K-12 education

From the first rung as a kindergarten teacher to soon-to-be superintendent of East Valley School District, Mandi Rehn has spent 27 years climbing the career ladder in education.

BOSTON — Boston will become the first public school district in the country ensure AI-fluency in schools, Mayor Michelle Wu announced, with high schools developing curriculum to tackle the use and ethics of the emerging technology for the next school year. “This is a public-private partnership between city government, higher education and industry that will position Boston Public Schools as a ...

The seventh-graders walked into Jerilynn Harris’ orchestra class just before 9:25 a.m. Kids set up cellos bigger than their bodies, gingerly took violins out from cases and set up their music stands to be at eye level when they sit down.

With her stethoscope positioned on the left side of her chest, 4-year-old Cora Davies’ eyes widened.

Lakeland trustees placed Superintendent Rusty Taylor on administrative leave Monday but did not say why, according to an email sent to community members Tuesday morning.

The Mt. Spokane High School Chamber Choir has a new assignment, and it’s urgent.

Four school districts in Spokane County have received the inaugural state superintendent’s award for educational excellence.

As a junior in high school, Tim Blaydon and 1,800 other band students from around the globe performed in front of more than 10,000 athletes and millions of spectators at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.

Parts of an unprotected child care subsidy program for working families are on the chopping block.

On the heels of this week’s Supreme Court ruling against California’s transgender student privacy laws, Republicans from Washington are asking whether Washington law is also up for debate.

All 50 students in downtown Spokane’s Lumen High School are pregnant or already parents to young children.

Demolition is underway on Spokane Public Schools’ oldest schoolhouse.

Three students – two from Lewis and Clark High School and one from Gonzaga Preparatory School – were ushered into rooms filled with family and friends who were waiting to surprise them.

Cheerleaders from Ferris High School’s junior varsity cheer squad stunted, tumbled and flipped their way to the national championships on Saturday.

East Valley School District’s failed $220 million bond is returning to ballots in April.