Western Washington University officials say that state law exempts them from releasing the names of students found responsible for sexual assault. The reporters and their legal counsel disagree.

Many of the people who taught kids or drove them to school have seen much of their pensions' spending power slip away.

We already have an armed security presence in many schools, but school safety hasn't improved.

A new law will automatically enroll students who meet or exceed state standards in the classes. Advocates say it doesn’t go far enough.

A new plan approved by the Legislature will soon provide free tuition to low income families — guaranteed.

Some of the jobs that artificial intelligence will eliminate are the very STEM jobs that college is training students to fill.

Washington STEM policy manager Bish Paul shares his journey of perseverance and self-acceptance in the States — and how he’s come to find strength in his many identities.

Doing the same thing and getting the same result are leaving our kids in crisis.

Seattle Public Schools plans to cut 24 librarians from full-time to part-time next school year due to projected budgeting shortfalls.

It's been 40 years since Seattle schools first tried — and failed — to integrate. Today, data suggest segregation persists across the district

A proposal currently before the school board relies on a new idea to close the opportunity gap for all marginalized students. Not everyone is on board.

In January, the University of Washington scrubbed its website of a program funded by the founders of Purdue Pharma.

The district was called "tone deaf" after a school principal sent parents an email suggesting children not fast on standardized testing days.

On the eve of the school's closure, one final student art show. 

On the Nisqually River, middle school students are studying a changing ecosystem and advising the grown-ups with power to address it.