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The state audit shows that the district faced a widening gap between revenue and expenses as costs climbed over the past four years.
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A new law requires the state superintendent to study limiting cellphones in schools, but advocates worry that without a statewide ban Washington will get left behind.
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At least 19 colleges have changed essay prompts this year, according to one college counseling firm. Will it change how students talk about themselves?
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Among financial pressures facing universities, federal funding upheaval means there could be fewer spots available at graduate programs this cycle.
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In an effort to cut federal spending and end programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, the Trump administration has cut funding for some college access programs.
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A federal program that helps young people from migrant families attend college abruptly halted this year after the Trump administration eliminated funding for migrant education.
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The Trump administration is making unprecedented demands of colleges in the Northwest and across the country.
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University leadership said the decline in the number of international students is a trend at colleges and universities across the country.
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Federal grants fund research projects at colleges and universities throughout Washington state. The shutdown has paused the reviews necessary for their approval.
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For the past decade, Matt Malyon has brought the Underground Writing program to youth in Skagit County Juvenile Detention to help develop their reading and writing skills.
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The students behind "True Dawgs: A Garfield Story" say the documentary is an attempt to mend a school community and restore Garfield's previous image around Seattle.
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The U.S. Department of Education has stripped away grants from colleges and universities that serve large populations of Latino, Asian, Native American and other underrepresented students.