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Sean Keller, a seventh-grader at Madison Middle School, took second place last Friday in the statewide Washington Geographic Bee in Tacoma.

Competition began in the morning, with the field of 100 school champions split among five separate…MORE

The "Stop Youth Drinking, Start Thinking Coalition Project" has a message that is sobering.

The project coalition has partnered with Southwest Youth and Family Services to offer free workshops with strategies for teens to connect with…MORE

Students at West Seattle Elementary were treated to a unique experience recently when they recorded stories using their own voices at Jack Straw Productions, a non-profit audio facility.

This is the second time West Seattle Elementary…MORE

The Seattle School District has named a chief information officer and a director of strategic planning.

Sherri Bealkowski joined the district as the interim chief information officer.

The North Highline Fire Station heated up April 3 when the unincorporated area council hosted Burien City Manager Mike Martin.

Martin presented council members with three partial annexation options and a "no-annexation" option that he…MORE

When Explorer West Middle School presented a musical production of Alice in Wonderland, faculty drama teacher and director David Kelly treated the audience to a psychological juggling act, literally.

He cast three Alice's. Like braiding…MORE

Not many people get to experience what it is like to live in a third world country first hand.

But Jason Hervin, a Mt.

King County's newly released 2007 Annual Growth Report shows that the county is growing more diverse and more densely populated, with more rich and poor people.

The increase in diversity is most pronounced in suburban cities beyond Seattle…MORE

Quickly! What do you think of when you hear the term, "Greek Drama?"

If you're like most of us, you are probably visualizing dreary tomes you were forced to read during high school literature class, filled with toga-clad centenarians,…MORE

Two Ballard school champions represented their respective schools last Friday in the Washington Geographic Bee in Tacoma.

Erik Hammarlund, an eighth-grader at Whitman Middle School, and Jasper Wensnahan, an eighth-grader at Salmon Bay…MORE