Education

A former Seattle high school student who was sexually assaulted by another student in 2018 has sued the district, alleging it failed to protect her from the “reasonably foreseeable dangers” of being attacked in an unsupervised, all-gender bathroom.

Teachers react to Washington state's push to get them back in the classroom.

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The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed how we can connect with people in person, especially for college students wanting to spend time with family during the holidays.

After just two-and-a-half years, Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Denise Juneau announced she’s leaving her position in June.

Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Denise Juneau announced Tuesday that she would be leaving the district at the end of her contract in June 2021.

Nahziah Carter left the Washington basketball program this week after being suspended by the university following investigation of two sexual assault allegations against him.

The University of Washington has fired a professor and former director of its young scholars program, after finding he exploited his position to have “inappropriate sexual contact” with a 17-year-old student.

There is no doubt, remote learning has been hard on kids and teachers. It's why we wanted to applaud Tacoma PE Teacher Matt Wood who is getting quite animated to keep kids active!

It's official: the University of Washington Huskies will take on the Utah Utes at Husky Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 28th.

Washington state health officials are considering changing the disease metrics that guide school district reopening decisions during the pandemic.

The Boeing Apple Cup will not proceed this year as scheduled between state rivalry teams, Washington State University and the University of Washington.

Parents rallied in Bellevue on Saturday to call on local school districts to offer an in-person learning option for students.

Four plays into his second game as Washington’s head coach Jimmy Lake put to rest any worry about not being aggressive enough.

The Monroe School District has paused in-person, cohorted, hybrid learning for first-grade students amid concerns from many parents and teachers.

Some first-grade students and teachers in Monroe returned to the classroom on Tuesday for hybrid learning, and that same night there was a passionate showing of support for teachers over a virtually held rally.

The union on Tuesday claimed the situation was getting worse, alleging the district told an employee who felt sick to keep working.

Parents in Monroe are rallying behind teachers who are concerned about students returning to the classroom.

The Monroe School District Board of Directors agreed to delay in-person learning for first grade students to Tuesday, November 17th, district officials announced late Saturday.