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It’s time for the ISD to allow their high school students more sleep
Last year, Lake Washington School District (LWSD) moved most high school start times back by an hour. Eastlake High School, which previously began at 7:30 a.m., now starts at 8:30 a.m., aligning with research that suggests students benefit when schools start at 8:30 a.m. or later. With evidence that later start times improve student focus, grades, and safety, Issaquah School District (ISD) must take similar action to prioritize the well-being of its students.
King County Fire District #2 hosting free Kids Day event on Saturday, Sept. 14
King County Fire District #2 is inviting families to join them for a day of fun at their annual Kids Day event on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024. The event will be held at Station 28, located at 900 SW 146th Street in Burien (map below), from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Ascend Prime’s Community Cocktail Benefits the Backpack Brigade this Fall!
The Community Cocktail has returned to Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi for guests to sip and support local youth going back to school! To assist King County students this fall, Ascend has partnered with AHG Cares, the philanthropic arm of its parent company Ascend Hospitality Group, and Tito’s Handmade Vodka to donate $1 from every Community Cocktail sold to the Backpack Brigade. In addition, Tito’s will also be donating $500 to the cause.
Can You Believe This Beautiful County Has the Highest Rate of Premature Deaths in WA?
You may have heard the news that King County is the healthiest county in Washington state. “Compared to the national average, King County has a lower rate of premature death and a lower share of adults reporting that they're in poor physical health.” - Axios. Great news for King...
Washington State Debate Coalition cancels Oct. 11 gubernatorial debate
The Washington State Debate Coalition (WSDC) has canceled its Oct. 11 gubernatorial debate between Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert in Ellensburg, the agency announced Thursday. The decision to ...
OSPI candidates weigh in on school choice
(The Center Square) – A few days after The Seattle Times editorial board came out against school choice, or vouchers, that give families access to education funding, people – including the two candidates for superintendent of public instruction – are weighing in. Live Finne, director of the Center for Education at the Washington Policy Center, was sharply critical of The Seattle Times piece and its contention that "private or religious schools could pick the top tier students and athletes and leave the others in public...
NOAA Predicts: Drenching Rain for Washington This Fall
If you're anything like me, this time of year I feel mixed emotions. I'm excited for slightly cooler temperatures. I love Fall colors but, I will mourn the passing of Summer. I love being outdoors, riding my horse, hiking, camping, and sitting on my back patio. Cold wet weather is...
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