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In the Seattle Times:
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Editorial: Seattle responds to economic, academic necessities (12/1)
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Gregoire looking at massive cuts, including schools (11/30)
In the Seattle P-I:
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Editorial: School closures a work in progress (11/30)
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Column: Where do we go from here with public education? (11/29)
In the Spokane Spokesman-Review:
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Budget cuts hit East Valley district (11/29)
In the Vancouver Columbian:
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Grant to help Washougal buy greener school buses (11/30)
In the Everett Herald:
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Weston named one of Washington's top alternative high schools
(11/30)
In the Yakima Herald-Republic
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Rice, Puente begin state school leadership roles (11/28)
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Cowiche school awarded $20,000 for achievements (11/28)
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'Superkinders' make up state's only all-kindergarten school (11/27)
In the Kitsap Sun
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More students are logging on to get their learn on (11/30)
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CK boundary shifts to be unveiled at meetings this week (11/30)
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Stolen SK student records resurface atop dumpster (11/30)
In the Olympian:
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Online schools make gains (12/1)
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Districts review 2009 levy amounts (11/27)
In the Bellingham Herald:
• Whatcom
County schools struggle with electronics policies (11/30)
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Nooksack Valley leader named state superintendent of year (11/26)
In the Wenatchee World:
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Omak schools to seek health clinic (11/28)
In the Longview Daily News:
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State to help Castle Rock cover cost of Vader school demolition
(11/29)
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Longview schools to get some newer, greener buses (11/27)
In the Skagit Valley Herald:
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Outbreak sends health department to schools (11/28)
In the Sunnyside Daily Sun News:
• Sunnyside School
Board tops in Washington state (12/1)
In the Washington Post
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Survey finds growing deceit among teens (12/1)
In the New York Times
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Editorial: A plan to hire the best teachers (11/28)
In USA Today:
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'The Trouble with Textbooks' spells out flaws (11/30)
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