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The University of Washington Medical School announced it will no longer participate in U.S. News & World Report rankings, citing concerns over the methodology’s impact on academic priorities and student well-being.
Two Washington high schools have earned top spots among the best in the US, according to recent rankings. The Kitsap Sun highlights their achievements and locations, underscoring the state’s strong educational performance.
Fairfax County, Virginia, a prestigious school district near Washington, DC, continues to set high academic standards, attracting families seeking top-tier education in the nation’s capital region.
The Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C. hosted the 2025 Washington International Education Conference (WIEC) Chinese Education Reception, strengthening educational ties and promoting cultural exchange between China and the U.S.
A local school district is under investigation amid allegations of enabling widespread antisemitism. Authorities are examining claims of insufficient response to incidents targeting Jewish students.
Teachers in Washington and Oregon face uncertainty as federal funding for education fluctuates, complicating budget planning and resource allocation. Schools brace for the impact of the latest funding whiplash.
Education budget cuts in Central Washington are putting migrant programs at risk, threatening vital support services for students. Advocates warn these reductions could significantly impact migrant families’ access to education.
A Washington high school has been ranked third-best in the nation in the 2024 U.S. News annual rankings. The honor highlights the school’s academic excellence and commitment to student success.
Cybersecurity education across the U.S. shows significant disparities, reveals a new WSU Insider report. Varied resources and curricula impact student preparedness amid growing digital threats.
The University of Washington soared into the top 10 of the 2024-25 US News global rankings, surpassing many Ivy League schools. This milestone highlights UW’s growing international prestige and academic excellence.
The Trump administration is proposing steep cuts to the Education Department’s research arm, aiming to reduce funding for studies on education policy and effectiveness. Critics warn this could undermine evidence-based decision-making.
The Trump administration has released billions in withheld funds to schools, reversing prior delays. The move aims to support education budgets amid growing concerns over resource shortages.
Booker T. Washington, a prominent African American educator and leader, championed vocational education and racial uplift in post-Reconstruction America. His legacy includes founding Tuskegee Institute and authoring influential works.
International students contribute over $49 billion annually to the U.S. economy, supporting nearly 450,000 jobs nationwide, according to a recent Washington Post report highlighting their vital economic impact.
Newly appointed Secretary Linda McMahon outlined her “final mission” for the U.S. Department of Education, focusing on improving educational equity and strengthening workforce readiness, during a keynote address in Alabama.
Fear and defiance mark Washington’s reaction to Trump’s threats to cut education funding. State leaders vow to resist, emphasizing the importance of protecting schools and students from federal budget pressures.
A landmark court ruling in Washington State has expanded education options for parents, allowing greater choice in how their children receive education. The decision is hailed as a major win for family rights and education freedom.
Trump’s administration slashes Education Department staff in sweeping layoffs, sparking concern nationwide. California education officials warn the cuts could disrupt critical programs and deepen existing challenges.
More than 3,100 Native American students died at boarding schools designed to erase their cultures, a Washington Post investigation reveals. The report highlights decades of abuse and neglect within these institutions.
Closing the Department of Education could disrupt student loan servicing, affecting millions of borrowers nationwide. Experts warn of potential delays, confusion, and impacts on loan forgiveness programs.