Chief Sealth International High School has reportedly resigned from his position following several incidents leading to an early morning arrest.
School closures: Track closings, delays in western WA for Thursday, Feb. 13
Some Western Washington school bus routes have been changed or canceled on Thursday, Feb. 13 due to winter weather. Check the status of your district here.
Latest WA special election results
Preliminary results are coming in for Washington February Special Election.
Shooting puts Seattle school building on lockdown Monday
A Seattle elementary school was put on lockdown Monday after a nearby shooting put bullets through campus windows.
WA lawmakers weigh expansion of free school meals
Washington lawmakers are considering providing free breakfast and lunch to all K-12 students across the state.
How WA schools will respond to Trump immigration changes
Washington State officials are clarifying how districts should handle any attempts to enforce immigration laws at schools. State Superintendent Chris Reykdal says legal federal government uses schools to arrest undocumented immigrants. In a 13 page document put out by Ospi, Reykdal reiterated that schools must provide an education to all students.
Students 'traumatized' by stabbing of 13-year-old in Everett, WA
On Sunday night, the Everett Police Department identified the person as 21-year-old Andrew Freeman. Still, neighbors say they are worried about their safety as he could still be in the area.
WA proposal to lower school bond approval threshold
A new proposal in Olympia would lower the approval percentage needed to pass a school bond measure from 60% to 55%.
Seattle Public Schools to hold levy meeting
Seattle Public Schools leaders are meeting Thursday night to talk about what the future of the district could look like as they face a $94 million budget shortfall.
Fourth annual State of Education in WA
Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave his 4th annual State of Education address on Thursday.
Critics say SPS capital levy will result in 'mega schools' and school closures
When voters head to the polls in February, they'll be deciding on replacing two Seattle Public schools levies that are expiring in 2025.
Meeting on Seattle Public Schools levies ahead of election
This February, when voters head to the polls, they'll be deciding on replacing two Seattle Public Schools levies that are expiring this year.
Norovirus spreading across US, what is it and how can you protect yourself?
Millions of people just traveled the country, and now schools are reopening after winter break. With norovirus cases increasing, we look at what it is and the most common ways it spreads.
New training programs for aircraft mechanics
Airlines are rushing to find new aircraft mechanics, with training programs now taking off at schools across the country.
WA state lawmaker to discuss school safety funding
School safety is once again top of mind for Washington lawmakers, with one senator creating several pre-filed bills to protect local districts.