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Incumbent Chris Reykdal, Maia Espinoza Leading in Primary Election Results for Washington State Schools Superintendent
, a former Democratic state lawmaker, has the endorsement of the Washington Education Association (WEA) union, the race's most ...Read More -
Here’s How Your State Plans To Reopen Schools
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Virtual school: Teachers want to improve but training varies
to be more effective in the fall, said Linda Mullen, spokeswoman for the Washington Education Association, which surveyed...Read More -
In-person classes, or not? Beach district wrestles with national dilemma
darn bad, too,” Huntley said. Doug Pellerin, president of the Ocean Beach Education Association, said health concerns are one of ...Read More -
Sex ed, local control at heart of race for WA state schools chief
tax dollars into the public school system as a result of the McCleary funding lawsuit. But the pandemic forced an ...Read More -
Vashon superintendent announces online start for schools
bargaining with the teacher’s union, Vashon Education Association. The Seattle Education Association has issued a ...Read More -
Local parents support in-person classes, teacher unions call to go remote
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Centralia School Board Approves Teacher’s 2020-21 Contract; Teachers to Take Three Furlough Days
The Centralia School Board approved the 2020-21 Centralia Education Association (CEA) Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) at ...Read More -
"Safety is a top priority" Spokane Public Schools working with Spokane Education Association on a plan for fall
, Wash - Spokane Public Schools says its working closely with the Spokane Education Association as it develops a plan for school ...Read More -
As school year looms, parents must choose between risky and difficult options
in the mix are the voices of teachers and staff. The Olympia Education Association recently posted the results of a poll to their ...Read More -
With COVID-19, Whatcom schools plan these remote, hybrid models for fall classes
will include face coverings, distancing, sanitizing, health screenings and smaller class sizes. In-person offerings may be ...Read More -
Online Seattle education meeting hacked by white supremacists
SEATTLE - A virtual meeting hosted by the Seattle Education Association was abruptly halted Monday after it was hacked by white ...Read More -
How we’re covering structural racism and systemic change in education, and how you can get involved
to hear from educators of color, to find out what could finally make a dent in this long-standing American problem of unequal schools Read MoreEverett schools seek to tackle present, future needs with $317M bond
learning,” said Jared Kink, who is president of the Everett Education Association and has children in Everett public schools. “...Read MorePresident of the Washington Education Association speaks out on reopening schools, 'we need to follow the science'
the nation, teacher unions are speaking out. Larry Delaney, President of the Washington Education Association (a ...Read MoreCoronavirus Update: Phase 3 gatherings shrink; JBLM shares cases amid Pierce County record
she said. Like Ergun, Karen McNamara, president of the Puyallup Education Association, said teachers in Puyallup will ultimately ...Read MoreTacoma, Puyallup teachers fear reopening with COVID spike. ‘I don’t think it’s safe’
good. According to Shannon Ergun, the new president of the Tacoma Education Association, the priority in any school reopening plan...Read MoreBellingham Schools superintendent offers these insights about fall school options
coverings, distancing, sanitizing, health screenings, and smaller class sizes.” School officials will collect information about ...Read MoreWhy some teachers don’t want to go back to school
.kuow.org/record. Marcie Sillman talks to Larry Delaney, head of the Washington Education Association, about concerns ...Read MoreSpokane Public Schools to hold online webinars discussing fall reopening plans
for the upcoming school year. Discussions began Monday with the Spokane Education Association, the union representing certificated...Read More