News & Events

Don’t have time to attend or watch an entire school board meeting? You can stay up to date with this SESEC information resource! Upcoming Meetings Updates from SPS [..]

In the 2023–24 school year, a student's fatal shooting at Garfield High School reignited calls to bring School Resource Officers back. During an SPS Board Meeting, students,[..]

That’s why I’m so honored to share our 2025 SESEC Summit Graphic, a visual representation of our shared vision, grounded in the wisdom and truth spoken by our community. T[..]

The issues we face today are immense and complicated. Climate change, growth of AI and other technology, social media, wars and ethnic cleansing (and genocide), wealth dispar[..]

As summer comes to an end, SESEC is highlighting three member organizations and their youth programs, which have supported students in gaining new skills. Below are descriptio[..]

hat standardized testing shouldn’t do is serve as the primary measure for school quality, student growth/learning, teacher quality, etc.  So, what are possible meaningful a[..]

Standardized testing is already quite culturally unresponsive, for example, test questions on U.S. slavery focus more on economics rather than the dehumanization of enslavemen[..]

Seattle Public Schools is grappling with budget deficits like many other districts across the country.  These budgeting issues are connected to inflation and the end of COVID[..]

Seattle Public Schools is grappling with budget deficits like many other districts across the country.  These budgeting issues are connected to inflation and the end of COVID[..]

Born in Mogadishu, Nimco Bulale grew up in South Seattle and South King County. She has spent her professional career serving her community as a community organizer, educator,[..]

Seattle Public Schools has been trying to fix the broken school system for over three decades, yet we have much more work to do to achieve equitable outcomes for all students.[..]