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In the Seattle Times:
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Editorial | Judge tells Seattle School Board: Do the math (2/8)
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Column | Learning not to copy China (2/7)
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Rigorous college-prep classes skyrocketing in Washington (2/6)
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Senator backs putting ads on school buses (2/6)
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State's biggest expense is the hardest one to cut (2/6)
On Seattle PI.com:
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165 WA school districts seek $4.6B in M&O levies (2/6)
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'At hope' bill dies in Washington state committee (2/6)
In the Tacoma News Tribune:
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Schooling from home extends teacher's job (2/8)
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Column | Education ruling should be game-changer for legislators
(2/7)
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Column | Weaker standards a disservice to education (2/7)
In the Spokane Spokesman-Review:
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School administrators’ pay among highest in county (2/6)
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Healthier choices at school (2/6)
In the Everett Herald:
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Editorial | Task laid out; get on with it (2/7)
In the Yakima Herald-Republic:
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A touch of tech enhances math class (2/7)
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Valley students show an eye for art (2/7)
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Editorial | Ruling underscores school districts' need for levies
(2/7)
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No drive for students to learn to drive? (2/7)
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Dorn, Laverty weigh in on school funding ruling (2/5)
In the Kitsap Sun:
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NK parents want district to bring back honors classes (2/7)
In the Olympian:
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From
lunch trays to the garden (2/8)
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Editorial | Levies' failure, not passage, carries real costs (2/7)
In the Bellingham Herald:
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Column | Now is not the time to give up on school reform (2/6)
• Blog | A
roundup of reaction to school funding ruling (2/5)
In the Longview Daily News:
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Longview scraps early retirement incentive (2/8)
In the Peninsula Daily
News:
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Public comment invited on DNR's 5-year plan (2/8)
In the Aberdeen Daily World:
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Open records dispute resolution center bill dies (2/6) In the Washington Post:
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Editorial | Obama's quest for a renewed, tougher NCLB (2/6) In the New York Times:
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For students at risk, early college proves a draw (2/7)
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A federal effort to push junk food out of schools (2/7)
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With stimulus money gone, many schools face budget gaps (2/7)
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Editorial | Abstinence education done right (2/8) In the
San Francisco Chronicle:
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Column | The misguided race to federalize education (2/7)
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Study: Segregation rife at charter schools (2/5) In Education Week:
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Debate heats up over replacing AYP metric in ESEA (2/5)
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Dueling objectives mark stimulus at halfway point (2/5)
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