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Insurance May Only Pay School District Fraction Of Misspent $3.1M Ann Dornfeld on News - October 11, 2012 Seattle Public Schools' attorney says the district will likely only get a $280,000 insurance settlement after the $3.1 million financial scandal involving former district official Silas Potter. KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports....
Seattle School Board Considers 'Answer To Charter Schools' Ann Dornfeld on News - October 5, 2012 The Seattle School Board is scheduled to vote tonight on a way for schools to apply for waivers of district and union policies so they can try new teaching strategies. So–called "Creative Approach Schools"...	None available
Schools Chief Asks For 39 Percent Budget Increase Ann Dornfeld on News - October 4, 2012 Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn has asked for an additional $4.1 billion for basic education in his biennial budget proposal. KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports.
Seattle School Board Gets Official Word On Confusing Vote Ann Dornfeld on News - September 21, 2012 Seattle Public Schools officials have determined the result of a confusing school board vote Wednesday night. As KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, the board wasn't clear about whether it had voted to hire a Teach for America...
Seattle School Board Casts Confusing Vote On Teach For America Hire Ann Dornfeld on News - September 20, 2012 The Seattle School Board has voted on the hire of a Teach for America teacher at Franklin High School. But as KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, there's confusion over whether the board voted in favor of the hire or against it....
Audit Finds Seattle Schools Misspent $1.3 Million Ann Dornfeld on News - September 18, 2012 A state audit has found that Seattle Public Schools misspent $1.3 million in public funds on construction projects from 2005 to 2009. That nearly doubles the size of the financial scandal that resulted in the firing of former...
City Council Committee Approves Arena Deal Ann Dornfeld on News - September 14, 2012 A Seattle City Council committee Thursday approved the city's amended deal to build a new sports arena in the Sodo neighborhood. The Government Performance and Finance Committee voted on the latest agreement with the investor...
Renton Votes On Teach For America Ann Dornfeld on News - September 12, 2012 The Renton School Board will vote Wednesday night on whether to let the district hire Teach for America teachers. But the district has already quietly hired a Teach for America teacher ahead of the board vote.
$5.8M Grant Helps Struggling Seattle Schools Ann Dornfeld on News - September 5, 2012 A few years ago, three struggling Seattle public schools got a $5.8 million federal grant to improve student achievement. It's called a School Improvement Grant (SIG). Across the country, the federal government has now awarded...
Seattle Schools Test Scores Mostly Flat Ann Dornfeld on News - August 31, 2012 More kids in Seattle Public Schools passed the state tests in math and science than last year. But some of those gains may be misleading, as KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports.
Wash. Students Improve On Statewide Math, Science Tests Ann Dornfeld on News - August 30, 2012 Washington public school students did better this year on the state's standardized math and science tests. As KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, state Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn announced the test results...
Pot Dispensaries Respond To DEA Letters Ann Dornfeld on News - August 24, 2012 About two dozen medical marijuana dispensaries around Puget Sound got letters from the Drug Enforcement Agency Friday demanding they shut their doors.
Seattle Schools Predicts 2 Percent Growth Ann Dornfeld on News - August 24, 2012 Seattle Public Schools officials say enrollment appears to be up 2 percent this school year. As KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, it's the fifth straight year of growth for the state's largest district.
Tuskegee Airman George Hickman Dead At 88 Ann Dornfeld on News - August 21, 2012 One of the original Tuskegee Airmen died Sunday in Seattle at the age of 88. As KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports, George Hickman served in the segregated Air Corps at the end of World War II.	None available
Charters Will Cost State Estimated $3.1 Million Ann Dornfeld on News - August 14, 2012 The state Office of Financial Management estimates that approval of the charter schools initiative would cost the state at least $3.1 million over the first five years.
Port Studies Predict Arena Would Slow Freight Ann Dornfeld on News - August 8, 2012 New studies commissioned by the Port of Seattle predict that traffic from the proposed Sodo sports arena would have a major impact on freight mobility.
Cities Tally Fines On Day Eight Of Trash Strike Ann Dornfeld on News - August 1, 2012 It's day eight of the trash strike. That means cities in King, Snohomish and Skagit Counties can start to levy major fines against Waste Management for missed garbage, recycling and yard waste pickups. As KUOW's Ann Dornfeld...
Garbage Strike: Day Seven Ann Dornfeld on News - July 31, 2012 With the garbage strike almost a week old, Waste Management has begun picking up trash at some Seattle apartments and businesses. The company brought in more replacement workers to step up trash collection. Meanwhile, the...
Free Dump Trips During Trash Strike Ann Dornfeld on News - July 31, 2012 As the garbage haulers' strike enters its second week, Seattleites can take their trash to the dump for free beginning Wednesday. Meanwhile, Waste Management reports it plans to permanently replace striking workers.
Most Schools-Chief Candidates Oppose Charter Initiative Ann Dornfeld on News - July 27, 2012 The initiative to allow charter schools in Washington has qualified for the fall ballot. But four of the five candidates for Superintendent of Public Instruction oppose the measure.
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