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Northshore School District families make final push to save fifth-grade music program - Vimarsana News

Northshore School District families make final push to save fifth-grade music program

Since the budget isn’t final until July, parents hired an expert to help convince district leaders to make cuts elsewhere.

Source: king5.com
Washington HS State Champion Noah Laird Choose the University of Denver - Vimarsana News

Washington HS State Champion Noah Laird Choose the University of Denver

2021 Futures finalist Noah Laird has committed to swim for the University of Denver's class of 2026. He will be one of the team's top IMers.

'You are valued': Washington students take to the Legislature to boost peers' mental health - Vimarsana News

'You are valued': Washington students take to the Legislature to boost peers' mental health

'You are valued': Washington students take to the Legislature to boost peers' mental health Gov. Jay Inslee signed the bill written by the Legislative Youth Advisory Council into law earlier in May. Author: Drew Mikkelsen Updated: 6:19 PM PDT May 13, 2021 OLYMPIA, Wash. — Whether it’s supportive messages in a school hallway or new laws signed by the governor, students in Washington state are helping their peers deal with the mental strains of the pandemic. To mark Mental Health Awareness Month students at North Thurston High School are putting up signs cove...

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Northshore educator seriously injured in possible hate crime attack - Vimarsana News

Northshore educator seriously injured in possible hate crime attack

Northshore educator seriously injured in possible hate crime attack Ryan Simms The Northshore School District is reeling after a savage attack on one of its teachers. According to Seattle police, Noriko Nasu and her boyfriend were walking through the Chinatown-International District on Thursday, Feb. 25, when a random man approached them. Nasu told police the man carried a rock inside a sock and used it as a nunchuck, leading to devastating results. In a Facebook post, Nasu said she suffered from extensive fractures to her face and teeth, causing her to be treated at Harborvie...

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