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WASHINGTON NEWS

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Vancouver Columbian

• Battle Ground High School aims to improve student mental health
• Hundreds in Washington go missing from foster care

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Columbia Basin Herald

• Sabin contract extended by Moses Lake School Board
• Possible temporary solution to Moses Lake HS roof troubles found
  

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Everett Herald

• Incoming superintendent says he’s ‘done homework on Monroe’
  

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KING5

• Elected officials respond to Bellevue School District's 3-school consolidation plan
  

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Kitsap Sun

• Deputies clear area near Ridgetop Middle School after gun report
  

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Peninsula Daily News

• Sequim council approves $250K for CTE facility
• Bidding opens for Monroe Athletic Field

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Seattle Times

• Inside the movement to revitalize tribal languages in WA schools
• Q&A: Why Paul Francis wants you to reconsider community college
  
• School where boy shot teacher reopens with added security
• Pandemic, culture wars revive ‘school choice’ policy push
• Pioneering teacher Maxine Mimms champions education opportunities for Black adults in WA
  

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Skagit Valley Herald

• Get to Know: Chad Wesson, Transportation supervisor for Sedro-Woolley School District
  

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Spokesman-Review

• Proposal to expand free lunch to all public school students in Washington gains bipartisan support
• Chaos reigned at Sacajawea Middle School on Friday as he took first steps on new leg
• Whitworth professor to discuss ‘Economics of Equity’ in education at library event
  

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Tacoma News Tribune

• Will AI program ChatGPT change how schools teach? Tacoma educators and staff weigh in
  

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Tri-City Herald

• Free vaccine clinic aimed at school children behind on their shots. $20 gift cards too
  

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Yakima Herald-Republic

• On the ballot: Local school districts seek community funding in February election
  

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More Washington Media

• KEYW:
• FREE Vacine Clinic Offered for Kids Behind in Tri-Cities
• The Chronicle Newspaper
• Person of the Year: Lisa Grant, Centralia School District Superintendent
• Northwest Public Radio
• Plazas Comunitarias to help Hispanic immigrants in Yakima complete their basic education
• Enumclaw Courier-Herald
• A closer look: Inside Enumclaw HS’ auditorium | Part 1
  

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• Legislative Conference and Day on the Hill
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• Regional Meeting Schedule 2023

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WSSDA NEWS

• School Board Legislative Representatives Lead The Way
  
• January is School Board Recognition Month
  
• Read the Winter 2022 Issue of WSSDA Direct
  

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Educational Partners

• OSPI
• Educational Resources for Combatting Antisemitism
  
• Washington’s Education Options and Learning Pathways: A Guide for Families
  

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Superintendent Openings

• Burlington-Edison School District
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• Onalaska
  
• North Beach School District
• Quileute Tribal School
  
• Northshore School District
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• Yelm
• ESD 113
  

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Best of the Blogs etc.

• Edutopia
• 3 Ways to Ensure Teacher Buy-In for Big Changes
  
• District Administration
• Here are Homeland Security’s 3 best ways to beat cyberattacks
• The74
• Gaggle Drops LGBTQ Keywords from Student Surveillance Tool Following Bias Concerns
• The Chronicle of Evidence-Based Mentoring
• 4 Simple Ways to Build Relationships With Your Students

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NATIONAL NEWS

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Chicago Tribune

• Gov. J.B. Pritzker has vowed to bring preschool to every Illinois child. But big hurdles remain for that to happen.
  

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Dallas Morning News

• More Texas districts debate 4-day school weeks. Is it worth it?
  

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Education Week

• 6 Lawsuits That Could Shake Up How States Pay for Schools
• Once Resistant, An Alabama Town Now Sees Its English Learners as Its Future
  

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Los Angeles Times

• Latino teens are deputized as health educators to sway the unvaccinated
  

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Oregonian

• Student-centric coalition calls for school spending transparency
  

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USA Today

• Pandemic school closures set kids back by a third of a year of learning, study says
  

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Washington Post

• Critics of D.C.’s ‘Safe Passage’ question if school commutes are safer
  

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