![Jordan Lofton, 12, left, and Chris Spivey, right, who is the executive director of the YMCA Center for Community Impact and Diversity, Equity, share a moment while playing basketball during a Tacoma Summer Late Night for youth at the Morgan Family YMCA in Tacoma on Wednesday, June 26, 2024.
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To curb gun violence, Tacoma brings back safe places for teens to hang out VIEW
Tacoma students have a place to go for free dinner and socializing outdoors this summer as Metro Parks Tacoma tries to reduce gun violence among...
Claire Bryan covers education issues for The Seattle Times.
Tacoma students have a place to go for free dinner and socializing outdoors this summer as Metro Parks Tacoma tries to reduce gun violence among...
Jayda Woods-Johnson, 13, was shot at the mall on Wednesday evening, during a fight that reportedly didn't involve her.
The Adams County elementary school has been using direct instruction to significantly improve its academic test scores, even throughout the pandemic.
Ten years ago, Gildo Rey Elementary was one of the top-scoring public elementary schools in Washington state, but when they changed their teaching methods their...
After a cloudy Sunday, the sun will make another appearance at the beginning of the week, but another cold front is on its way.
Lessons should begin at the start of a student’s education and not as a stopgap measure after a tragedy has occurred, experts say.
Students and parents echoed demands they’ve made consistently, calling upon local and national leaders to increase gun control and youth mental health support.
Former Western Washington University auditor Antonia Allen reported fraud to federal investigators and was later fired.
If the plan goes through, it'd be one of the largest one-time closures of schools in the U.S. in a decade.