Amid the pandemic, some had added responsibilities to juggle with classes — helping care for siblings, working to support themselves and their families.

The case, brought by five Black officers, exposes a troubling hallmark of campus life.

Three educators talk about how George Floyd’s murder and the BLM movement have inspired them to include more social justice education.

As Canada faces a reckoning over more deaths at Indigenous schools, an inquiry into similar U.S. sites may advance the search for Northwest kids who didn’t survive.

The search is on for solutions as child care costs top $14,500 a year for some Washington kids.

“A graduation can be more for the people who supported you than it is for the actual person.”

Some parent groups are trying to find ways to redistribute both monetary donations and “sweat equity” between affluent and high-poverty schools.

Despite no mandate from school districts or state officials, 30% of Washington children ages 12 to 15 have started the vaccination process.

The new law, which will take effect in fall 2022, was shaped in part by student lobbyists.

The longtime education reporter explains how decades of covering schools shaped the perspective she brings to her new column.