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A new report finds public school enrollment is declining in America’s most populous cities, even as staffing levels and spending have increased.
Washington state lawmakers are spending their first day in two months not consumed with legislative business. The 60-day 2024 session wrapped up on Thursday.
…t conservatives in debt-ceiling deal and failing to include spending cuts, prompting calls for Republicans to vote against the Biden/McCarthy agreement.
…over the four-year budget outlook, and Sen. Lynda Wilson, Republican budget leader, says the decline should serve as a reality check for legislative budget writers about to unveil spending proposals f…
…Center shares why taxpayers still have a right to know how public spending decisions are made on their behalf.
Sen. Lynda Wilson, Republican budget leader, says a projected slowing of state revenue growth combined with record government spending means little chance for in…
After spending several years working as a team as developmental coaches for Vancouver Public Schools, Kelly Hathaway and Tara Campbell discovered…
…cument from the OSPI about how COVID funds will be spent in public education.
Effective Friday (March 20), the city of Vancouver is suspending enforcement of on-street parking regulations, with the exception of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) violations, construction…
…the health and safety of its employees and customers, Clark Public Utilities is temporarily suspending in-person customer service at both its Electric Center and Operations Center locations, beginning…
Evergreen Public Schools has decided to proactively begin suspending events that bring large groups of students, adults, and community members togethe…
Vancouver Public Schools will focus spending cuts on central administration in order to avoid eliminating teachers in final recommended budget