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ELECTION 2026: Kent School District levy on the ballot - Kent Reporter

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By Elisabeth Froiland, Betsy Froiland
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The Kent School District will have a educations programs and operations levy on the Nov. 3 ballot, which voters will start receiving next week from King County Elections. The proposed levy would replace the existing one, which passed by a narrow margin in November 2023. The current levy will expire in December 2027. If voters approve the proposed levy this fall, it will last until 2031.
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Gov. Ferguson proposes Phone-Free Schools Act - Redmond Reporter

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By Elisabeth Froiland, Betsy Froiland
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Students may start locking up their cell phones statewide next school year if a newly proposed bill passes this legislative session. The Phone-Free Schools Act, one of Gov. Bob Ferguson’s top legislative priorities, would change how phones can be used in Washington schools. “My mission as governor is to get this legislation across the finish line and sign it into law,” Ferguson said Oct. 2 while announcing the details of his proposal at an event in Spokane.
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Green River College Board gets first student appointment - Kent Reporter

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By Elisabeth Froiland, Betsy Froiland
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Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed the first-ever student to serve on the Green River College Board of Trustees. Nuzhat Hayat Khan, a student in her second year studying physics at Green River, received the appointment. Green River has a main campus on SE 320th Street in Auburn and other campuses in Kent and Enumclaw. “Students spend the most time on campus,” Khan said.” Why shouldn’t they be involved in the decisions that most directly impact them?
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