Eric Rosane
Education and Civic Accountability Reporter at Tri-City Herald
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yahoo.com | Eric Rosane
The new Sageview High school is still unpolished after 90 weeks of construction, but many of the details are taking shape. “Lobos” mascot signs, green lockers, clocks and white boards are up in many parts of the new two-story, 300,000-square-foot building.
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thenewstribune.com | Eric Rosane
The Sunnyside, Wash., facility provides preschool children from low-income families with educational services such as Head Start, Early Head Start and Migrant and Seasonal Head Start. Sunnyside, WAThe Inspire Development Centers in Sunnyside is closing indefinitely its Head Start and Early Head Start programs at the end of business day because its loss of federal funding. The closure will impact more than 400 children in the Lower Yakima Valley and the jobs of more than 70 staff members.
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yahoo.com | Eric Rosane
The Inspire Development Centers in Sunnyside is indefinitely closing its Head Start and Early Head Start programs at the end of business day because of loss of federal funding. The closure will impact more than 400 preschool children in the Lower Yakima Valley and the jobs of 70 staff members. The facility provides children from low-income families with educational services such as Head Start, Early Head Start and Migrant and Seasonal Head Start.
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tri-cityherald.com | Eric Rosane
Richland School District’s Teaching, Learning and Administration Center is at 6972 Keene Road in West Richland, Washington. Eric Rosane [email protected] Richland, WATeachers, parents, staff and community members are speaking out about proposed cuts to Richland School District’s nurses and librarians. It’s the latest budget bombshell to drop as the Tri-Cities school district looks to align spending with stagnant revenue sources.
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yahoo.com | Eric Rosane
A titan of the Tri-Cities’ tight-knit private school community is calling it a career. After a decade at the helm of Tri-Cities Prep Catholic High School, President Lisa Jacobs says she plans to retire after the 2024-25 school year. “It’s been a privilege and an honor to work at Tri-Cities Prep. It’s been great,” she told the Tri-City Herald this week. In her place, a hiring committee has selected Scott McNamee, 52, as the school’s next president. The Indianapolis-area leader will take over in June.
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