Dahlia Bazzaz

The Chronicle

Washington lawmakers could consider changes to high school graduation requirements

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

Dahlia Bazzaz / The Seattle Times (TNS) The Washington State Board of Education has a final proposal for how the state should rewrite

The Seattle Times

Education is WA’s ‘paramount duty.’ What does keeping that promise look like?

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

Over the coming weeks, a new series will examine what’s working in this state, where we’re still falling behind and how our education system can rise to meet the occasion.

The Seattle Times

Where gnomes are neighbors

In a world that can be marked by distance and disconnection, a ravine in one Seattle neighborhood invites passersby to stop and spot the gnomes.

The Seattle Times

Ferguson proposes banning cellphones in all K-12 schools

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

The governor wants legislators to pass a law requiring public schools statewide to institute an "away for the day" cellphone policy.

The Bellingham Herald

Washingtonians more likely to attend college during economic downturns

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

Washington high school graduates are more likely to head to college when the job market gets worse, and the effect is particularly pronounced at

The Bellingham Herald

Ferguson expands on proposed cellphone ban in K-12 schools

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled more details Friday about his proposal to ban cellphone use in Washington public schools, calling for students to keep

Yakima Herald-Republic

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By: Dahlia Bazzaz

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The Columbian

Washingtonians more likely to attend college during economic lulls

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

Washington high school graduates are more likely to head to college when the job market gets worse, and the effect is particularly pronounced at two-year colleges, according to a new report from the W

The Seattle Times

2 Seattle schools to place metal detectors at entrances

By: Dahlia Bazzaz

The Seattle School Board unanimously approved a pilot program that will install weapons detectors at the entrance of two city high schools.

The Seattle Times

Seattle Schools tightens oversight of elementary schools and recess

Seattle Schools tightens oversight of elementary schools and recess