What can be done to prevent further gun violence in or near Seattle schools? They met at the school Monday to talk about community safety.
Seattle schools approves budget plan, but hard choices remain ahead Seattle Public Schools officials are celebrating having a solution in place for next year. But they're also quick to caution that Washington's largest school district isn't out of the weeds yet.
How bad was the pandemic on WA students? It depends on where you live, study says Learning loss varied vary widely from district to district — even neighboring ones — largely depending on poverty.
Seattle Schools plan would drain rainy day fund to help cover $131M shortfall Seattle Public Schools leaders unveiled their most detailed plan yet to stabilize the district’s precarious financial situation, including a $131 million budget gap next year.
A tearful vigil and demand for change: Family and friends gather to honor Ingraham shooting victim Seattle Public Schools continues work on a safety initiative launched in response to his death.
Seattle Public Schools lays off more staff, but spares teachers for now Seattle Public Schools officials say they’ve slashed 74 central office positions for next school year, yet most teachers’ jobs will be safe.
WA teacher turnover hits new high as students struggle to recover from pandemic disruptions The number of teachers leaving Washington state classrooms has hit a nearly four-decade high.
Seattle Public Schools notifies employees of potential layoffs As Seattle Public Schools grapples with a $131 million budget deficit, layoffs appear to be imminent.
Ingraham High murder suspect brought weapons to school the previous month, records show The 14-year-old suspected of fatally shooting a 17-year-old classmate at Seattle’s Ingraham High School in November had brought weapons to school one month earlier, records show.
Remote learning options mean no more snow days for Seattle schools As Seattle Public Schools students prepare to go on winter break (next week), they are being told to make sure they take their laptops and other electronic school devices home with them. The main reason is because school officials want students to switch to remote learning if snow cancels in-person classes.