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Ethan Gray, a paraeducator, helps nine-year-old Adiel Ortega, a Gregory Heights elementary student, to learn safety tips and how to ride a bike in his P. E. Class Friday, April 19, 2024. The Cascade Bicycle Club was also there to help with the class;

The Washington statewide bike riding program prioritizes schools with the highest need, with a goal of improving public health, and teaching youth the essential skills of walking, biking, and mass transit as primary forms of mobility.
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WA bike safety program goes statewide VIEW

Adults, at right, from Riverton Park United Methodist Church, where some migrant families are staying in tents, at left, come out to meet their kids’ school bus from Thorndyke Elementary School, Wednesday, April, 17, 2024 in Tukwila. 600 migrant students and counting have entered Tukwila schools, many without permanent housing.

Tukwila schools open doors to 300 new migrant students without warning VIEW

Russell Wilson-backed charter school agrees to enforcement plan with WA

In WA and beyond, a child care crisis is holding parents back VIEW

Hundreds of WA students walk off campuses to protest U.S. aid to Israel

Hundreds of high school and college students plan to walk out to end U.S. aid to Israel

WA students could forfeit thousands if they don’t submit a FAFSA

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