Baring
Baring, WA · Education
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Message From Principal Garcia 10-01-26
What a wonderful first month of school! It is hard to believe we are already heading into October. The first few weeks of school have been filled with learning, connection, new routines, and so many opportunities for our Cougars to grow together. We are off to a fantastic start!. September...
fox13seattle.com
University of Washington union members to picket on Thursday
SEATTLE - A union representing employees from the University of Washington says its members have rejected a contract offer from the university and will hold a picket on Thursday. Editor’s note: A previous version of this article stated that union workers planned to 'strike.' The article has been updated to...
425magazine.com
‘I Wish I Had Something Like This When I Was Younger’: Bellevue Student-Founded Writing Competition Returns
It’s difficult to quantify the exact number of writing competitions in existence — specifically ones looking to spotlight budding high school-aged talent. But whatever that certainly high number is, the options didn't cut it for Interlake High School graduate and now-Harvard freshman Corlie Zhuang. “I felt that there...
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21 Northshore Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
Congratulations to the 21 Northshore seniors who were named National Merit semifinalists this fall. Nationally, about 16,000 students were named semifinalists this year. Nathan Coy, Vera Fang, Jadie Hwang, Anastasia Makarevich, Kellen Trummer, Elsa Wang, Luke Zeng, Hankang Zhou. North Creek High School. Sacchit Boddapati, Jiya Gupta, Sahana Ramkumar, Manavi...
seattlemedium.com
Renton Rangers 8U Build Success Around Brotherhood, Teamwork And Effort
Winning championships can tell you what a youth football team has accomplished, but it doesn’t always tell you how or why. For the Renton Rangers 8U team, the answer, according to head coach Darryl “Red” Gant, begins with the bond he sees between the players. Many of...
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Varsity Football takes on Mercer Island
The Inglemoor Vikings took on the Mercer Island Islanders at Pop Keeney Stadium on Friday, Sept 18. Despite the Viks walking away with a 3-10 loss, they put up an admirable effort against the number 1 team in the 3A/4A Kingco Crest division. Despite the loss, the game was marked...
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Edmonds College welcomes new Board of Trustees members, Maria Montalvo and Blessing Jere
LYNNWOOD — Edmonds College is pleased to announce the appointments of Maria A. Montalvo and Blessing Jere to its Board of Trustees. Both appointees bring unique perspectives and a strong commitment to student success and policy governance. Governor Bob Ferguson appointed Montalvo to a five-year term running through September...
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Metro League Scores And Highlights 9-28-26
Things started badly for Chief Sealth and didn’t get any better, as Eastside Catholic took advantage of a series of early turnovers and special teams miscues to defeat the Seahawks 49-0 in Metro League action. The trouble began almost immediately for the Seahawks. Chief Sealth opened the game with...
Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Monday’s Headlines Get Schooled
The New York Times ran a rather uninquisitive article about problems with electric school buses that doesn’t really explain why they’d need a range longer than 90 miles, other than the occasional field trip, or why electric city buses and freight trucks seem to work just fine. The broader issue for ending long dropoff and pickup lines is that districts are increasingly building schools on huge far-flung tracts that students can’t walk to and buses can’t efficiently serve, all but forcing parents to drive their kids (The Argument).
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Shorecrest student selected to serve on Board of Puget Sound Educational Service District
Congratulations to new PSESD student board representatives Savannah Yellow Calf (Gig Harbor High School, Peninsula School District) and Ameerah Elnemr (Shorecrest High School, Shoreline Public Schools), who have been officially sworn in by Dr. Balderas!. Savannah and Ameerah will serve on the Puget Sound Educational Service District (PSESD) Board of...
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Kent TOP school staff forced to teach in cafeteria
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B-Town (Burien) Blog
Kennedy Catholic’s football Lancers beat Kentwood 34-7 for third straight win
Kennedy Catholic won its third straight varsity football game Saturday, Sept. 26, beating visiting Kentwood 34-7 in a league matchup to improve to 3-1. The Burien Lancers held an opponent to 10 points or fewer for the third consecutive game. Kentwood fell to 1-3. The Lancers have outscored opponents 109-17...
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Seattle Prep Posts Impressive 42-6 Victory Over Lincoln
Coming off a narrow two-point loss to Rainier Beach, Seattle Prep entered its Metro League matchup against Lincoln looking to get back on track, while the Lynx were still searching for their first win of the season. On a cold, rainy night at the Northeast Athletic Complex, both teams had...
The Center Square
Daycare Fraud Concerns Grow After Records Surface + Seattle Democrats Split On $100M Crime Program
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2,400 free child care slots to open at 42 sites in WA this school year
Families looking for free preschool will have more options across the Greater Seattle area this school year, with 16 new sites opening in Seattle, Federal Way, Kent, Renton, Tukwila, Lynnwood and Des Moines. The new locations are part of a statewide expansion of Washington’s Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program...
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Somali home daycares in Seattle receive $5M in taxpayer funds in potential fraud: report
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Somali home daycares in Seattle have allegedly received more than $5 million in taxpayer funds in a potential fraud scheme, according to a report. The Post Millennial posted a video on X on Monday that showed reporter Katie Daviscourt visiting Somali home daycares in Seattle to determine if they were legitimate.