In the Seattle Times:
  • Seattle Public Schools recalling 57 teachers (6/18)
  • At Seattle school, a century of learning comes to an end (6/19)
  • Blog: Called back to their careers (6/19)
  • As WASL goes away, a pledge to improve 1-in-4 dropout rate (6/19)
  • New  tests to be shorter, eventually done online — and renamed (6/18)
  • Superintendent Dorn says WASL results solid (6/18)

On Seattle PI.com:
  • Wash. treasury to see further revenue decrease (6/18)

In the Tacoma News Tribune:
  • State schools chief aims to shrink dropout rate (6/19)
  • Governor to set state ‘hiring cap’ (6/19)

In the Spokane Spokesman-Review:*
  • Gregoire orders deeper cutting (6/19)
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In the Everett Herald:
  • WASL test scores edge up slightly, state education chief reports (6/19)
  • Granite Falls retools old high school into new middle school) (6/19)

In the Yakima Herald-Republic:
  • WASL scores on the upswing in Yakima (6/19)
  • Selah names interim schools chief finalists (6/19)

In the Kitsap Sun:
  • Central Kitsap District raises fees for pool, facility rentals (6/18)

In the Olympian:
  • School cuts get one more look (6/19)