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Carlsborg church offers ‘Living Nativity’

Sunrise Rotary looks to honor Joe Rantz, help homeless youths

Sunrise Rotary looks to honor Joe Rantz, help homeless youths

Survey helps district qualify for further state, federal funding

Incumbents and challengers alike got a chance to talk about elementary school reconfiguration, post-COVID education and the school’s role in teaching certain curriculum at the first candidate forum of the 2023 election season, held by the League of Women Voters of Clallam County and the North Olympic Library System on Zoom on July 6.

Hopefuls speak at LWV forum

With school nearly out in Sequim, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula is readying to continue the USDA Summer Food Program.

Some good news for Sequim school advocates came on May 8, though a host of parents and teachers continue to plead with school board directors and administrators to halt a plan to reconfigure the district’s elementary schools.

Plans are moving ahead to change Sequim elementary schools from two kindergarten-through-fifth-grade schools to a grades K-2 and 3-5 model, despite the protests and petitions of some parents and staff.

Parents say the approved reconfiguration of two elementary schools will do more harm than good.