Education

Education

An investigation into WSU reveals the shortcomings of how colleges handle sexual misconduct

Kim Malcolm talks with reporter Asia Fields about her investigation into Washington State University's handling of sexual misconduct allegations.

Education

Teachers without licenses taught at Seattle-area charter schools, audits find

State Auditor Pat McCarthy called the audit findings “unprecedented” and said Summit Sierra and Summit Atlas, both in Seattle, and Summit Olympus, in Tacoma, received more than $4 million in funding related to the positions which may now need to be repaid.

High schooler directs new feature film “HANFORD” to be distributed on Amazon Prime

A Richland, Washington, high schooler has been hard at work on his side-gig – directing a feature film about the Hanford radioactive cleanup site. The hour-long film is set to debut on Amazon Prime March 2nd and VIMEO on March 3rd.

Arts & Life

Tacoma Public Libraries are ‘more than brick and mortar’

What happens when the library gets shut down? For one thing, the need for a library does not go away.

Week in Review: Police reform, Covid-19, and zoning

Bill Radke reviews the week's news with Crosscut staff reporter Hannah Weinberger, Seattle Times senior investigative reporter Patrick Malone, and Seattle Channel host and producer Brian Callanan.

Education

'The future just shifted.' How an educator made space for youth of color during the pandemic

Elementary teacher Fernell Miller noticed the lack of mental health support for students of color during the pandemic and decided to do something about it. The Root of Our Youth, an organization Miller started 30 years ago, offers students a space of healing, joy, and connection.

Arts & Life

Authors reckon with the aftermath of childhood sexual abuse

‘It’s Tim who stands out in my memory, who was always by my side. Until he wasn’t.’

Education

This is how you create a curriculum the Tulalip way

A curriculum created with tribes not just about them.

Education

Some Washington schools are shifting back to remote learning. What's the plan?

It’s a confusing and frustrating time for students, parents and teachers across the state.