Elena Perry

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elena Perry

Apr. 11—The tiny and historic school district of Orchard Prairie is trying again at passing a bond to build a new school for its 79 students. A November attempt fell short of the 60% voter support needed by 24 votes, racking up 53% support from the relatively small number of voters who live within the 6-square-mile school district's bounds. The new proposal is on the April 22 ballot and would raise $6.2 million to be paid off over 30 years, plus $2.5 million in matching funds from the state.

2 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Elena Perry

The tiny and historic school district of Orchard Prairie is trying again at passing a bond to build a new school for its 79 students. A November attempt fell short of the 60% voter support needed by 24 votes, racking up 53% support from the relatively small number of voters who live within the 6-square-mile school district’s bounds. The new proposal is on the April 22 ballot and would raise $6.2 million to be paid off over 30 years, plus $2.5 million in matching funds from the state.

2 weeks ago | chronline.com | Elena Perry

Transgender female athletes will continue to play on girls teams in Washington school sports despite some school boards' efforts to switch them to boys teams or create a league of their own. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association took two proposed amendments to its policy on transgender sports off the table following a legal review. A representative assembly will weigh in on the policy later this month. The WIAA is the main regulatory authority over school sports.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elena Perry

Apr. 7—Transgender female athletes will continue to play on girls teams in Washington school sports despite some school boards' efforts to switch them to boys teams or create a league of their own. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association took two proposed amendments to its policy on transgender sports off the table following a legal review. A representative assembly will weigh in on the policy later this month. The WIAA is the main regulatory authority over school sports.

2 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Elena Perry

Transgender female athletes will continue to play on girls teams in Washington school sports despite some school boards’ efforts to switch them to boys teams or create a league of their own. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association took two proposed amendments to its policy on transgender sports off the table following a legal review. A representative assembly will weigh in on the policy later this month. The WIAA is the main regulatory authority over school sports.