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Mother Nature shares teaching responsibilities in the new crop of outdoor preschools in the Seattle area.

Whittier Elementary digs deep into what science says about homework and rolls out a new "no-homework" policy.

Schools already bursting at the seams will need to make more classrooms available as SPS starts to lower class sizes to 17 students per teacher from kindergarten through third grade, which will be required by the state in 2018.

Will Seattle Public Schools continue a twenty-year relationship with the nonprofit?

There’s a grassroots, parent-led campaign taking off to fund public education in Washington.

Seattle-area parents parents are willing to fight to keep charter schools open.

To this Woodland Park Cooperative School teacher, play, particularly outdoor, unstructured play, is a fundamentally important part of education.

STEM Paths Innovation Network, or SPIN, hopes to create a more equitable playing field in the digital realm for low-income kids and kids of color.

The Foster Grandparents Program has grandparents in 20 schools and community centers in King County alone.