Education

TCC broadens childcare, education opportunities for adults

Tacoma Community College (TCC) has had a long history of providing childcare to the large percentage of student-parents who attend the school. Read more...


Fourth-grader tells county ‘voting is cool’

It’ll be a few years before Melissa Wells can cast her ballot in any county, state or national elections, but that doesn’t mean she can’t voice her opinion. Read more...


Students raise awareness of Darfur crisis

A playground in Proctor District may not seem to have much in common with a refugee camp in Africa, but for a group of Tacoma teenagers it was a place to make a statement and show solidarity with those suffering from what is perhaps the most tragic humanitarian crisis of our time. Read more...


Northern Exposure

Tacoma girl to bring her knowledge of arctic issues to local community

Tacoma teenager Zoe Stoy has joined forces with 32 other students worldwide to become advocates for polar bears in their home communities. Read more...


School kicks off another ‘green’ year with waste-free BBQ

Elementary schools across the city open their doors to students and their families for one night at the start of the school year to showcase what each teacher and classroom has to offer. Read more...


Grassroots group working to get education supporters elected

With Nov. 4 a little more than one month away, candidates are getting their last minute campaigning in, in hopes that their efforts will get them the seat in whatever position they are vying for. Read more...


Resource for students seeks more clients

An onsite counseling center can be a coveted feature for graduate students practicing therapy. It allows students to tally working hours without the hassle of setting up an outside internship, and can create a smooth transition for students as they go from the classroom to the work force. Read more...


After-school gets cultured

For about 10 Foss students, every other Monday evening will now be immersed in art, culture, language and exotic foods. Read more...


Program cuts may not happen in 2009-10

Following a tough budget cycle for Tacoma School District, the district used a one-time monetary fix to cover their $6 million shortfall. Read more...


Center offers extra help to students

Students in Tacoma can now get a little extra help through the school year, or even move ahead. Read more...


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