CTE classes focused on careers are having a big moment in WA
A growing number of Washington students are completing career and technical education course pathways before they graduate from high school.
State schools leader says WA isn’t doing enough to fund education
Washington schools Superintendent Chris Reykdal explains why he thinks state education funding is falling behind.
Q&A: Why Paul Francis wants you to reconsider community college
Paul Francis, head of the state's 34 community and technical colleges, thinks higher education leaders need to talk about college as "a big umbrella."
COVID-19 pandemic cuts enrollment at some Washington state colleges, forces others to reimagine higher ed VIEW
College enrollment at Washington schools didn't drop as much as many experts had feared, but observers say the pandemic could have a long-term effect both...
Ed Lab En Español: Un pequeño distrito escolar en el este de Washington regresa a la escuela de manera presencial
Según la oficina del superintendente de las escuelas estatales, alrededor de 60 de los 300 distritos del estado, en su mayorÃa en áreas rurales, están...
How some Washington nonprofits are trying to make pandemic ‘learning pods’ accessible for all
A youth center in a public housing project in Kent could be a model for how nonprofits and social service agencies support student learning during...
Rain and westerly winds scour out wildfire smoke, and Western Washington air quality returns to normal
Air quality has returned to normal in Western Washington after rain and westerly winds scoured out the air overnight.
Follow the bell or learn when you can? Washington parents grapple with kids’ remote learning schedules
Even though the learning is online, most school districts are following a traditional bell schedule for at least part of the day -- an arrangement...