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- 1Seattle Schools Highlight Music Programs Building Student Connections▼News : Building Connections Through Music at Ingraham and Robert Eagle Staff
Seattle Public Schools is spotlighting music education at Ingraham High School and Robert Eagle Staff Middle School, framing music as a way students build connections across the two campuses, which share a campus in north Seattle. The district's news item emphasizes how ensemble playing and shared musical activities foster relationships and belonging among students of different ages and backgrounds.
- 2Seattle Public Schools blocks YouTube, Minecraft and Gemini●Seattle Public Schools blocks YouTube, Minecraft, Gemini
Seattle Public Schools has blocked student access to YouTube, Minecraft and Google's Gemini AI assistant on its network. The move covers popular learning and entertainment tools used widely in classrooms, and it is drawing attention to how the district balances digital learning with online safety and distraction concerns. Families and educators are waiting to hear whether the restrictions will be eased or extended.
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The Daily of the University of Washington has published a review of 'Nanay', a production at Theatre Off Jackson in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The writeup assesses the play's performances and staging for local audiences, adding to coverage of the theatre's current season and its focus on Asian American storytelling.
- 4Seattle District Army Corps commander delivers farewell message●🎥 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District Col. Kathryn Sanborn's Farewell Message (video, 0:05) U.S. Army Corps o
Col. Kathryn Sanborn, commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District, has released a farewell message marking the end of her tenure. The short video, credited to Nicole Celestine and distributed via the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service, offers thanks and closing remarks as leadership of the district changes hands.