New episode:
In 1995, Seattle hired a retired Army general to run its schools. In just three years, John Stanford reshaped the district — and his ghost still lingers in its policies today.
https://t.co/fObwbOyO2o
🎧 NEW EPISODE: Seattle Public Schools is quietly eliminating specialized classrooms for newcomer students. We examine this policy change and speak with teachers and former students about what's being lost. https://t.co/soyUgXbOex
What have we learned after 13 weeks of tracking education funding in Olympia?
The short answer: Change is rung-by-rung.
The longer answer is in our latest episode of Rainy Day Recess. https://t.co/pZK4QSrHgr
#WAleg#FundOurSchools
What do WA House and Senate budgets do to fill the Big 3 funding gaps for shcool districts? Here's the low-down and some legislative special effects to keep an eye out for. https://t.co/Ih9C2fXsBq
See how the House and Senate biennium budget proposals compare on @edvoters budget side-by-side. The Governor's budget is not included, but his budget priorities are shared.https://t.co/FeXZld1VQH #WAleg#WAedu
NEW EPISODE: Superintendent Jones' surprise exit announcement, a major reversal on highly capable programming, and troubling details about a tragic student death. We also cover the most recent school board meeting, and what's up in community.
https://t.co/E4FNam8Skp
Will our education bills survive House Appropriations after they slashed MSOC funding from $600 to $5.55 per student? Also, hear high-schooler Rafael Brewer's account of the heated 43rd district town hall, and we enter "Budget Land"!
🎧 Listen: https://t.co/moIF8OLoma
Officials have told Arsema Barekew’s parents few details about what led up to their daughter’s death outside Washington Middle School, the couple says.
https://t.co/l7LFSBNpgc