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Students to get more in-person learning

Schedules vary among districts

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Peninsula College instructor to offer free improv workshop

A weekly improvisational theater workshop is set to begin tonight, free and online with Peninsula College professor Lara…

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District reinstates Sequim High School principal to position

Shawn Langston agrees to work with mediator to ‘build trust’

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Superintendent: In-person learning working in Forks

No confirmed cases of COVID-19 transmission

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Sequim native named to Montana State University dean’s list

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Sequim native Willow Williams was named to Montana State University’s dean’s list for the fall…

Writer-illustrator Taylor Mermel of Marrowstone Island has published a pair of picture books to help children with stress and anxiety. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Grown-up child writes from own experience

Books provide resources for kids feeling overwhelmed

Superintendent Marty Brewer, on left, receives a check from Ray Chirayath, center, and Lynn Bedford, on right, of the Port Angeles Education Foundation. The $50,000 grant will assist students who have difficulty accessing the internet from home in order to participate in distance learning.

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$86K in grants awarded to Port Angeles School District

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Education Foundation recently awarded more than $86,000 in grants to the Port…

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WSU master gardener training program offered online

PORT ANGELES — Registration ends today for the 2021 Home Horticultural training program offered by the Washington State…

State Rep. Mike Chapman, right, speaks to first-grade students during a Thursday tour of Crescent School in Joyce as school Superintendent Dave Bingham, second from right, looks on. Chapman visited the school to see how the district's hybrid system of in-class and remote instruction was working and to discuss school funding issues. Crescent currently makes in-person instruction available to students in kindergarten through sixth grade with middle and high school students on campus on a two-day-per-week schedule intermixed with remote learning. All parents are given the option of remote instruction for their children. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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State Rep. Mike Chapman visits Crescent School

State Rep. Mike Chapman, right, speaks to first-grade students during a Thursday tour of Crescent School in Joyce…

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In-person learning a top priority for Peninsula school leaders

Districts want to get back to normal

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Sequim School District investigations ongoing

Officials expect conclusions to be reached in January

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Pollanz scholarship winners announced

Port Angeles High School students earn awards

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Studium Generale on self-publishing for industry, social change talk set

PORT ANGELES — Samantha Schmehl Hines will offer the final Studium Generale for the fall quarter at 12:30…

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First Teacher online meeting features Santa Claus

SEQUIM — Santa Claus will be the guest at a First Teacher parent meeting at 10 a.m. Monday.

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PASD joins move to remote learning on Peninsula

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District will join other districts on the North Olympic Peninsula in…

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State officials mull loosening COVID-19 guidelines for schools

By The Associated Press

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Peninsula College winter quarter scholarships available

Applications due by Dec. 15

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Brinnon students to shift back to hybrid model

Starting Monday, students to have three days online, two days in person

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Sequim moves to all-virtual classes

Port Angeles schools may follow based on infection rate

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Jefferson County schools back to remote classes

Infection rates driving decision