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A student sits cross-legged on the floor surrounded by printed newspaper pages, typing on a laptop — symbolizing student journalism and creativity in Washington schools.

Student journalism matters in a democracy | Op Ed

The expectation is that public schools educate our students on how a democratic society works

Two children and an adult share a warm hug at a Light Collective gathering, smiling with colorful face paint and surrounded by a joyful, welcoming atmosphere.

Hope in a Box: The Light Collective brings joy to families facing cancer

Seattle nonprofit creates connection for families in treatment

Parents, teachers and community members gather at a South Seattle Schools Fundraising Alliance event, holding signs in support of saving and investing in local schools.

15 Seattle parent advocacy groups supporting education

Connecting families to resources for stronger schools

An ASL interpreter communicates with a student in a Seattle Public Schools classroom. Advocates say consistent, qualified interpreting is essential for DHH students to thrive.

The ASL Dilemma: Districts struggle to find enough interpreters

Seattle schools scramble to meet ASL needs

Girl in a soccer uniform sitting on the sidelines with a ball, reflecting after the game.

Dad Next Door: Helping kids learn from failure

Cultivating failure as a tool for kids’ growth

Val Thomas-Matson, producer and star of “Look, Listen and Learn,” smiling while holding Emmy and Telly Awards.

How Seattle’s ‘Look, Listen and Learn’ is changing children’s TV

Award-winning series uplifts BIPOC kids and families

Students and parents exploring media literacy resources at MisinfoDay event

Expert tips on helping your kids navigate the digital world

Practical advice from UW and WSU researchers

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Speech Milestones: When Babies and Toddlers Start Talking

What parents should know about speech development in kids

Student journalism

Critical skills: Student journalism in Washington State

Our kids are aiming for the highest standards in real world reporting

Where the Art Lives: Kid-friendly walks full of wonder

There’s something magical about spotting a sculpture tucked into a garden, a mural stretching along

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