Parents in the Highline School District could track their child's grades, homework assignments and attendance over the Internet if voters approve a proposed $148 million bond on Tuesday.
The bond needs a 60 percent supermajority yes vote…MORE
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Tunnel money hole
Wed, 03/08/06
On Tuesday, March 2, the City of Seattle and State of Washington hosted an open house so visitors might come to understand the worth of replacing the Alaskan Way Viaduct with a tunnel. In the Seattle aquarium, across from the viaduct, people…MORE
California to be repaved
Wed, 03/08/06
About a mile and a half of California Avenue is scheduled for repaving this summer, from the Admiral District to the Junction and major changes to lanes and crosswalks.
Before they start work, representatives of the Seattle Department of…MORE
Lid lift supporters will try, try, try again
Wed, 03/01/06
The Des Moines City Council voted unanimously Feb.
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Skateboarders' plans grind on
Wed, 03/01/06
Skateboarders in Seattle have reason to celebrate, despite a recent setback at the proposed Lower Woodland skate park. Last Tuesday, February 21, the Seattle City Council unanimously approved a resolution creating a task force charged with…MORE
Two students to get academic honor
Wed, 03/01/06
Two South Seattle Community College students on Thursday will be named to the All-Washington Academic Team in an awards ceremony in Olympia.
Khoa Ho and Kathie Pham will be recognized as top community and technical college students for…MORE
Bond would fix up camp
Wed, 03/01/06
Many “Band-Aids” have been applied to shore up Camp Waskowitz, the Highline Public Schools’ outdoor environmental education facility, since it was built in 1935.
“But now it’s time for major surgery” on the old camp structures, according…MORE
Alki 'car wash' is bogus
Wed, 03/01/06
Patricia McLean, Alki Elementary School principal, has warned parents that during the week of Feb. 13 a girl about 10 years old was selling $5 coupons for a Feb. 18 car wash, claiming that it was to support "Youth Girls Basketball" at Alki…MORE
Education at Evergreen to become more personal
Wed, 03/01/06
Ninth and tenth grade students at North Highline's Evergreen High School are beginning to get a more personalized education by joining the school’s “small learning communities.”
The learning communities are designed to curb low graduation…MORE
City seeks skateboard plan
Wed, 03/01/06
Seattle City Council member David J. Della introduced legislation that calls for the Parks Department in conjunction with a new skateboard park advisory task force to develop a comprehensive skateboard park plan for Seattle. Della worked with…MORE
