They say good work – and good workers – are hard to find, but a new program in the Richland School District is helping businesses find employees while changing students’ lives in the process.
The Community Based Transition Center (CBTC) within the Richland School District assists special needs students...
The Covid-19 pandemic ushered in a skepticism of medicine and science among certain segments of society. It appears that it also has introduced a wariness of the value of post-secondary education.
A reluctance to pursue post-secondary education is more pronounced in the greater Tri-Cities than throughout the state.
I think we can all agree that the experiences we had growing up built us into the adults we became. To ensure a positive future for our community, we need to provide young people with positive experiences that encourage, empower and equip them to dream and grow to...
A new home for Pasco School District's virtual learning programs and health services has opened its doors, just in time for the start of the 2023-24 school year.
District and community leaders celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24.
Columbia Basin College in Pasco is among four community colleges in the state selected to participate in a new free and reduced price meal pilot program aimed at helping students stay in college and graduate.
A recruiter for Pasco School District’s migrant program has earned a prestigious state honor.
Juana Melo has been named Washington State Migrant Education Program’s Recruiter of the Year for the 2022-23 school year. She was presented with the award Aug. 17 during a conference in Yakima.
Pasco School District is scheduled to open its third comprehensive high school in the fall of 2025.
The new 299,413-square-foot facility will be able to hold 2,000 students, helping ease overcrowding in a district that’s experienced more than a decade of dramatic growth...
The Pasco School District has sold $221 million in bonds, allowing several construction projects to move forward. The projects, including construction of a new comprehensive high school, were part of a bond measure approved by district voters this past February.
