WA Governor’s Proposed School Plan Would Take Away Your Kids Cellphone
Gov. Ferguson wants to take away your kid's cellphone while in school.
Education
CBC To Cut Ribbon for New 160 Room ‘Hawks Landing Hall’ Student Housing
CBC to formally open another new student housing building
Yakima High School Teacher Arrested for Possession of Child Sex Abuse Materials
The Davis HS teacher was arrested, and so far, bond has not been set--as of Friday.
Free Fire Safety Event Coming to Kennewick This October
Meet your local firefighters and pick up real safety knowledge at Kennewick's Fire Prevention Week events scattered across the community this October.
Study Says Washington Is Almost the Best for Low Student Debt
A new WalletHub study looked at student debt across the country, and Washington landed near the bottom of the list at 48th overall, which is a good thing.
Ki-Be Schools To Send 3rd Replacement Levy to Voters in November 3 Election
after two failed levy attempts in 2025, the District will try again.
Richland Police Launch New “See Someting, Say Something” Student Help Program
RPD is handing out new See Something Say Something key chains to Richland School District students
You Can Park an RV in West Richland, But There’s a Catch
If you're thinking RV living in West Richland, know that hooking up utilities and staying put on residential land isn't as simple as it sounds.
UW Sleep Expert Says Later High School Start Times Boost Attendance, Grades
After years of research, including changing start times in Seattle, UW expert says it's making a difference.
Great Pay Offered. 43 New Paraeducator Jobs in Kennewick Schools
The Kennewick School District just posted 43 new Special Education Paraeducator positions with great pay, and applications are open now.
Scholar Program Shows Kennewick Students Their Hard Work Matters
Local students can now earn real rewards for As and Bs through a new Scholar program launching at The Pacific Campus.
Feds Sues Oregon, and WA State over College Tuition Assistance for Illegals
The Department of Justice has now opened litigation against 21 states who illegally offer tuition assistance and more for illegals