Jenn Smith

Schools across Washington state are still struggling to get student test scores back to pre-pandemic levels, new national data shows.

A woman, who was injured in an RV fire on a freezing day in Everett, died from burns at Harborview Medical Center. A man died at the scene.

After a brief reprieve from the icy sludge and snow, more white stuff is on the way to Western Washington, according to the National Weather Service.

State schools Superintendent Chris Reykdal has told districts the Trump administration's directive to end “race-based” practices does "not hold the power of law."

A number of Trump's executive orders would change public education policies and funding. What questions to you have? We'll report as we find answers.

Join Washington legislators and child care experts at 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, for a live Zoom discussion on the sector's most pressing issues and how to help.

With the impending departure of Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Brent Jones, we'd like to hear your thoughts and questions about the changes in leadership and the district's future,

Dick's Drive-In Restaurant President and CEO Jasmine Donovan discusses how Washington's child care crisis affects the state's workforce and economy.

Here are three big takeaways from the Seattle Times panel discussion on the state of child care in Washington and finding solutions.

When it comes to federal and local impacts on education, maintaining special education services and federal college financial aid are top concerns for readers.