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Riverhawks cruise past Pirates to return to district title game

TOL (17’) — Aspen Cooper (Onica Chase) TOL (19’) — Xtyn Norberg (Cooper) TOL (24’) — Norberg (Cooper) TOL (39’) — Peyton Holter (Norberg) TOL (56’) — Chase (Cooper) TOL (60’) — Cooper (Chase) TOL (71’) — Holter...

Toledo, WA · 1d

Tacoma News Tribune

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Elementary school evacuated in Pierce County after students find ‘unusual odor'

Staff and students evacuated an elementary school in Spanaway today because of an unusual odor. According to a post from Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, crews went to Naches Trail Elementary School in the 15000 block of Waller Road East at about 7:58 a.m. The school day had not started, but several students who had arrived early noticed the odor and then said they felt ill. Paramedics evaluated the students, then released them to their parents, the post said. Crews also monitored the air throughout the building and said people could re-enter the school safely. While investigating, crews found an illegal outdoor burn in the area, which might have caused the odor, the post said. Crews found the burn and extinguished it. “Bethel School District officials communicated with affected staff and families throughout the incident,” the post said. “Once the building was determined to be safe, students and staff were able to return to school.” CPFR is taking the opportunity to remind residents about the impacts of outdoor burning. “Burning garbage, plastics, treated wood, and other prohibited materials is illegal and releases harmful pollutants into the air. In some areas of our fire district, burning yard waste is prohibited year-round,”

Pierce County, WA · 18h

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W.F. West’s unbeaten run comes to an end with semifinal loss to Ridgefield

W.F. West 0 0 — 0 Scoring Summary. W.F. West lost a couple of things on Wednesday night. With a 4-0 loss to Ridgefield in a 2A District 4 Semifinal, the Bearcats lost the chance to play for a district championship, and they lost their unbeaten streak, which stood at 18 games going into the matchup.

Ridgefield, WA · 2d

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Loggers top Tigers to advance to district title game

ONY (19’) — Emilee Rodriguez (Kiley Talley) ONY (40’) — Piper Iverson (Leighton Underhill) ONY (62’) — Talley (Kendall Iverson) TENINO — Just over two weeks before Onalaska and Napavine met in a 1B/2B District 4 Semifinal on Thursday in Tenino, the two teams played to a low-scoring draw.

Napavine, WA · 1d

Tacoma News Tribune

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Ex-athletic director resigns from teaching position at Pierce County high school

A new director is heading athletics at Gig Harbor High School following the abrupt departure of his predecessor. Jordan Halstead, former athletic director at Issaquah High School, started in the role Sept. 16, a district employee report on the school district’s website shows. Halstead resigned his position at IHS as of Aug. 31, per a list of employees leaving the district that the Issaquah school board approved that month. Halstead’s arrival follows the Peninsula School District’s removal of Erick Counts, who held the position for less than a month before learning on Aug. 27 that he was losing the job. The previous athletic director, Blair Suek, was hired ahead of the 2022-23 school year and resigned in June 2026 ; her predecessor, Bob Werner, had held the role since 2011. Counts then resigned his position as a part-time social studies teacher at Gig Harbor High School on Oct. 23, the district employee report shows. The district confirmed his resignation in an email to The News Tribune Tuesday. “Mr. Counts has resigned from the Peninsula School District, and his resignation was approved at last week’s board meeting on October 27,” Chief of Schools Michael Farmer wrote. “The district cannot comment further

Pierce County, WA · 2d

Tacoma News Tribune

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Playoffs: TNT's football Game of Week, predictions for every South Sound matchup

The “Round of 32” is here, with high school football playoff games being played across Washington this weekend. Here’s our Game of the Week pick in the South Sound, along with our predictions for every local matchup. GAME OF THE WEEK No. 17 Camas (6-3) vs. No. 16 Olympia (7-2) 7 p.m. Friday at Ingersoll Stadium (Olympia) Olympia will look to bounce back after the Bears were stopped in their tracks by back-to-back Class 4A state champion Sumner last week in a 38-8 loss. Olympia kept things a little closer against Graham-Kapowsin in early October, though, and has improved under first-year coach Cary Nagel. Senior running back Ibrahima Diallo is averaging nearly 200 yards per game on the ground and has racked up 21 touchdowns. Camas, meanwhile, will be eager to get to the 4A state tournament after the Papermakers have fallen short of lofty preseason expectations this year. Camas fared well against 4A SPSL opponent Curtis in September in a 41-14 win. Skyview had Camas’ number this year, but I think the Papermakers are heading into the postseason with some positive momentum. The matchup between Diallo and Camas senior running back Thor Brody should be fun. TNT pick: Camas

Olympia, WA · 1d

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Fedele’s first year on staff

Students spend their high school years counting down the days left like a prison sentence. The anomalies negotiate a paycheck to stay. Jon Fedele — pronounced ‘pho’, like the soup, then ‘deli’, like a deli — is an aforementioned anomaly. While he has been a substitute teacher at Olympia High School since 2023, this is his first year as an official teacher.

