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Lower Valley high school students explore legal careers at Heritage University (opens the original)
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Jezlaray Diaz had always been interested in a career in law enforcement and criminal justice. Aside from watching television shows and movies, her older sister is studying to become a lawyer at Heritage. As an East Valley High School sophomore enrolled in a criminal justice class, she had the opportunity to attend a forum co-hosted by newly appointed Yakima County Superior Court judge Bree Black Horse and Heritage University's criminal justice faculty and admissions office. "Miss Judge Bree and
Yakima School District joins University of Washington talent search partnership (opens the original)
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Yakima School District students will have greater access to academic support, college planning and career exploration through a partnership with the University of Washington's TRIO Educational Talent Search program. "This is particularly exciting for us because it complements the work already underway to expand postsecondary access in Yakima," Yakima Superintendent Trevor Greene wrote in an email. The district joins Wapato, Toppenish and Mount Adams as the Yakima County districts partnered in
Yakima School District approves paraeducator contract, selects contractor for new schools (opens the original)
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Garco Construction of Spokane has been selected to build Hoover and Garfield elementary schools in Yakima, and the Yakima School District board has approved a new contract with paraeducators. The replacement schools are part of a $200 million bond for school construction and improvements across the district. The Yakima school board heard an update on the projects Tuesday. Having one construction company build both schools will help the district save money by buying in bulk, said Susan Fate, t
Here's how much Yakima-area school districts spend on administration, superintendents (opens the original)
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The Yakima School District budgeted less than the state average on central office administration, and its superintendent makes around the same if not less than similar-sized districts in the state, according to an analysis by the Yakima Herald-Republic. School administration costs and superintendent salaries are often scrutinized as districts make budget decisions and negotiate with unions. Those expenses were criticized frequently during rounds of staff cuts in Yakima in 2023 and 2024 as the d
Yakima gathers to remember 9/11 victims and service members on 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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A post shared by Yakima Herald-Republic (@yakimaherald) Yakima community members, first responders and veterans memorialized the service members and victims who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, during the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks. The police department is partnered with the Yakima Fire Department and local agencies to honor the lives lost at the Yakima Police Department Memorial Garden on Friday. Around 200 people showed up to pay their respects, along with state Sen. Curtis Kin
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