Schools

The White House is now asking all schools to sign a contract that they will get rid of DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) practices. If they don't, schools are risking federal funding, something the Trump administration says is a privilege, not a right.

The months and years that followed the COVID-19 pandemic brought intense changes and challenges to the American education system.

Groups are rallying outside schools across the country against proposed cuts to the Department of Education.

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.

Preliminary results are coming in for Washington February Special Election.

Washington lawmakers are considering providing free breakfast and lunch to all K-12 students across the state.

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.

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.

A new proposal in Olympia would lower the approval percentage needed to pass a school bond measure from 60% to 55%.

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.

Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave his 4th annual State of Education address on Thursday.

This February, when voters head to the polls, they'll be deciding on replacing two Seattle Public Schools levies that are expiring this year.