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More than 100 high-school students across the state will participate in apprenticeships this coming school year, part of a push to more closely link work to education.
A new bill requires districts to screen children for signs of dyslexia. It will usher in major changes in the way all kids are taught to read in Washington state.
More than 100 high-school students across the state will participate in apprenticeships this coming school year, part of a push to more closely link work to education.
Less than half of Washington’s 3- and 4-year-olds attend preschool of any kind.
In 2017, Washington state lawmakers nearly unanimously passed new training requirements for paraeducators. The only catch? They haven't yet provided the money to actually pay for that training.
In Olympia, lawmakers are tackling an issue they’ve largely ignored: Education for students with disabilities. Over the weekend, the state Senate unanimously passed two bills that would improve funding, accountability and programs for special-education services that federal law guarantees to 15 percent of Washington’s 1.1 million public-school students. They now await consideration from the House, […]
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A national competition sponsored by NASA and run by a University of Washington educational consortium is aimed at inspiring students to think about science, space travel, and the history of America's journeys to the moon.
The author of a new guide for adult college students offers advice on how to successfully earn a degree at any age — and says one Washington two-year public college ranks among the best in the nation for serving adults going back to school.
Making less than $61.5K with a family of four? Inslee wants to guarantee college money for your kids
For almost 50 years, Washington has written billions of dollars in financial-aid checks to Washington college students through a program with a most uninspiring name: the State Need Grant.
The Washington state auditor's office found "mixed results" when it evaluated the accountability of the state's charter schools during the 2017-2018 school year.
The audit found that at least 70 school districts did not have complete procedures or policies.
Last month's Washington Supreme Court ruling that the state’s 12 charter schools can continue to receive state lottery money does not mean necessarily end the battle over the publicly-funded, privately-run schools.
Seattle voters will decide this November whether to approve a $600-million-plus education levy that will make community college free for students graduating from the city's public high schools.
The Bezos Family Foundation's donation amounts to a nearly 13 percent boost in the College of Education's total donations and offers a lasting opportunity to influence the school's research and programs in early education.
As significant school-bus delays continue, First Student, Seattle public schools' bus-service provider, says it will increase pay for new drivers in hopes of retaining them longer.
The university says it will become the first among the nation's 28 Jesuit universities to divest its endowment of fossil fuels.