SOFG is going away and committees are back -- but new controversy erupts over board fiscal thresholds.

Ben Shuldiner previews a new approach for SPS budgeting: direct, honest competence.

If you are planning on attending this meeting in person and need interpretation support, please contact the Board Office (boardoffice@seattleschools.org) by January 30, 2026.

Two new highly capable cohorts are coming to West and South Seattle -- but so are changes to identification practices.

Former Seattle School Board Director Lisa Rivera says we got the candidate in her old seat all wrong.

Though many voters are still undecided about their 2025 choices to oversee the state's largest school district, three of the candidates have leads in their respective races ranging from six to thirty-two points. For Position #7, neither hopeful has an advantage.

To fend off WA taxes on businesses and personal wealth, Microsoft has spearheaded a lobbying campaign and pledged $1 million for a possible ballot measure.

# Last week school board director Liza Rankin wrote a memo to her colleagues suggesting a major new round of austerity for the Seattle Public Schools that could revive a plan to close numerous schools...

By: Rebekah Binns, former SPS teacher, current SE Seattle parent

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

In an op-ed, Tammy Morales urges Seattle Public Schools to unfreeze waitlists and expand options for South End students and families.