Olympia, WA · 2d

KOMO News

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Redmond families push back against Northshore school closure plan

REDMOND, Wash. — Redmond families are fighting back against the Northshore School District's proposal to close their neighborhood school and others with low enrollment and aging buildings. It's part of a larger plan that could shutter multiple campuses and redesign district boundaries. The district has listed Sunrise, Cottage Lake,...

Redmond, WA · 1d

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New staff members arriving at Terrace

With the curtains closing on the 2025-26 school year, students at MTHS were informed of the retirement of three teachers: English teacher Peter White, photography and graphic design CTE teacher Angelo Comeaux and foreign language teacher Heidi Monrad. Following their departure, MTHS was introduced to several new faces on staff....

Mountlake Terrace, WA · 2d

MyNorthwest.com

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‘We’re kind of suffering the consequences’: Seattle schools superintendent explains new limits on screen time and AI

Seattle Public Schools (SPS) is pulling back on classroom screen time and blocking more apps and AI tools. SPS Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said the district is fixing a problem that started during the pandemic. “I think what happened is during COVID, we just said, ‘Hey, everybody, take a laptop,’ and...

Seattle, WA · 1d

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History is Happening in Washington State

In partnership with the Suquamish Tribe, Shoreline College (SC) will be flying a Native flag, making it the very first community and technical college to do so in Washington state. Indigenous Student Success Specialist, Amalia Akagi, and the yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment will be hosting this important event in...

Shoreline, WA · 1d

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The Hawks hold rival Lynnwood scoreless in homecoming game

To kick off the annual Homecoming weekend, Friday night football is one of MTHS’s most prized traditions. Students flock to the stands, abandoning any lingering homework they may have for the weekend, just to see this very game. MTHS alumni return from all graduation years, excited for the same festivities they once experienced for the first time years ago.

Lynnwood, WA · 2d

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Shoreline College’s Cafeteria Opens for Business

The Shoreline College (SC) cafeteria grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony took place this week on Nov. 4. Starting this month in partnership with Upper Crust Food Service, breakfast and lunch will be served daily, open to all students and faculty. “With food that’s affordable and fresh, there will be something...

Shoreline, WA · 1d

MyNorthwest.com

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‘They can all come in’: Seattle schools superintendent says mergers could close 10 buildings, argues plan is about education

Seattle Public Schools (SPS) could close 10 school buildings under a proposed merger plan, but SPS Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said the goal is to improve education — not simply save money. Speaking on “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio, Shuldiner said the district is considering combining 21...

Seattle, WA · 1d

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Ingraham’s Logan Rudell Breaks School Rushing Record Previously Held by UW Star Greg Lewis

Ingraham High School senior running back Logan Rudell made school history this past weekend as he became the Rams’ single-season rushing record holder during a 50-0 victory over the Garfield Bulldogs. Rudell surpassed the previous mark of 1,293 yards set by Greg Lewis, a 1987 Ingraham graduate who went...

Seattle, WA · 2d

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BASIS Independent Bellevue Expands with New Lower School Campus

BASIS Independent Bellevue is expanding next fall by opening a lower school campus serving kindergarten through fourth grade. Rebecca Huang, Bellevue's associate head of school, will lead it. The new campus will be located at 15760 NE Fourth St., across from the school's current campus. The existing campus will become...

Bellevue, WA · 2d

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Lincoln Lynx Capture Back-to-Back State Ultimate Frisbee Championships

Building a Championship Legacy, One Title at a Time. The Lincoln High School varsity ultimate frisbee team is celebrating a repeat state championship after defeating Roosevelt High School 15-7 in the Washington state finals at Foster Stadium in Tukwila on Nov. 1. Lincoln entered the tournament as the defending state...

Tacoma, WA · 2d

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UW researchers warn against permanent Daylight Saving Time before ‘Big Dark’

A University of Washington study warns that permanent daylight saving time would cause at least 2 billion additional school trips nationwide in the dark each year, including nearly 35 million in Washington. Traffic collision data analyzed in the study found school-age pedestrians are roughly twice as likely to be involved...

Seattle, WA · 4d

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Prep football play-in matchups, district tourney updates, Huskies stun Cornhuskers, Sounders playoff setback and more | Northwest Sports Update

The Seahawks are rounding out Week 8 of the NFL season tonight with a primetime showdown. They’re hosting the Chicago Bears in a meeting between two of the top teams in the NFC. It will pit a lockdown Seahawks defense that’s allowing the least yards per game to opponents against a high-octane Bears offense that’s averaging the third-most.

Seattle, WA · 4d

The Daily

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Updates: Election Day 2026 results, student engagement across campus

Happy Election Day, Huskies! Today is an opportunity to exercise your right to vote. You can vote at the HUB from 8:30 a.m. through 8 p.m. or visit any voting center across the city until 8 p.m. Students who are in line by 8 p.m. are still eligible to vote,...

Seattle, WA · 3d