News across Greater Seattle
NROTC scholarship information night for Edmonds School District seniors Sept. 30
Edmonds School District high school seniors interested in earning a full-tuition college scholarship while preparing for a career as a military officer are invited to an NROTC Scholarship Information Night […]
Middle, high school students invited to participate in 2026 Congressional App Challenge
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen announced in June the launch of the 2026 Congressional App Challenge, an annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to develop coding and computer […]
Ballard and Ingraham students named National Merit semifinalists
Three Ballard High School students and two Ingraham High School students have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. The Ballard students are Ethan McKee, Audrey Papineau, ... Read more
Edmonds School District awarded $1 million grant for electric school buses
Edmonds School District has been awarded a $1,002,000 grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to support the purchase of two electric school buses and related charging infrastructure. The […]
Edmonds School Board agrees on funding priorities, reviews finances, swears in student advisors
After a discussion about state legislative priorities at the Tuesday Edmonds School District Board work session, Board Directors agreed to focus on lobbying for full funding for special education, MSOC […]
Cascade PBS
Published September 21Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers
Teacher-residency programs provide future educators with mentorship and hands-on learning.
Cascade PBS
Published September 21Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers: Conversations with Washington’s rising teachers and those fostering their success
Presented by Pemco Insurance Learn more For three weeks during her teaching residency, Kenlee Pope took over a fifth-grade classroom in Everett. Pope had already spent months working alongside her mentor, Thomas Treskell, at Monroe Elementary School. She had taught lessons and…
WA has yet to opt into Federal Scholarship Tax Credit as Ferguson weighs decision
Washington State media representatives were invited to a virtual call about the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program with former U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, and Jorge Elorza, CEO of Democrats for Education Reform on Tuesday, September 15. The Federal Scholarship…
Will a new federal education tax credit be available in Washington?
Gov. Bob Ferguson has yet to decide whether Washington will join 31 other states that have opted into a new federal tax program aimed at driving more private dollars into […]
Sponsored: Edmonds School District’s Family Resource Advocate program supports over 3,400 students annually
My Neighborhood News Network has partnered with the Verdant Health Commission to profile the work of local nonprofits that advance the health of our whole community. For nearly 20 years, […]
Edmonds School Board navigates drone policy, state funding gaps and guidelines at Sept. 8 meeting
The Edmonds School District Board of Directors addressed property utility agreements, privacy rules for aerial drones, and how to navigate a $52 million state funding deficit during its Sept. 8 […]
Lynnwood Elementary first-grade teacher honored by Premera and Seattle Storm
Lynnwood Elementary School first-grade teacher Kelly Kerani received some special recognition last summer when he was named a 2026 Premera All-Star Educator and honored during the Seattle Storm’s Back-to-School Game […]