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(The Center Square) – The Moses Lake School District announced Wednesday that it plans to reduce 85 classified positions after already issuing more than 100 nonrenewal notices earlier this month.

(The Center Square) – Moses Lake School District is anticipating a $2 million shortfall at the end of the month as it attempts to better understand its financial situation amid

The superintendent said the district is facing a $15 million deficit as a result of the district’s tax levy failing twice earlier this year.

(The Center Square) – Teachers and other Moses Lake School District staff started receiving nonrenewal notices this week after the school board approved a plan to reduce personnel by around

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake School District educational programs and operations levy was voted down a second time in Tuesday’s special election. District voters rejected the levy by a vote of 3,947 against to 3,094, or 56.06% to 43.94%, according to the Grant County Auditor’s Office. That margin was even greater than the 3,758-3,611 vote that defeated the levy in the Feb. 13 election.

Nearly 60% against Capital Projects and Technology Levy on April 23 ballot

SPOKANE, Wash. - With ballots still left to count, Spokane County Fire District 9s Maintenance and Operations Levy is currently failing by a narrow margin.

Approval of measure on April 23 ballot would pay for capital projects and technology

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Voters resoundingly approved the Cle Elum-Roslyn School Districts Educational Programs and Operations Levy during the Feb. 13 Special Election.