From our news partners at The Seattle Times: State legislators considering further cuts to education to close a $2 billion state budget shortfall have already heard from a variety of school administrators and advocates. By Brian M. Rosenthal.
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Mark Harrison/ The Seattle Times Garfield High School students marched downtown Wednesday with a message for the Legislature that they are upset with cuts. |
State legislators considering further cuts to education to close a $2 billion state budget shortfall have already heard from a variety of school administrators and advocates.
On Wednesday, a new group sought to insert itself into the discussion: students.
About 400 of them walked out of Seattle's Garfield High School and over to City Hall to make a statement about the importance of public education.
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