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The Yakima School District plans to join two other districts in litigation against the state regarding inequitable education funding.
Third-grade student Jakwon Walker received a Save a Life Award from Adams Elementary School for saving his best friend from choking.
Open enrollment is underway for 2027 Washington Medicare plans. Older adults in Clark County can expect fewer private plans, higher out-of-pocket maximums and less flexibility.
Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal announced Monday that he will not seek reelection to the office in 2028, though he left open the possibility that he may run for other elected offices.
BURLINGTON — Two Burlington-Edison High School alumni, including a professional actor now featured on major streaming platforms, are co-directing this year’s musical at the school.
University of Wyoming Ph.D. student Jehad Hedel received the Best Paper Award at the 10th International Conference on Power Energy Systems and Applications (ICoPESA 2026) held in Munich, in July.
After 12 years of serving on the Johnson County School District No.1 board of trustees, Dave Belus has been recognized for his efforts and will be awarded the Champion of
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — MetroNews Top Plays is back for a ninth season. Check out the best plays from Week 11 around the state of West Virginia. You can win $100 by submitting the top play of the week. Post videos in your Twitter timeline and tag us with #MNTopPlay. Hudl links are also acceptable.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Education leaders from all around West Virginia are stopping by the state School Building Authority’s office in the Capital City early this week.
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — The nonprofit established to redistribute opioid settlement funds within the Mountain State has announced a new collaboration involving a half-dozen higher education institutions.
This is a part of a dialogue over whether school funding is adequate in West Virginia and how to make it better.
Seattle Public Schools is expanding its restrictions on classroom technology, setting new screen-time limits for elementary students and blocking access to several popular apps and websites on student devices.