Seventh-grade student Anna Cumberland knew she was going to get the COVID-19 vaccine sooner or later.

Schools across Washington will be open for full-time in-person learning next fall as state leaders push for a return to normalcy.

The Spokane Public Schools board made it official Wednesday night: The North Central Indians mascot will soon be retired.

The Spokane Public Schools board wants more assurances that Pride Prep is on the right track before it issues a reauthorization of the school’s charter.

Two of the top high school seniors in the nation are from small towns in Eastern Washington.

If anyone’s wondering about the real-world implications of the movement in Idaho to censor educators, cut school funding as ideological punishment, and dictate a curriculum of pro-white, pro-conservative views, look no further than North Idaho College.

The new rule reverses a widely criticized interpretation by the Trump administration of eligibility for billions of dollars in aid for costs associated with the pandemic. It will also likely lead to the end of a lawsuit brought in Eastern Washington by Attorney General Bob Ferguson, who sued President Donald Trump's Education Department last year alleging the exclusion of so-called "Dreamers" exceeded the agency's authority. 

All signs point to an extension for Spokane’s largest public charter school.

Pending state approval, Spokane County students as young as 12 will soon be able to receive COVID-19 vaccinations at North Central High School.

The Spokane Public Schools board is expected on Wednesday night to approve a name change for Sheridan Elementary School and begin finding new mascots for North Central High School and Garry Middle School.

For almost a year, Spokane Public Schools has been forced into a series of hard choices with only one guaranteed outcome: Someone will be offended.

Several public forums are scheduled between now and late June/early July, when the district plans to make final decisions on what students will attend which buildings after three new middle schools open in the coming years. 

Compared to last year's virtual commencement, this year's Gonzaga graduation ceremony felt practically normal. Five ceremonies held over the weekend celebrated the graduation of 2,253 students

Two competing guns-in-schools bills will not get a hearing in the waning days of the 2021 legislative session.

A new 73-unit affordable housing complex in Spokane’s Logan Neighborhood is expected to welcome its first tenants by September.

Tuition is going up at Washington State University.