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Education
Four finalists announced in Eastern Washington University president search
Education
Scott McQuilkin named Whitworth University president
McQuilkin will be officially introduced as Whitworth University's new president on Friday, Jan. 28, at 10 a.m. in Cowles Auditorium.
Education
Idaho's high school graduation rate slips
The district average graduation rate has increased by 3.5% over the five-year period.
Local News
Oregon school district loses federal funding after superintendent defies statewide mask mandate
The new policy was set to go into effect Monday, but school was canceled several days this week because of COVID-related staffing shortages.
Education
Spokane Public Schools to consider pay raise for substitute teachers
The SPS board could decide to raise pay for substitute teachers to $200 per day as it deals with COVID-related staff shortages.
Local News
New bill expands scholarship eligibility for families of fallen Idaho troops, public safety personnel
A Boise Democrat and North Idaho Republican have put forward a bill that would address the loss of servicemembers killed in training.
Nation World
SAT going digital in shifting college admissions landscape
Test-takers could get their results back in days rather than weeks because the tests won't need to be physically mailed in for grading.
Education
West Ada School District voted to no longer notify parents of classroom COVID-19 exposures
Board members voted 3-2 to stop sending parents and families notifications if their students are exposed to COVID-19 in the classroom.
Education
'To Kill a Mockingbird' will be removed from ninth-grade required reading list in Mukilteo
The Mukilteo School District received a request to remove the book from the district's curriculum over racial concerns.
Crime
Suspect in crisis taken into custody after lockdown at Central Washington University
The university resumed normal operations on Sunday after police arrested the suspect.
Nation World
Connecticut boy's overdose death renews call for Narcan in US schools
After a 13-year-old apparently overdosed on fentanyl at a Hartford school, advocacy groups are calling for more schools to stock the opioid antidote.
Coronavirus
Sports identified as cause of most school COVID-19 outbreaks, analysis shows
Data from the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department reveals most COVID outbreaks in schools are happening outside of classrooms.
Education
Scott McQuilkin named Whitworth University president
McQuilkin will be officially introduced as Whitworth University's new president on Friday, Jan. 28, at 10 a.m. in Cowles Auditorium.
Education
Idaho's high school graduation rate slips
The district average graduation rate has increased by 3.5% over the five-year period.
Local News
Oregon school district loses federal funding after superintendent defies statewide mask mandate
The new policy was set to go into effect Monday, but school was canceled several days this week because of COVID-related staffing shortages.
Education
Spokane Public Schools to consider pay raise for substitute teachers
The SPS board could decide to raise pay for substitute teachers to $200 per day as it deals with COVID-related staff shortages.
Local News
New bill expands scholarship eligibility for families of fallen Idaho troops, public safety personnel
A Boise Democrat and North Idaho Republican have put forward a bill that would address the loss of servicemembers killed in training.
Nation World
SAT going digital in shifting college admissions landscape
Test-takers could get their results back in days rather than weeks because the tests won't need to be physically mailed in for grading.
Education
West Ada School District voted to no longer notify parents of classroom COVID-19 exposures
Board members voted 3-2 to stop sending parents and families notifications if their students are exposed to COVID-19 in the classroom.
Education
'To Kill a Mockingbird' will be removed from ninth-grade required reading list in Mukilteo
The Mukilteo School District received a request to remove the book from the district's curriculum over racial concerns.
Crime
Suspect in crisis taken into custody after lockdown at Central Washington University
The university resumed normal operations on Sunday after police arrested the suspect.
Nation World
Connecticut boy's overdose death renews call for Narcan in US schools
After a 13-year-old apparently overdosed on fentanyl at a Hartford school, advocacy groups are calling for more schools to stock the opioid antidote.
Coronavirus
Sports identified as cause of most school COVID-19 outbreaks, analysis shows
Data from the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department reveals most COVID outbreaks in schools are happening outside of classrooms.
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