Dahlia Bazzaz

The number of apprentices has soared more than 70% in the past decade in Washington, thanks to more funding for earn-while-you-learn programs.

Around half of Washington's community colleges will gain or lose money based on a new funding formula that will take effect next summer. Here's why.

You might want to make sure your costume is waterproof. Halloween will be wet all Friday in Seattle, according to the National Weather Service.

Seven years in, the Seattle Promise Program, which offers free tuition to Seattle Colleges for SPS graduates, has increased its enrollment fivefold.

Gov. Bob Ferguson issued an executive order aimed at boosting the number of high school seniors in Washington who fill out the form, citing state economic need.

Eduardo M. Peñalver, who took the helm in 2021 as the school’s first Latino president, helped steer Seattle U through major transitions.

A university spokesperson called the disruption "completely unacceptable" and confirmed the man, who is not a UW student, would be banned from campus.

Washington's state school superintendent says proposed federal cuts would devastate small rural districts that are the heart of their communities.

Washington State Ferries is aiming to tackle its staffing shortage by building future captains and engineers through a program that teaches everything from loading cars to sailing the boat.

The school president wrote that one agent accused students of attempting to enter the country illegally and questioned their affiliation with the school.

The nonprofit College Success Foundation will serve more than 20,000 fewer students next school year as it reels from the loss of state funding.

State lawmakers reduced income eligibility for full awards and lowered the aid provided to students attending the state’s private colleges, among other trims.

The Department of Education is investigating whether Washington's top education agency is pressuring districts to adopt gender-inclusive practices.

Each year, students in Washington leave millions of dollars in federal and state financial aid on the table when they don’t fill out the federal student financial aid form.

Under current law, Washington only provides state funding to cover special education for up to 16% of a district’s total student population.

A Bellevue School District program offers essential life skills, education and employment opportunities for 18-to-22-year-olds with disabilities.

The Highline Public Schools breach includes data from people who no longer have direct ties the district, including former students, parents and employees.

Among us is a small group of Seattleites who have walked or run the length of all, or most, of the city’s over 1,600 public streets. They have stories to tell.

Department of Education employees based in Seattle reflect on the recent layoffs that will cut half of the federal agency's workforce.

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray denounces President Donald Trump's plans to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education