'New York Times' honors Islander Middle School students
More than 22,000 teenagers submitted essays for the New York Times "How To: Informational Writing Contest for Teenagers". That includes 8th-grade students at Islander Middle School on Mercer Island.
Schools across WA plan for walkouts Tuesday in support of Palestine
College and high school students across Washington state organized schoolwide walkouts as part of a Free Palestine rally Tuesday morning.
Summer camp sticker shock: Working parents' wallets feel the burn
Summer camp has become one of the latest burdens facing parents as the summer nears. Not only are camps filling up at a quick clip, they're costing families more than ever.
Pro-Palestine college protests intensify across the U.S.
As the Israel-Hamas war continues escalating in the Middle East, tensions are triggering pro-Palestinian protests across some of America's top colleges, with activists calling for a cease-fire. However, some demonstrations turned chaotic overnight, as NYU students and police officers went face to face.
Study finds lower grades given to students with surnames later in alphabetical order
Researchers discovered a disturbing trend regarding how a student’s last name can impact their grades.
Amazon surprises local high school students with $40k college scholarship
Amazon surprised many local high school students with a $40k college scholarship to study computer science.
Earthfest event in Bellevue teaches kids the importance of sustainability
Families from all over the region spent their time in the sun at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Saturday to enjoy the view and celebrate Mother Nature at Earthfest.
First-ever Earthfest event in Bellevue
Families from all over the region spent their time in the sun at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Saturday to enjoy the view and celebrate Mother Nature at Earthfest.
WSU President Kirk Schulz to retire in 2025
Washington State University President Kirk Schulz announced Friday he will be retiring next year.
Victim asks for protection from alleged UW Football rapist
Tybo Rogers, the University of Washington football player accused of raping two students, pleaded not guilty in court on Thursday.
The mental health implications of social media
Social media has shown itself to be a double-edged sword as we maximize the benefits it offers while trying to protect kids and teens from the harm associated with the platforms.
UW football player accused of rape pleads not guilty in Seattle courtroom
University of Washington football player Tylin Rogers has been charged with two counts of felony rape and plead not guilty in court on Thursday.
UW football player accused of rape expected in court
University of Washington Husky football player Tylin Rogers is set to appear in court on Thursday. He is accused of raping two women.
Could Washington high school sports see a transfer portal?
The Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) is currently deliberating potential rule adjustments amidst ongoing discussions about student-athlete transfers, with the aim of balancing academic priorities and athletic opportunities.
New safety measures at Chief Sealth HS after teen left campus and was shot
The newly formed Chief Sealth Campus Safety Team hosted a community safety meeting Tuesday night at the high school months after a student was shot and killed off campus.
Elite team of Seattle-area athletes looks to WNBA Draft for inspiration
Young athletes are catching the wave of excitement following the WNBA Draft on Monday night.
Port Angeles paraeducators reach tentative agreement with school district
Class is back in session after paraeducators reached a tentative agreement with the Port Angeles School District over the weekend.
Port Angeles paraeducators reach agreement with school district
Class is back in session after paraeducators reached a tentative agreement with the Port Angeles School District over the weekend.
West Seattle businesses to be demolished under light rail plan are fundraising to move ahead of wrecking ball
Two local business owners who will have to move due to a light rail construction plan are turning to the community for help.
Help WSU name its new apple variety
Washington State University is once again calling on locals to help name a new apple variety, WA 64.