Seattle Public Library patrons will still have to pay for lost or damaged items, but the city chose a collections company that won't forward debts to credit reporting agencies.

Advocates hope legislation requiring comprehensive K-12 sexual health education will be successful in 2020.

More colleges and universities in Washington state are ditching the SAT and ACT as requirements for admissions. It's part of a nationwide trend.

Preparing for adult life is critical for all high school students. But those with disabilities face a greater risk of missing postsecondary opportunities.

The number of students with disabilities living in Washington state is growing. But the number of special ed teachers has remained stagnant. 

Experts say poor data reporting practices have kept educational institutions from truly confronting their role in exposing kids to the criminal justice system.

For many Asian Americans, that's a frustrating development.

Noncitizens and citizens alike deserve a civic education. Our democracy depends on it.

In hospitals across Seattle, doctors-in-training are taking a "unity" break to protest low wages and punishing schedules.

Students and staff say enrollment-based funding leaves Seattle Public schools without crucial resources each year.

In 2017, David Sather was disciplined for engaging in sexually harassing behavior toward colleagues. But he remained employed and his accusers say his behavior continued.

They contend that what should be avenues of recourse for families and accountability for staff often lead nowhere.

Students and parents advocated for a minimalist, districtwide dress code after they say some students were unfairly targeted by school-level dress codes.

There is only one educator of color for every 43 nonwhite students in Seattle schools. But data show that gap is gradually closing.

The Urban Native Education Alliance is preparing teens to tell community stories in a digital age.