Election 2023
A projected $15 million budget deficit means finances — and looming cuts — are top of mind for candidates.
Election 2023
Incumbent Jen Hirman is running against Charles Mister to fill Position 2. Charles Adkins and Ryne Rohla are competing for Position 5.
Elections 2023
Candidates have dropped out of races leading up to the general election, leaving one of four seats with a real campaign trail.
Educators from Everett, Northshore and the Schack Art Center were honored by Washington Art Education Association.
Charles Mister Jr. also ran for the board in 2021, claiming a resume that was part fiction.
Ahead of Orca Recovery Day, students participated in aquatic activities in Edmonds. Educators said kids will never forget it.
After a three-year pause, former students face a big budget adjustment, like Kira Violette, who works at Everett Community College.
Julian Willis, 34, preyed on a Kamiak student from November 2022 to March, prosecutors allege.
Enrollment has picked up since the pandemic, but the lag threatens the state’s quest for education equity.
Students at Whittier Elementary filled the basketball court with laughter and excitement Wednesday for their first day of school.
Paraeducators, graduation coordinators and other staff joined teaching certification programs at universities in the state.
Before a meeting to approve a new budget, employees protested over union contracts and more. The district has promised transparency.
The group for teens and preteens operates on a shoestring budget. “It’s not about making money,” director Bill Walles said.
Incumbent Sarah Adams garnered just 20 more votes than longtime teacher Monica Weber, triggering a recount.
Karen Coulombe makes sure her students have career skills and Microsoft certifications. Certiport recognized her as its 2023 educator of the year.
“There has never been a district of our size facing binding conditions,” Superintendent Zachary Robbins said.
Sarah Adams and Monica Weber, aligned on many issues, are in a close race to face Sherri Larkin in the general election.
Several school board races around the county were tight. Meanwhile, an incumbent on Marysville’s board took just 8% of votes.
Jeremiah Campbell is running to hold the seat, while Crystal Blakely is challenging. Two candidates have dropped out of the race.
