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Washington State Schools to Consider A 4-Day Week Schedule
I feel like since the dawn of me being born, I have heard people talking about shortening the work week, and only working 4-days a week. Did I ever think it would happen? Nope. But it is!. 4-Day Work Schedules are being implemented all around the world. "Iceland. Cold little...
Does Your Kid Attend These Five Party Schools in Washington?
Quality professors? The safety of its campus? How about the reputation as a party school? Niche studied many categories - including the party scene at schools across the nation. Before we get to the top 5 Washington party schools - we give you the top 5 in the nation. Top...
Slapped Cheek Syndrome Can Run Rampant in Washington Elementary Schools
What You Need To Know About Slapped Cheek Syndrome In Washington State. As a kid, my foster mom deliberately exposed me to chicken pox with my childhood friend Melanie Botts. Here Are Signs Your Child Has Slapped Cheek Syndrome. We were at the grocery store and my mom was talking...
Safety at Risk: Shocking Rise in Violence Against Teachers Reported Across Washington Schools
Recent reports from KIRO 7 in Seattle shed light on a concerning trend: violence against teachers in Washington State public schools is on the rise. The issue has prompted discussions about the safety and well-being of educators in the classroom.
Former Washington Democratic lawmaker wins award for charter school support
(The Center Square) – The The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools has honored a former Washington state lawmaker with one of its annual Charter School Changemaker Awards for ongoing efforts to champion charter schools in the Evergreen State. Eric Pettigrew, a Seattle Democrat, served in the state House of Representatives from 2003 to 2021. He was an advocate for the charter school movement long before nearly any other Democrat was on board. ...
Discover your path at Maritime High School
As the third largest economic powerhouse in Washington state, the maritime sector is a vital pillar of our economy. But with seasoned maritime professionals moving into retirement, and new technologies requiring next-generation skills, the industry is at a crossroads of opportunity. Enter Highline Public Schools’ Maritime High School, which opened its doors in September 2021 with a vision to bridge the gap.
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