Eric Pickens News Today

Facing the prospect of a negative balance in the district’s general fund, Sequim school leaders agreed on May 20 to a number of personnel cuts that look to save about $2.7 million.

District aims to reduce force by 28 positions

The Sequim School District has settled a public records dispute with a Whidbey Island resident for $40,000.

The ability to amend the state constitution in a way that fixes so much broken nonsense is on the ballot.

In a time of what can seem like unending negative news, it is heartening to remember that many positive, uplifting things are happening around us every day, particularly in our schools. The joy of seeing young people tackle hard problems, master new skills, and express their creativity is a constant source of inspiration to and from our teachers and staff, whose dedication helps them achieve their goals.

PORT ANGELES — Members of the Port Angeles Education Association voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to honor the picket lines of the Port Angeles Paraeducators Association if the paraeducators go on strike April 8.

The survey says no.

PORT TOWNSEND — Indivisible Port Townsend will host Emily Randall and Eric Pickens as part of its 2024 election series at 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 12.

Students, parents cite scheduling conflicts

Sequim school leaders are interested in a proposal to adopt a two-tier busing system, but board directors are taking a measured approach as they seek information from students, parents and staff.