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Under the Radar: How Many Teacher Misconduct Cases in WASHINGTON Remain Hidden

An InvestigateWest report shows that 160 teachers in Washington were disciplined for sexual misconduct since 2015—but almost half of those cases are hidden from public view when educators voluntarily surrender their licenses. A troubling transparency gap that could undermine student safety and parent trust.

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Feb 13, 2026

Reykdal presses for ‘Millionaires Tax’ to fund education, cut property taxes

<p>Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal is urging lawmakers to back a new income-based tax on the state’s top earners — now facing public demonstrations of support in Olympia — to bolster public education and reduce property taxes.</p>

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Feb 6, 2026

Proposed Washington Bill Would Limit Student Cell Phone Use During Class Time

Proposed legislation in Olympia aims to limit student cell phone use during class time, citing concerns over distraction and academic performance, while some students raise safety objections.

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Jan 29, 2026

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Chris Reykdal

Under the Radar: How Many Teacher Misconduct Cases in WASHINGTON Remain Hidden

Reykdal presses for ‘Millionaires Tax’ to fund education, cut property taxes

Proposed Washington Bill Would Limit Student Cell Phone Use During Class Time

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