Take the Mic: Black teens speak out about police brutality and racism
So many deaths of Black people at the hands of police in the U.S. Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Eric...
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Take the Mic: Black teens speak out about police brutality and racism
So many deaths of Black people at the hands of police in the U.S. Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Eric...
07:38
Some Seattle PTAs are fundraising to help families with rent and basic needs
In normal times, parent teacher student associations fundraise to pay for things like field...
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Some Seattle PTAs are fundraising to help families with rent and basic needs
In normal times, parent teacher student associations fundraise to pay for things like field...
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Tacoma nonprofits are trying to help high school seniors stick with their college plans
Community groups and the Tacoma school district have been trying in recent years to help more...
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Survey shows homeless students need food, technology access and rental assistance
In recent years, students experiencing homelessness or housing instability in Washington have...
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Take the Mic: 12-year-old cheerleader finds joy in ‘pepping people up’ in quarantine
February was a high point for Olawumi Olaniyan. The 12-year-old seventh grader from Heatherwood...
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Shoreline drama students’ virtual ‘Les Misérables’ performance reaches thousands
The coronavirus may have shut down schools, but it hasn’t put a stop to student creativity....
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State superintendent’s work group examines ways to possibly reopen schools in the fall
The statewide school closure to slow the spread of the coronavirus has brought tremendous...
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School districts in Washington are seeing fraudulent claims for unemployment benefits
More than 800,000 people in Washington have filed for unemployment benefits during the pandemic....
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Take the Mic: How smashing a piñata became a joyful memory for one Tacoma family
“My happiest quarantine memory is beating the crap out of a piñata.” That vivid opening line...
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UW's Cauce says fall classes will be in person, but it will be a 'new normal'
Colleges and universities are conducting classes online right now to limit the spread of the...
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A pandemic hasn't stopped 'Lunch Lady Doree' from feeding kids in West Seattle
The kitchen at Denny International Middle School in West Seattle is decked out with strings of...
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School meals are becoming an increasingly important lifeline amid the pandemic
Rosa Rangel showed up 40 minutes early to Kentridge High School in the Kent school district on...
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Pandemic results in big changes to the program training people how to run ventilators
A piece of medical equipment most of us didn’t know much about has now become critically...
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School districts work to sort out how to pay for child care for essential workers
When Gov. Jay Inslee ordered a statewide school closure, he said districts should provide child...
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Take the Mic: Putting athletic dreams on hold during the pandemic
We've all had to give up parts of our lives as we stay home to slow the COVID-19 pandemic....
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Seattle Public Schools adopts temporary grading policy for high school students
Schools across the state have had to make a major shift to remote learning amid the coronavirus...
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Advocates push for incarcerated youth to be released to protect them from coronavirus
Under pressure from a lawsuit and after a large protest at a prison in Monroe, Washington state...
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Take the Mic: Pandemic life from the view of a 7-year-old and her older sister
The coronavirus pandemic has turned all of our lives upside-down. But what is it like to live...
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Washington schools close the rest of the academic year, distance learning will continue
Gov. Jay Inslee said there will be no more in-person instruction for the rest of the school year,...
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