A Rainier Beach public safety forum turned emotional as neighbors questioned cuts to Community Passageways and what they mean for South Seattle youth.

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In this issue: * Fred Podesta on SPS Enrollment * Kurt Buttleman on SPS Budget Seattle Public Schools leadership shared sneak peeks on Monday into the 2026-27 budgeting process and various enrollm...

A longtime labor organizer with a law degree, Mizrahi has the smarts, experience and tough-minded focus that Seattle families need to steward their schools.

Re: “I’m on the Seattle School Board. Here’s what we need to do to improve” (May 29, Opinion): In her op-ed, Seattle Public School board member Liza Rankin claims, “We haven’t lost our way; the path i...

Come election time, voters should ask Seattle School Board candidates some hard questions about the dubious "Student Outcomes Focused Governance."

# School board directors Sarah Clark and Joe Mizrahi break down how flawed enrollment practices are harming students, and may ultimately lead to school closures across the city.

Voters in Seattle deserve transparency about the implications of their Seattle Public Schools levy approval — not just promises of shiny new buildings.

Today, many Washington cities and towns prohibit cafes and small grocers from operating on blocks zoned exclusively for homes. A bill has bipartisan support.

If I, as a parent, can figure out Seattle Public Schools' finances with a little work, why isn't our School Board doing its due diligence?

Tuesday’s catastrophic results at the federal level mask a different, more durable, and deeply consequential result here in Seattle: Voters chose a public safety candidate from the left.